Baby changing facilities: There are two restrooms equipped with baby changing stations and baby strollers are allowed inside. Baby backpacks need to be checked in with security before admission.
Limited discount offer: On October 8 and 9, the Peggy Guggenheim Collection joins the National Day for Families at the Museum, offering complimentary workshops for children under the theme "Different but Equal." Families can enjoy museum entry with a special €25 "family ticket," covering two adults and multiple children under 18. Additionally, visitors can relish a 15% discount at the Museum Shop and Café throughout the weekend.
Art Workshop: Spanning various disciplines including printing methods, paper crafting, wax manipulation, textiles, and jewelry, our Hands-on! series of six sessions encourages active participation, enhancing tactile awareness while fostering manual skills through inventive and enlightening endeavors. This program offers families a rare chance to explore concealed artisanal studios, ancient tools, materials, and enduring techniques, shedding light on lesser-known creative vocations that remain relevant to this day.
Double Meaning: This is a special ‘Tactile Tour’ at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection Events for blind, partially sighted, and sighted visitors. Guided by Valeria Bottalico, a seasoned authority in museum inclusivity who conceived and orchestrated this initiative, the tactile tours immerse participants in an array of artworks drawn from the museum's permanent collection and ongoing temporary exhibitions.
Double Meaning Masterclass: An all-encompassing, two-day sculpture workshop will be accessible to blind, partially sighted, and sighted children. Following a tactile exploration of a chosen array of artworks in the collection via relief reproductions, participants will engage in a workshop where they will craft a relief image and collaboratively fashion a sculpture.
