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Art School Trip To Venice

Venice lives and breathes art, much of it housed in beautiful Renaissance palazzos for art student teachers to explore with their students.

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Highlights

01

Contemporary art in the 18th century Palazzo Grassi

02

Bellini and Carpaccio at Gallerie dell'Accademia

03

The Peggy Guggenheim Collection

04

Venetian History in Museo Correr

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Schools - Italy - Generic

The trip that we went on was fantastic and very well organised.

Glyn School

Suggested itinerary

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4
Flight to Venice/Treviso (approximately 2 hours) Transfer to accommodation by coach, then rail shuttle from Tronchetto to Piazzale Roma (small fee pay on arrival) Flight time permitting walking tour to explore the sites (guide optional) Evening meal
Breakfast Visit St Mark’s and St Mark’s Square before The Doges Palace Museo Correr then evening meal
Breakfast Galleria dell’Accademia Peggy Guggenheim Museum Evening meal
Breakfast Flight time permitting visit the Galleria d’Arte moderna ca’Pesaro Transfer to airport rail shuttle from Piazzale Roma to Tronchetto (small fee pay on arrival) and coach Return flight Venice/Treviso to the UK

What's included*

Return flights UK to Italy
Return overseas transfers
Half board accommodation
Insurance
1 teacher place for every 10 students
24/7 emergency support on tour

*Please note, entrance fees where applicable are not included in typical price – contact us for more details

Recommended excursions

01 Peggy Guggenheim Collection
02 Punta della Dogana
03 Galleria dell’Accademia, Venice
04 Palazzo Grassi
05 Museo Correr
06 St Mark’s Church, Venice
07 Palazzo Ducale (Doge’s Palace)
08 Ca d’Oro
09 Grand Canal, Venice
10 Venetian mask making workshop
11 Ca Rezzonico
12 Galleria d’Arte Moderna Ca Pesaro
13 Basilica of Santa Maria
01 Peggy Guggenheim Collection

The Collection is the most important museum in Italy for European and American art from the first half of the 20th century. It is located in Peggy Guggenheim’s former home, Palazzo Venier dei Leoni, and presents her personal collection of 20th century art. It ranges from cubism to abstract expressionism, enabling students to see a range of works and styles.

2 hours See on map
02 Punta della Dogana

The former marine customs house sits at the punta, or very head, of the Grand Canal, and offers wonderful views of the Venetian basin. Like Palazzo Grassi, it is now a modern exhibition space, showing contemporary works from the collection of François Pinault, who had the interior remodelled with clean lines and polished surfaces by Tadao Ando.

2 hours See on map
03 Galleria dell'Accademia, Venice

This important gallery of fine art traces the development of Venetian art and artists chronologically up to the 18th century. Students can see a vast range of art inspired by the many different perspectives a single city can provide. The collection includes influential works by Bellini Carpaccio, Tintoretto, Giorgione and Canaletto.

2 hours See on map
04 Palazzo Grassi

Built between 1748 and 1772 for a Bolognese family, this palace is one of the last of the great noble residences on the Grand Canal. It was bought by businessman François Pinault in 2005 to showcase his important collection of modern and contemporary art. Its interior was remodelled by architect Tadao Ando and it contains a 600-seat outdoor theatre.

2 hours See on map
05 Museo Correr

Set along the southside of St Mark’s Square, this museum exhibits fascinating art, documents, artefacts, and maps that shed light on the history and day-to-day life of Venice across the centuries. The Napoleonic Wing is decorated in a stunning neoclassical style and houses a prestigious collection of works by Venetian sculptor Antonio Canova.

2 hours See on map
06 St Mark's Church, Venice

This is one of the most famous churches in the world and one of the best known examples of Byzantine architecture. Located on St Mark’s Square this is a must see for anyone visiting Venice and guided tours can be arranged upon request. The Basilica, consecrated in 1094, houses the relics of St Mark and is richly decorated with mosaics. The golden altarpiece is a masterpiece dating from the 10th century.

1.5 hours See on map
07 Palazzo Ducale (Doge’s Palace)

The pink and white marble Doge’s Palace in St Mark’s Place is an audacious expression of Venetian prosperity and power. It has façades that were designed by Giovanni and Bartolomeo Buon which date from 1309 to 1424. The palace, which was started in the 9th century was rebuilt several times and completed in the Renaissance period.

2 hours See on map
08 Ca d’Oro

The Ca d’Oro is one of the most famous civilian buildings of Venice. The gallery houses a wonderful art collection, from the Venetian, Tuscan and Flemish schools of artistic talent. There is also a collection of bronzes, Renaissance sculptures and an interesting ceramic collection.

Tip: The ‘Golden House’ was named due to the gilt and polychrome decorations that once adorned its walls.

2 hours See on map
9 Grand Canal, Venice

The Grand Canal is an ancient waterway that is the main route through Venice. It is lined with magnificent buildings that were built from the 13th to the 18th centuries by wealthy Venetian families. The best way to view these is to travel by vaporetto(water bus) – the no.1 and no.2 both travel from end to end – or you can take a water taxi or gondola.

1 hour See on map
10 Venetian mask making workshop

Learn about the ancient craft of Venetian mask-making as you are taken through the detailed processes of design, clay moulding and material application. This is a fascinating opportunity to learn about one of the city’s famous traditions and the history behind the masks.

Tip: Use your creativity to create your own bright Venetian mask.

2 - 3 hours See on map
11 Ca Rezzonico

The Ca’Rezzonico is a museum dedicated to exploring Venice in the 18th century. The magnificent Palazzo housing the museum was designed by the great Baroque architect Baldassare Longhena and later completed by Giorgio Massari. The museum includes works by Tintoretto, Bonifacio de Pitati and Canaletto together with frescoes by Tiepolo and a collection of 18th century furniture.

2 hours See on map
12 Galleria d’Arte Moderna Ca Pesaro

This modern museum was originally intended to display avant-garde works of art by Italian artists. The museum now contains works from an international group including: Ciardi, Favretto, Ernst, Calder and Kandinsky. The fresco ceiling decorations, masks, sculptures and statues mean that art is everywhere.

2 hours See on map
13 Basilica of Santa Maria

The Basilica of Santa Maria del Fiore’s incredible neo-gothic façade is something to behold. Inside are impressive tombs, frescoes and paintings. The Baptistery, a romanesque minor basilica, is one of the oldest buildings in Florence. The external imagery, particularly on the 3 bronze doors, is incredibly intricate.

1- 2 hours See on map
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Typical accommodation

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Hotel Atlantide ★★ See on map

What groups like:

The hotel is close to the Jewish quarter and Frari church
Situated centrally so great for visiting shops and seeing the city
Pedestrianised walkway from the hotel to the famous St Mark’s Square

Facilities:

Luggage storage
Private bathroom with shower with toiletries and hairdryers
Satellite TV service

Learning outcomes

Subject focus

Students can:

  • See a wide range of art in some of the most important art museums in the world
  • Learn about the city that has provided the context for so much inspirational artwork throughout history
  • Find inspiration for their own work
  • Explore and evaluate how issues such as presentation were addressed in some famous works

Student outcomes

Students will have had an opportunity to:

  • View a wide range of inspiring presentations and media
  • Develop an understanding of the inspirations and techniques behind the works
  • Encounter a range of influences to inform their own work

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