Have been to Venice multiple times and have always missed this gallery. It is worth a visit (but only if you have already seen other Venice highlights) as it is the art collection of a supporter of modern art (Dali, Malevich, Kandinsky, Picasso, Pollack). It is an intimate space and worth a visit as it overlooks the Grand Canal and has a varied modern art collection. Would recommend!

Absolutely stunning collection. Located near Academia vapporeto stop. The best collection of modern art and sculpture that I have had the good fortune to see. We’ll displayed in Peggy Guggenheim’s former residence.

If you have an interest in the arts of the 20th century, it's definitely a MUST. To me, it appears that Peggy Guggenheim exactly knew what to collect. Wandering around the exhibition, I was feeling like getting a summary of many expositions that I saw over the last years. One recommendation: use the museum's website for obtaining information about the works on display.

We always enjoy a visit to the Palazzo Venier dei Leoni, former home of Peggy Guggenheim and now one of the most important museums of European and American art of the twentieth century. The museum presents Her vast personal collection of masterpieces. She said “My motto was Buy a picture a day and I lived up to it”. A must see place if you are ever in Venice!

My second visit. Would happily go again and again. A wonderful experience. The collection is sublime - some of my fave artists. Magical to be in a beautiful palazzo enjoying incredible art work up close. Looking into a Kandinsky brought me to tears. The staff are so knowledgeable and passionate about Peggy, her legacy, and collection. We were lucky to join a free Peggy Talk held in the main courtyard by a delightful young intern. We learned a lot about Peggy and just how critical her patronage and artist advocacy was. Fascinating woman, life and legacy.

The Guggenheim in Venice is a small intimate gallery with a collection of very important and famous works of modern art. It is situated on the Dorsoduro side of the Grand Canal with a wonderful view down to Santa Maria del Salute from the garden terrace, Owing to it's design and size there is not much space for visitors to view the exhibits. When we visited on 1/3/2023 the experiences was totally ruined by gangs of schoolchildren moving around the various rooms and corridors with minimum supervision, Surely the Museum Management can find a way of limiting these large groups at any one time. Otherwise, it is a very disappointing experience.

There is such a wonderful collection of art in the museum. The museum is a wonderful setting on the Grande Canal in a beautiful palazzo. Definitely, take a stroll outside and look at the view and the boat going by on the canal. We were there in the winter, but I'm sure the garden is just amazing in the spring.

A fair few examples of contemporary art in a great setting by done if the most famous names. Even if you’re not a big fan you’ll be amazed at some of the works on on show. Great setting on the banks of the Grand Canal

My favourite place in Venice. A beautiful building with a wonderful collection.Where else can you see 3 or 4 Jackson Pollock paintings? There is a nice cafe and another exhibition gallery on site.Its lovely to think of Peggy living there with her collection and many artistic friends hanging out.Prebook your ticket .In the low season you can just turn up and buy a ticket.

This is a beautifu, smaii, accessible museum located in Peggy Guggenheim’s former home. IThe grounds back onto one of the canals Wonderful sculpture outside and nicely landscaped. If you like 20th century att you will be amazed at the quality and fixerait of the collection: Chagal, Dali, Pillock, Duchamp, Picasso,, Klee,,Magritte…. Ms Guggenheim had a wonderful eye and the money to put together a wonderful collection. The surroundings are intimate and allow you to really enjoy the works. Do not miss this