A glorious compound with two circus museums, an art museum, a statue courtyard, rose garden, historical residence, and welcome center with its own theater space, gift shop, and restaurant. This stop can easily last you 6 hours of entertainment and the restaurant is totally worth eating at (the calamari was delicious!) The first circus museum is geared toward children but worth a visit especially due to its sprawling miniature of a circus caravan and honestly, the interactive bits like the clown car and balancing on the back of a horse were still fun as an adult! The second circus museum houses a full train car and wonderful circus wagons with lots of history about the brothers. The rose garden will certainly be a stop to make if the season is right. The Ca’Z’Dan house was glorious from the marble deck that reaches out to the gulf water to the ceilings of every single room inside - definitely do not skip buying the ticket that includes the first floor of the house (second floor tour of bedrooms seems unnecessary). The art museum was pretty magnificent - modern and local side had a great variety of pieces and media, the classic side had quite a few commanding pieces and I enjoyed the styling of the rooms. All staff were lovely from the restaurant to the gift shop to the museum docents. We bought tickets online, Will visit again!!