guided tours
School group visits are by appointment only and are restricted to a maximum of 20 participants per group. Guided tours are offered in several languages subject to availability and with advance booking. Guided tours last approximately an hour and a half and include the permanent collection and the Gianni Mattioli Collection. The cost of a guided tour is €75 (Italian language), €85 (other languages) per group.

For useful information before your visit

For more information and bookings:
tel: +39.041.2405.440/419
fax: +39.041.5209.083
e-mail: prenotazioni@guggenheim-venice.it

a scuola di guggenheim
A Scuola di Guggenheim is an educational project developed in collaboration with Nati per Leggere. Designed for schools of all levels, the A Scuola di Guggenheim program for the academic year 2012-2013 is focused on the topic of Art and Literature, the fusions between the two and the methods and lexicons of the two disciplines.

During last school year, from May 16 to May 21 the Peggy Guggenheim Collection hosted Art+Technology=School, an exhibition of works created by the students taking part in A Scuola di Guggenheim. [go to the page]

For more information and registration:
www.ascuoladiguggenheim.it
tel: +39.041.2405.444
e-mail: informazioni@ascuoladiguggenheim.it

first look
The Peggy Guggenheim Collection gives Italian schools the opportunity to have free guided tours from 9 am, before the museum opens to the public. Entrance is €8 (one free entrance for every 15 people). Bookings are accepted until there are no more dates available. 'First Look' guided tours are led by students of Ca' Foscari University who take part in a training course organized by the museum.

For more information and bookings:
Dario Pinton
tel: +39.041.2750.687
e-mail: dpinton@guggenheim-venice.it

kids creative lab
Kids Creative Lab is an educational project for children attending primary schools in Italy, designed in collaboration with OVS.
Kids Creative Lab aims at introducing children to the practice of art and at encouraging their creativity as a fundamental tool for their emotional and intellectual development. [info]