Discover the interior of one of Venice's icons by booking this ticket to the Doge's Palace, a symbol of the power of the doges for 1000 years. You'll also have the chance to access the Museo Correr, the National Archeological Museum, and the Marciana Library.
Why Visit the Doge's Palace in Venice?
From being the residence of the Doge of Venice to being a prison, the Doge's Palace in Venice has been used for various purposes throughout its century-old history. With this ticket, you won't need to wait in line at the ticket booth to discover all the details of this icon from the "City of Canals."
This Venetian Gothic-style building, which also features Byzantine elements, is considered one of the finest examples of Venetian palace architecture. Did you know that it was also an authentic symbol of power? From this palace, 120 doges governed the fate of Venice for nearly 1000 years!
In its interior, you'll discover paintings from the most famous Venetian artists, such as Tintoretto, Tiziano, and Veronés. Plus, with this ticket to the Doge's Palace, you'll have the chance to visit the armory room and even the dungeons. An absolute must-see in Venice!
Museo Correr, National Archeological Museum, & Marciana Library
In addition to a skip-the-line ticket to the Doge's Palace, with this ticket, you'll also be able to access the following monuments in Venice:
- Museo Correr: this is the most important museum from La Serenìssima. It tells the city's history from its founding to its annexation to Italy in the 19th century.
- National Archeological Museum: this site houses an important collection of archeological remains, mostly from the most illustrious Venetian families.
- Marciana Library: home to a million volumes, 13000 manuscripts, and over 2800 incunables. The building itself is also a masterpiece. You'll love it!
Opening Times
You can visit the Doge's Palace from 12 pm to 5 pm on the day you choose in the booking calendar.
The Museo Correr, the National Archeological Museum, and the Marciana Library are open from 10 am to 5 pm (final admission is at 4 pm).
How Does It Work?
With this ticket, you can visit each attraction once during the monuments' opening times. The only exception will be the Doge's Palace, which you can see from 12 pm to 5 pm on the day indicated in your booking. Once you've entered the Doge's Palace, you'll have 3 months to access the rest of the monuments included in the ticket.
Special Tickets
There are two types o
Special Tickets
There are two types of special tickets:
Reduced Ticket
Valid for seniors over 65 and people aged 6-25 with a student's card, and people aged 6-29 with a Rolling Venice Card.
Free Entry
Admission is free for children under 6 as well as for visitors with disabilities and one companion. In these cases, you'll need to pick up your free entry ticket directly at the ticket office.
