佩吉古根汉收藏博物馆

在里面慢慢欣赏，累了可以在院子里坐坐，还有个小餐厅，味道很好。还可以看见院子里的风景。靠近运河边的大门也很舒适，坐在门口可以慢慢欣赏对岸的建筑，还有来往的船。

这个地方本身挺好。但是我们不是对现代艺术特别感兴趣,所以这里对我们来说是浪费时间。我们感兴趣的主要是这个房子和Peggy本人的照片。我们对艺术一点也没兴趣。

我们在佩吉·古根海姆美术馆真的很开心,对佩吉·古根海姆的生平又多了一些了解。我们是下午去的,人不是特别多,但是美术馆很小,尤其是楼上空间更小。

我其实并不是一个非常喜欢现代艺术的粉丝。但是我太太却非常着迷。我们来到这里欣赏这的美丽展品,这的艺术气息非常浓郁,有许多展品和陈列摆设都是通过大镜子反光映照出来的。特别有情调。

这真是美妙的好享受。这个博物馆非常安静舒适,不过非常受欢迎。地段非常棒。作为一个对当代艺术几乎一无所知的人,我非常细致认真地游览了这个博物馆,我非常喜欢里面的陈列展品和展览设计,感觉非常给力,很喜欢!极力推荐!

和丈夫一起来参观的这里,虽然很喜欢有些艺术作品,但现代艺术对我而言还是有些难理解。这里藏品丰富,我们花了好几小时才看完,且大部分时间都很开心。让我好奇的是,什么样的人会愿意花大价钱购买这些作品……

Great collection of work. The pollock 'alchemy' interactive exhibition was a great touch and the technology is easy to interact with. A must visit if you're into contemporary art and in Venice.

I'd read an excellent biography on Peggy Guggenheim the week before I visited her collection (Art Lover by Anton Gill), and to say it hugely enriched my visit would be a gross understatement. I confess, I knew (know) very little about modern art before reading it, but the detailed descriptions of many of the pieces in the collection, along with the history behind them, and how Peggy Guggenheim came into possession of them, added to the whole experience. Some of the rooms have photograph of Peggy Guggenheim in the palazzo during the time she lived there, which helps to visualise what it looked like back then. I thoroughly enjoyed viewing her collection, and it made a nice change from the dark, heavy sombre art of the Palazzo Ducale and Ca' Rezzonico (which I'd visited beforehand). Peggy Guggenheim herself is buried in one corner of the sculpture garden, beside her dogs. When I was there, there was a special exhibition of Jackson Pollock's Alchemy, and part of the display was a 3D printout of the piece, which you're allowed to touch. All in all, well worth the €16 entrance fee.

The art pieces were tastefully selected, and well represented from big names in modern art such as Miro, Picasso etc. Short guided tour by intern for the English speaking visitors provided interesting insights to Jackson Pollock's masterpiece 'Alchemy'. Garden is lovely and backdoor on the other side of the house provides great views of the canal.

Going to the Solomon Guggenheim Museum in New York, followed by the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice (and then the modern art in the Metropolitan Museum of Art back in New York) is quite the modern art tour. It was interesting to see the artists represented in all three. The sculpture garden was lovely, and the palazzo itself is very interesting. We particularly enjoyed the presentations by the interns.

Fantastic collection of art and sculpture. Recommend the audio device to learn about the history of each piece. Jackson Pollock collection and story fascinating.

Small musuem - but a big experience. Take your time and pay 15 euro with a smile. Do not forget the small guide for a 5 euro.

Visited this museum mostly out of curiosity more than to appreciate the works of art inside. This is a beautiful house set at the edge of the grand canal with most rooms overlooking the water. The modern exterior provides a stark contrast to the rich antique palazzi. Quite a costly entrance fee for anyone who is not an art afficionado but well worth the visit.

I dont know why but i am not a fan of modern art. This week there we saw a Jackson Pollock master pièce " alchemy", it was interesting that Peggy was the one that Made Jackson so famous , there is a lot of info about the painting of this pièce. The restoration etc. It was an interesting place to see and i am happy i went , but cant honestly say its my cup of tea . I prefer traditional old style art.

If you like 20th century art you cannot miss this visit. Plan to be there for two hours at least, so you can calmly appreciate the works of art inside and outside this beautiful house. They ask you to leave your packs and bags at the entrance, but you can take your camera. Take also money, because there is a caffe inside. I recommend also renting the audioguide to hear the stories about Peggy and the artists she sponsored.