Hard to find location maybe that was just us. Lots of great modern art. I liked the oriental stuff . My partner was a bit bored. Some excellent sculpture. Fabulous. Eventually we found the cafe and had a superb lunch. This is our best museum so far.

This is, in my opinion, one of Venice's best art galleries. It fills the gap between the Old Master collection in the Gallerie dell'Accademia and the Peggy Guggenheim Collection fantastically, and (to my knowledge) is one of Venice's hidden gems. After reading some of the reviews here we had doubts on whether to visit this place, but all this vanished... More

I am very happy that I seeked out this museum. Both for the insight I gained into Italian art of the XIX and XX centuries, which though having studied art history I knew next to nothing about, and for a chance to view some excellent works by other Western artists of the same periods, some also new to me, some... More

as part of Museum Pass, a bargain. Great to get into such a palace along the Grand Canal and to experience the scale and grandeur of the building with its surviving ceiling paintings. Enjoyable display of modern (Impressionist onwards) art, but outshone by the display of oriental art, swords and artifacts on the floors above.

We visited this gallery on a stay in Venice and we decided we would try to find a museum to visit on our last day which was a bit more "out of the way". We decided on the Ca' Pesaro, with low expectations after reading some of the reviews here, but found that we were wrong. The art collection is... More

Located next to the Vaporetto station "San Stae", the museum is a magnificient 17th century Venitian palace. Passionated by contemporary art, we were quite disappointed by this exhibition. The second floor was closed so they put all the art pieces on one floor which is a shame. Not enough space for admiring the pieces. Plus, the collection is too small.... More

Good selection of Italian modern art contained within a stunning palace. Coffee shop overlooks the Grand Canal.

What a wonderful building, both inside and outside. The ceilings were incredible and had some spectacular ornamentation. problem was that they completely outshined all the artwork which defeats the purpose of an art gallery. There was one Klimt but that was as good as it got even though they act like it houses the most important art treasures in the... More

In many ways this seems to be the modern art equivalent of the Ca Rezzonico, further down the Grand Canal - i.e. an imposing palazzo on the canal, worth seeing for the building alone - but housing thoroughly mediocre art. Like the previous reviewer, might have been more impressed if the Klimts had been in residence. The other big names... More