Museo di Palazzo Grimani

The palace holds some contemporary art exhibits, and you can also visit the house itself with the collection of original artworks. It's an interesting visit, but not a must if you are in a rush. The collection itself is made up of many pieces with no clear common point. Very interesting from and architectural view point.

Underrated place in Venice. It’s worth a visit and the room with all the Greek and Roman era sculptures make it worthwhile.

Probably a touch off the normal Venice itinerary, but it's well worth a visit, the museum houses a mixture of historic items from the Palazzo's past with some additional art work. For me the main attraction is the architecture of the building & its slightly faded grandeur. Also for film fans it was used as a location for the 70's psychological horror classic Don't Look Now.

A must visit for art lovers. Collection here is extensive with the climax and at Tribuna. I unexpectedly came on a day when entrance is free but I was prepared to pay to enter. I came in 2 hours before closing so the sun has set. But I think in the day, with natural day light, the Tribuna will be gorgeous.

It is a nice palace and if you are an architecture student, you can visit for free, with the chaos and crowded alleys of the venice, it was great to have this pause in between. The museum itself doesn’t have that much to offer except for a nice interior design and a collection of roman statues.

Interesting artefacts. Some curious, fabulous ceilings

A 17th century private palace hiding numerous jems, stretching from late hellenisitc to Renaissance sculptures and paintings.

It is abusing to see the old walls stained by the products of contemporary excreta. The tribuna grimani is splendidly restored and filled with antique statues. Thank God, they did not put some commercial sheet to it, but i see this quite possible, alas. Other rooms also have beautiful content, if not destroyed by ugly pieces of modernist feces.