choosing
The classic workshop, the Giudecca studio or the palazzo
Three workshops, three rooms, and who each suits.
Reserve your place at the painting bench ↗The three workshops
| Workshop | Best for |
|---|---|
| Classic workshop | A hands-on hour and a keepsake |
| Giudecca studio | A small group and a studio with film credits |
| Palazzo Soranzo | A grand room and a photo session |
The classic workshop
The one with the most reviews, over two thousand. It is taught in Spanish, English, Italian or French and runs about an hour to an hour and a quarter.
The Giudecca studio
Carta Alta caps sessions at eight guests and teaches a baroque technique. Its meeting point is on Giudecca, a short walk from the Palanca vaporetto stop.
The palazzo
Teatro Che Pazzia runs an hour and a half in a fifteenth-century palace on Campo San Polo, with a photo session in the historic halls afterwards.
Think about time
The classic workshop is the shortest. The other two give more room to paint.
Think about access
The classic workshop and the palazzo are not suitable for wheelchair users.
A tie-breaker
If a palace room is what you came for, take the palazzo. If you want the smallest group, take Giudecca.