The Museo Correr, located in St. Mark’s Square, Venice, houses a wealth of cultural and historical treasures. Among these are the original bronze horses from San Marco Cathedral, which were created by French sculptor Philippe Auguste Hennequin in the mid-19th century. The museum also features works of art from Venetian masters such as Titian and Tintoretto, along with paintings from other Italian artists like Carpaccio and Tiepolo. It contains an extensive collection of manuscripts and documents related to the history of Venice. There is an impressive selection of coins and medals from various eras that provide insight into the city’s past.