

by Venice City Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€71.80The Doge's Palace was the seat of political power during the Republic of Venice. This ticket lets visitors skip the lines to enter the palace and the Royal Palace at Piazza San Marco. Inside, visitors can see the halls, corridors, and rooms decorated by Venetian artists such as Tiepolo and Tiziano. The tour includes crossing the Bridge of Sighs to reach the former Venetian prisons, where Casanova was once held. With the same ticket, visitors can enter the Museo Correr, located opposite the Doge’s Palace. The museum displays paintings, sculptures, and other artifacts illustrating Venetian life and the history of the Venetian Empire, including exhibits about the Arsenale shipyards and the Napoleonic area with rooms restored for Empress Sissi. A detailed guide book is provided in seven languages to help visitors understand the history and details of these sites and plan their visit. If selected, the ticket also includes priority entry to the Campanile di San Marco (St. Mark's Bell Tower). An elevator ride takes visitors to the top of the tower, 98 meters high, offering views of St. Mark's Basilica domes, Piazza San Marco, and Venice’s lagoon. The total visit time ranges between one and three hours, depending on the options chosen and the visitor’s pace. The package includes a city map and access to a virtual reality experience showing Venice’s past. Lunch and a guided visit are optional extras. There is no hotel pickup or transportation included.
Ticket Collection at Venice Tours Office
Tickets must be collected at Calle de le Rasse 4536 from the Venice Tours office. From St. Mark’s Square, face the Basilica and turn right toward the Doge’s Palace. Continue past the Bridge of Sighs to the waterfront promenade, Riva degli Schiavoni. After walking two minutes, turn left into Calle de le Rasse. The Venice Tours Office is at number 4536, marked with a sign.
Palazzo Ducale
This ticket grants fast-track access to the Doge’s Palace, the former center of government during the Republic of Venice. Visitors can explore the decorated halls, corridors, and rooms, which include works by Venetian painters such as Tiepolo and Tiziano. The route includes crossing the Bridge of Sighs to reach the old Venetian prisons, where the famous prisoner Casanova was held. The visit here typically lasts about two hours.
120 min
Piazza San Marco
The Doge's Palace and the Royal Palace are located in Piazza San Marco, a central and historic square in Venice.
Museo Correr
Using the same ticket, visitors can enter Museo Correr, located in the Procuratie buildings around St. Mark’s Square. The museum exhibits paintings, sculptures, a library, and coin collections that illustrate Venetian life and the city’s history. Exhibits explain the role of the Arsenale shipyards and include rooms restored for Empress Sissi and Napoleon’s era. The visit usually takes around 30 minutes.
30 min
Campanile di San Marco
If the Bell Tower option is selected, visitors can ascend the Campanile di San Marco, Venice’s tallest structure at 98 meters. An elevator ride takes visitors to the top, where they can see extensive views of the city’s landmarks, including the domes of St. Mark's Basilica, Piazza San Marco, and the surrounding lagoon. This stop typically lasts about 30 minutes.
30 min


by Venice City Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€71.80The Doge's Palace was the seat of political power during the Republic of Venice. This ticket lets visitors skip the lines to enter the palace and the Royal Palace at Piazza San Marco. Inside, visitors can see the halls, corridors, and rooms decorated by Venetian artists such as Tiepolo and Tiziano. The tour includes crossing the Bridge of Sighs to reach the former Venetian prisons, where Casanova was once held. With the same ticket, visitors can enter the Museo Correr, located opposite the Doge’s Palace. The museum displays paintings, sculptures, and other artifacts illustrating Venetian life and the history of the Venetian Empire, including exhibits about the Arsenale shipyards and the Napoleonic area with rooms restored for Empress Sissi. A detailed guide book is provided in seven languages to help visitors understand the history and details of these sites and plan their visit. If selected, the ticket also includes priority entry to the Campanile di San Marco (St. Mark's Bell Tower). An elevator ride takes visitors to the top of the tower, 98 meters high, offering views of St. Mark's Basilica domes, Piazza San Marco, and Venice’s lagoon. The total visit time ranges between one and three hours, depending on the options chosen and the visitor’s pace. The package includes a city map and access to a virtual reality experience showing Venice’s past. Lunch and a guided visit are optional extras. There is no hotel pickup or transportation included.
Ticket Collection at Venice Tours Office
Tickets must be collected at Calle de le Rasse 4536 from the Venice Tours office. From St. Mark’s Square, face the Basilica and turn right toward the Doge’s Palace. Continue past the Bridge of Sighs to the waterfront promenade, Riva degli Schiavoni. After walking two minutes, turn left into Calle de le Rasse. The Venice Tours Office is at number 4536, marked with a sign.
Palazzo Ducale
This ticket grants fast-track access to the Doge’s Palace, the former center of government during the Republic of Venice. Visitors can explore the decorated halls, corridors, and rooms, which include works by Venetian painters such as Tiepolo and Tiziano. The route includes crossing the Bridge of Sighs to reach the old Venetian prisons, where the famous prisoner Casanova was held. The visit here typically lasts about two hours.
120 min
Piazza San Marco
The Doge's Palace and the Royal Palace are located in Piazza San Marco, a central and historic square in Venice.
Museo Correr
Using the same ticket, visitors can enter Museo Correr, located in the Procuratie buildings around St. Mark’s Square. The museum exhibits paintings, sculptures, a library, and coin collections that illustrate Venetian life and the city’s history. Exhibits explain the role of the Arsenale shipyards and include rooms restored for Empress Sissi and Napoleon’s era. The visit usually takes around 30 minutes.
30 min
Campanile di San Marco
If the Bell Tower option is selected, visitors can ascend the Campanile di San Marco, Venice’s tallest structure at 98 meters. An elevator ride takes visitors to the top, where they can see extensive views of the city’s landmarks, including the domes of St. Mark's Basilica, Piazza San Marco, and the surrounding lagoon. This stop typically lasts about 30 minutes.
30 min