Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice

Such an inspiring person - such a beautiful place and a great legacy! The museum and life story of Peggy Guggenheim are highly unusual and interesting (happy to recommend biographies in the museum shop - available in English, Italian, French and German). The garden is very relaxing place - oasis of greenery and freshness in the busy hot city.

Not worth its admission fee. Nice museum with works of huge artists as Miro, Kandinsky, Picasso, Tapies. Unfortunately its more of a checklist of those well-know names than a well curated exhibition. For 5-10 Euros it would be a nice to see place, but 15 Euros is simply too much - even for Venice.

Beautiful setting for a fasinating collection of twentieth century art. Interesting sculpture garden beautifully displayed. Main exhibition ranging from fine examples by Picasso through to Jackson Pollock. Well worth a couple of hours.

Great collection of modern art in a clean, simple setting. Back is open to the Grand Canal with a collection of sculpture outside. Also has a space for more temporary exhibits. Well worth the price👍.

A few nice pieces, but otherwise underwhelming. Like many cases in general, because of their money, the Guggenheims had significant influence on what became popular/well-known modern art. Unfortunately, unlike other scenarios, they had bad taste.