Coisas para fazer em Peggy Guggenheim Museum

beautiful space and incredible collection. it’s a must fir art lovers ans provides a quiet respite from the crowds

Upon arrival at the meeting point, we were greeted by the friendly uniformed staff, and everything went smoothly. We had a VR introduction to the history of the Gondola before taking a short walk to the pier. The Gondola experience was great, giving us the chance to tour Venice slowly by boat. The price on Klook is very reasonable compared to booking on-site. Highly recommended!

We rushed to the ferry terminal before departure and managed to buy Klook tickets just in time. Luckily, we made it. It was 90 euros for two people on-site, but buying through Klook was cheaper than at the counter. It's definitely worth purchasing and experiencing; you really must ride it at least once in your life.

It was basically a self-guided walk after the glass-making demonstration. It wasn't as lively as I had expected, and you can tell that both towns are slowly declining as these traditional artisan industries struggle to survive. In fact, very few young people want to learn these crafts anymore because the work requires years of dedication. In Burano, only about 20 women are said to still possess the traditional lace-making skills. Despite that, the museum is well worth a visit, as it provides valuable insight into the history of Venetian craftsmanship and helps you appreciate these remarkable artistic traditions.

There were many groups at the meeting point, and I had to ask each one to find out which was mine. I participated in the three-island tour, and there were many travelers with different itineraries within this group. So, on the way to the second island, pay close attention to the meeting time for your specific plan. If you miss it, you can also ask the staff. On the first island, Murano (Glass Island), you can admire glass craftsmanship and also buy glass art. The second island is Burano (Colorful Island), where we had lunch and took photos with the colorful houses. The third island, Torcello (Cathedral Island), was very peaceful. There was enough time to explore each island, so it didn't feel rushed. The tour guide on the boat explained things diligently, but the boat's noise was too loud, so it was hard to hear, which was a pity. There are two disembarkation points on the return journey, so pay special attention to that as well.

Overall, there are no major drawbacks. Buying a gondola ride here is cheaper than randomly hailing one on the street. A gondola hailed on the street costs 90 euros per ride, so if you just want to experience it, this option is more cost-effective.

Very good experience. Highly recommended. Our tour guide, Frederica, was really nice and knowledgeable. We had ample time to ourselves. After the must-see activities, were able to explore, eat and shop around.

This place is awesome and super easy to get tickets for. The sights are absolutely breathtaking. I only had time to check out the main building, unfortunately. I really hope they start offering tickets just for that part in the future. It would be great to be able to visit again without having to buy a full package.

After meeting at the tour office, we received our tickets and headphones. Our English-speaking guide then led us on a walk to St. Mark's Basilica, explaining both its exterior and interior architecture. St. Mark's Basilica is incredibly beautiful inside, and a visit to the interior is an absolute must!