Suggestions for Museum near San Polo, Venice

Timo S. • April 5, 2019Loved it. So nice little heaven within busy town. Highly recommended to non art lovers too.

David S. • August 25, 2018La biennale of architecture is awesome !

Ashley D. • September 9, 2018Great museum with an interesting modern art collection on the upper floors. The huge sofas to sit and appreciate art in comfort were great after hours of walking around the city.

Michelle C. • August 9, 2015Refreshing selection of work, I highly recommend you buy the short guide for €18 at the bookshop by the entrance, to consult with as you walk through the exhibit

Elisa C. • July 23, 2011remember to book your ticket!

Jolanda H. • July 21, 2020Nice Balcony, the ceiling of the mozaïek church is insane. The rest of the museum so/so. Go there for the view!

Nancy H. • May 9, 2012Such a beautiful palace. Worth getting the audio tour to learn more about the history of the building

Victoria M. • July 5, 2012Interesting collection of early modern Italian art mostly culled from biennial winners. The cafe serves iced coffee with a porch that overlooks the Grand Canal. Perfection!

Slava • January 4, 2017Great art museum with incredible collection of Italian paintings. One of must see museums in Venice.

Chris H. • March 1, 2015Such detailed designs on this magnificent building. Great views of the impressive architecture.

Giovanna C. • July 13, 2012Visiting The small utopia. Ars Multiplicata. Use benefit and priority line with the Vaporetto dell'Arte ticket!

Bianca L. • December 19, 2017Highly recommend this. Impressive and huge house with lots to see and read about. Bought a museum pass from here.

Jeremy L. • September 13, 2012Probably one of the few remaining design gems in this world by Carlo Scarpa. Don't miss it!

Kinofdc W. • May 3, 2019Frankenthaler's work will be shown in Venice, at the Palazzo Grimani, for the first time in 50 years.

Musei Civici di Venezia /Civic Museums of Venice • March 1, 2013The extraordinary rooms of the Palace, with sumptuous furnishings and original period furniture, refined decorations, exquisite tapestries and portraits, offer a view of Venice in the 18th century

Tj C. • September 3, 2014Incredible museum with superbly constructed exhibits. Compact location, but so many wonderful things to see. Audio/Visuals are incredible, a real treat for the senses.

Musei Civici di Venezia /Civic Museums of Venice • August 30, 2012Storerooms of the Museum, usually not accessible, offer an itinerary through fashion in the 18th Century not to be missed! Book online your visit in Italian and English with a specialised guide

Otel.com • February 9, 2012If you like ships and naval history, visit this museum, which is focused on the nautical history of the city. There are 5 floors that will give you great exhibits of Venice's naval tradition.

J • September 20, 2015A small, free museum with lots of instruments inside. There's a room showing the stages of making a violin, too.

Pipe P. • May 2, 2014Great art musem! Would recommend booking online and if what you are after is DaVinci's art, make sure they have it on display as they usually don't.

Tim D. • August 18, 2016The cafe is good. Calm and quiet with a great view of the Square. The frozen coffee cream was nice.

Tamir K. • September 17, 2021The guide was very good. A pease of interesting hostory

Levent Ahmet • January 4, 2015Absolutely stunning! You must visit there!

Nefeli • November 17, 2014Scarpa's masterpiece! Worth to visit!!

Laurie M. • April 15, 2016I naively booked onto a €20 tour but didn't realise the museum was only €5! However the tour was informative if not a bit rushed and our guide was very knowledgeable. Highly recommend more than once!

Evan S. • November 1, 2016Small but interesting exhibit with replicas of Da Vinci's machines

Val • June 7, 2018Hidden gem garden restaurant in the back courtyard. Enter off the laneway after museum is closed. Get a bottle of prosecco and enjoy it under the stars.

www.travelitalia.com • April 6, 2010La sua costruzione, iniziata nel 1537-1538 dal Sansovino, fu completata cinquant’anni dopo dallo Scamozzi. Nei primi tempi, l'edificio era adibito al conio delle monete della Repubblica Veneziana.