Audio guide in English enhanced appreciation of art. Peggy Guggwnheim photos and home allowed a glimpse of another era and lifestyle. Relaxing grounds with beautiful views.

We were put off server all times from visiting this museum due to the size of the queue. On the last day of our holiday we got up early and got in as it opened at 10:00am , so worth it. Quite a small museum...More

We were a little reluctant to visit the Guggenheim museum in Venice only because it seemed too "American". However, because we found ourselves over near the Santa Maria della Salute Church and in the artsy area of Venice, we decided to go to the museum....More

An exceptional collection well curated and presented. Staffed by mostly young Americans who were excellent

If your into art or even if your not this is a fabulous place to spend a couple of hours. Well worth the money. Has a variety of famous artists that every one would know.

The Picasso exhibit was definitely worth the admission cost. The cafe was disappointing. Easily accessible from St Marks square.

Nice change from the historic art we have been bathed in, seeing modern art in the Guggenheim house. Many interesting pieces, but if you don't like modern art, don't come here. Also, we went mid afternoon and there was a line to buy tickets and...More

Went here on my forth visit to Venice. Was not sure I would like it. Glad I went. The various forms of art work are well worth the visit. My wife enjoyed it very much, she's into art more than am. The various work are...More

Peggy Guggenheim was an heiress who courted artists across the planet. The American lived its this lovely house on the Canal Grande. Her collection of artwork is beyond compare and so so worth the visit.

We were very impressed by the range of art on display and the way it is shown. Didn't take long to get in, extremely nice atmosphere, plus a little cafe which had a good range of light food and again a really good feeling to...More