Venice Museum Pass

Uncover 1,000 Years of History in the City of Water,
The Stories Told by 11 Palaces and Museums

From the golden staircase of the Doge's Palace, adorned with the glory of the Venetian Republic, to the museum on Burano Island, showcasing delicate lace craftsmanship! With the Museum Pass, you can deeply explore the diverse aspects of Venice. This pass includes fast-track benefits, allowing you to save valuable time even at the crowded Doge's Palace. Discover the true value of Venice at your own pace, traveling through 11 museums encompassing art, fashion, history, and natural history.

Highlights

Extensive Inclusions:
Gain access to a total of 11 Venice Civic Museums, including the Doge's Palace.

Time-Saving Fast Track:
Enter the Doge's Palace and major museums in St. Mark's Square quickly, skipping the lines.

Generous Validity Period:
Valid for 3 months from the date of reservation, so there's no need to rush your itinerary.

Utilize Island Tours:
It's useful for island tours as it includes museums on Murano, famous for glass crafts, and Burano, famous for lace.

Economical Price:
Enjoy Venetian culture much cheaper than paying for 11 places individually.

Available Museums

Doge's Palace:
A magnificent governing structure where the power of the Venetian Republic was concentrated, and where you can see the Golden Staircase and the 'Bridge of Sighs'.

Correr Museum:
An extensive museum facing St. Mark's Square, showcasing the history, art, and civic life of Venice.

National Archaeological Museum:
Filled with valuable statues and artifacts from ancient Greece and Rome, allowing you to feel the essence of classical art.

Marciana Library:
Considered the epitome of Renaissance architecture, it is a beautiful library with stunning ceiling frescoes by masters Titian and Tintoretto.

Ca' Rezzonico:
A grand mansion by the canal that recreates the extravagant and splendid lifestyle of the Venetian nobles of the 18th century.

Ca' Pesaro:
Unlike its antique exterior, the interior offers a collection of avant-garde modern art and splendid oriental art, providing an unexpected charm.

Fortuny Museum:
The studio of the genius designer Mariano Fortuny, and a mysterious Gothic-style mansion imbued with his artistic inspiration.

Mocenigo Palace:
A fascinating space where you can glimpse the long-standing costumes of Venice and the perfume-making secrets passed down through generations.

Goldoni House:
The birthplace of the Italian genius playwright Carlo Goldoni, interestingly showcasing the theatrical stages and puppet show history of the time.

Murano Glass Museum:
You can admire the mysterious and radiant glass art that has evolved over the centuries on Murano Island, the mecca of glass crafts.

Burano Lace Museum:
Everything about the delicate and intricate lace crafts, carefully embroidered stitch by stitch by the women of the colorful Burano Island, is contained here.

Venice Natural History Museum:
You can see everything from dinosaur fossils to rare flora and fauna specimens inside an old Byzantine-style building, making it perfect to visit with children.