Titian house, Renaissance artist birthplace museum in Pieve di Cadore, Italy.

The Titian house is a museum in Pieve di Cadore, built in the 15th century as a family residence. It has two floors connected by a wooden staircase. The ground floor has a living room with reproductions of artworks and copies of the artist's autograph letters, and a kitchen with a traditional fireplace. The upper floor has five rooms with rustic furnishings and some walls fully covered in wood.

Built in the 15th century as the family home of a distinguished local household, the house was restored and rebuilt several times over the centuries. In 1926 the Magnifica Comunità di Cadore commissioned renovation works. It is now a museum devoted to Titian, who was born here.

The house keeps a rustic furnishing and some walls fully covered in wood, and the ground-floor sitting room holds reproductions of Titian's works and copies of his autograph letters, the starting point of the visit. On the first floor, five rooms include the kitchen with its traditional fireplace. In 1989 the house was the filming location for the official video of Matia Bazar's song "Stringimi".

The house-museum is fully visitable across two floors joined by a wooden staircase: a ground-floor sitting room with reproductions of works and copies of the artist's autograph letters, then five rooms on the upper floor, including the kitchen with its traditional fireplace.

In 1989 the house served as the filming location for the official video of Matia Bazar's song "Stringimi", a detail visitors rarely connect with the birthplace of a Renaissance painter.