Rating
4.5/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Jean Reeve (17 months ago)
A treasure trove of glorious art. The building itself is a wonder. Highly recommended.
A treasure trove of glorious art. The building itself is a wonder. Highly recommended.
Jaevie Dulay (18 months ago)
We visited during the renovation so one of the rooms we wanted to visit was closed to the public. Make sure to visit their website as they have a document that lists the paintings available for viewing. There are guides in some rooms so you can learn more about the art that are displayed and even the rooms themselves. It was interesting to know that the Vitruvian man is in the archive of this museum and only displayed every 5 years.
We visited during the renovation so one of the rooms we wanted to visit was closed to the public. Make sure to visit their website as they have a document that lists the paintings available for viewing. There are guides in some rooms so you can learn more about the art that are displayed and even the rooms themselves. It was interesting to know that the Vitruvian man is in the archive of this museum and only displayed every 5 years.
Luis Cintron (18 months ago)
Totally in love with the Gallerie dell’Accademia! This experience was magical! The surroundings were whispering history in every corner and the environment was pulling you in, like if you’d have already been there... like if you belonged there!
Totally in love with the Gallerie dell’Accademia! This experience was magical! The surroundings were whispering history in every corner and the environment was pulling you in, like if you’d have already been there... like if you belonged there!
Linda Whiting (18 months ago)
Opted to pay for the hand held guide. Difficult to hear and no information given about why certain subjects and scenes were painted. Would have been useful to have been given more background information. The art on display was all very similar. There is only so much culture you can take before you need another drink.
Opted to pay for the hand held guide. Difficult to hear and no information given about why certain subjects and scenes were painted. Would have been useful to have been given more background information. The art on display was all very similar. There is only so much culture you can take before you need another drink.
Simone Franceschin (19 months ago)
Beautiful renaissance museum, you'll find several masterpieces by Tintoretto, Tiziano, Giorgione and many others. If you're visiting Venice in 2019 it's a must do. It's 500 years since Tintoretto's birth and special exhibitions are all over town and of course in the museum. You'll love it.
Beautiful renaissance museum, you'll find several masterpieces by Tintoretto, Tiziano, Giorgione and many others. If you're visiting Venice in 2019 it's a must do. It's 500 years since Tintoretto's birth and special exhibitions are all over town and of course in the museum. You'll love it.
