• Doge’s Palace - The Doge’s Palace stands as one of Venice’s most stunning landmarks and a prime example of Venetian Gothic architecture. This grand palace, once the seat of the powerful Venetian Republic, served as the residence of the Doge and the hub of Venice’s political power for centuries. Visitors can explore opulent halls adorned with masterpieces by renowned artists like Tintoretto and Veronese, stroll through majestic chambers where historic decisions were made, and delve into the captivating history of one of the world’s most influential maritime republics.
• Bridge Of Sighs - The Bridge of Sighs is one of Venice’s most recognizable landmarks, linking the Doge’s Palace to the historic prisons. Constructed in the early 17th century, this graceful white limestone bridge enclosed prisoners as they moved from the courtrooms to their cells. Legend has it that the bridge earned its name from the sighs of prisoners catching their last view of the Venetian lagoon through its small stone windows.
• Museo Correr - The Museum Correr provides an intriguing exploration of the art, history, and daily life of Venice. Visitors can explore elegant imperial rooms like the Napoleon Ballroom and the intimate boudoir of Empress Sissi, admire neoclassical masterpieces, and discover one of the oldest and most detailed maps of Venice, the renowned 1500 view by Jacopo de’ Barbari, showcasing the city during the peak of the Venetian Republic.
• Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Venezia - The National Archaeological Museum of Venice boasts one of Italy’s most significant collections of classical antiquities. Situated in St. Mark’s Square, it features an exceptional array of ancient Greek and Roman sculptures, bronzes, ceramics, and coins, offering visitors an engaging journey through the art and culture of the ancient Mediterranean world.
• Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana - The Monumental Rooms of the Marciana Library are among the most splendid Renaissance interiors in Venice. Once the ceremonial heart of the Venetian Republic, these grand halls are adorned with lavish ceilings and masterpieces by prominent Venetian painters of the 16th century. The library also houses an extraordinary collection of rare manuscripts and ancient books, including the renowned Codex Venetus, one of the most significant surviving manuscripts of Homer’s Iliad.

• Priority Refundable Entrance Ticket to the Doge’s Palace
• Doge’s Palace Official Audio Guide (to be downloaded inside the Palace)
• Entrance Ticket to the National Archaeological Museum
• Entrance Ticket to the Monumental Rooms of the Marciana Library
• Entrance Ticket to Royal Palace - Correr Museum (Napoleon Ballroom, Empress Sissi’s Boudoir)

Save valuable time and avoid the lengthy queues at Venice’s former seat of power. Benefit from fast-track access to the stunning Doge’s Palace and explore its remarkable halls and corridors at your leisure. Marvel at the grand chambers decorated with masterpieces by renowned Venetian artists and cross the Bridge of Sighs from the inside to reach the historic prisons where criminals, including the infamous Giacomo Casanova, were once held.

With the same ticket, you can also explore the nearby Royal Palace, now the Correr Museum, which overlooks St. Mark’s Square. Learn how Venice rose to become one of the most powerful maritime republics while visiting rooms such as the Napoleon Ballroom and Empress Sissi’s boudoir, as well as the famous 1500 map of Venice by Jacopo de’ Barbari.

Your ticket also grants access to the Monumental Rooms of the Marciana Library and the National Archaeological Museum, which houses a significant collection of ancient Greek and Roman sculptures and classical artifacts.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.