Accessibility for Visitors with Limited Mobility

Due to technical problems, the platform lifts are temporarily out of order.

The museum can be easily reached from the Accademia, Salute, and Zattere vaporetto stops (thanks to the ACTV public transport system and local administration).

  • The museum grants free admission to visitors with limited mobility and their carepartners.
  • Wheelchairs are available at the museum free-of-charge to visitors.
  • Museum staff are available to facilitate the visit.
  • It is not possible to access the museum directly from the Grand Canal.

The museum is accessible through platform lifts: one lift accesses the garden (seven steps); one lift allows access to the entrance of the palazzo where Peggy Guggenheim lived and where the permanent collection is on view (eight steps); one lift gives access to the museum café (four steps); another lift allows access to the temporary exhibition galleries (nine steps).
The museum’s barchessa (where the Schulhof Collection is on view) is directly accessible from the garden.
Three steps without a ramp lead to the internal Museum Shop, whereas the shop outside the museum is directly accessible.

For more information:
+39 041 2405 440
+39 041 2405 419
visitorinfo@guggenheim-venice.it


Accessibility for Visitors Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired

The Peggy Guggenheim Collection offers an innovative accessibility program to visitors who are blind or visually impaired: Double Meaning: a Tactile Journey through the Peggy Guggenheim Collection.

A selection of works in the museum are reproduced as tactile relief tablets and are accompanied by descriptive technical sheets in Braille high legibility characters.
Texts on the works can be downloaded here.

  • The museum grants free admission to visitors who are blind or visually impaired and to their carepartners.
  • Service animals are welcome.

Request and reserve a free tactile tour by emailing doppiosenso@guggenheim-venice.it or calling the following numbers:
+39 041 2405 444
+39 041 2405 401

Programs for accessibility and inclusion

All visitors can enjoy the works of art on view. The Peggy Guggenheim Collection ensures accessible spaces and information to visitors with disabilities by through social and cultural inclusion and welcomes all visitors in a hospitable and pleasant environment.

Address

Peggy Guggenheim Collection
Palazzo Venier dei Leoni
Dorsoduro 701
30123 Venice

Opening hours

Daily 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Closed Tuesdays and December 25


Getting there

From Piazzale Roma or Ferrovia:
Vaporetto no. 2, direction Lido, Accademia stop.
Vaporetto no. 1, direction Lido, Accademia or Salute stops.

From Piazza San Marco:
Vaporetto no. 2, direction P. Roma, Accademia stop.
Vaporetto no. 1, direction P. Roma, Salute or Accademia stops.

For further information, see the ACTV transport service website.