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KoreanVenice, the city of water, is home to the Doge's Palace, one of its most dazzling gems. For 1,000 years, it stood as a symbol of maritime power, the epicenter of the Venetian Republic's legislative, judicial, and administrative functions.
Step inside this Gothic masterpiece and immerse yourself in a world of gold. Ascend the 'Golden Staircase,' marvel at the gilded ceilings, and witness the opulence and power Venice once held. Conclude your tour by crossing the 'Bridge of Sighs,' a poignant passage leading to the Piombi prison, where you'll confront the weight of freedom this city fought to protect. Discover the true essence of Venice with the insightful storytelling of a Korean guide.

Doge's Palace Tour: A Thousand Years of Venetian Splendor
If you could pick just one place that encapsulates the thousand-year history of the Maritime Republic of Venice, which once ruled the world, it would undoubtedly be the Doge's Palace. The pride of this city, which subdued Byzantium and laid the foundations for modern diplomacy and economics, is deeply etched between the solid marble columns. Beyond a simple viewing, this journey—from the opulent Doge's office to the Bridge of Sighs, where prisoners took their last breath—is the most perfect way to read the grand narrative that is Venice. Follow the delicate commentary of a Korean-speaking guide and face the bare face of the greatest empire that bloomed on the water.
Aboard the Sea, Where Time Has Stopped, Into the Brilliant Glory of Venice

Meet Overwhelming Authority Under 24K Gold
Face the gateway to the heart of Venetian power, the Golden Staircase. Strolling under the gorgeous ceiling decorations, the republic's heyday, when wealth from all over the world gathered, unfolds vividly before your eyes.

A Giant Art Room Designed Without a Single Pillar
Admire Tintoretto's masterpiece 'Paradise' in the Great Council Chamber, one of the largest halls in Europe. In the moment when art and politics that fill the huge space are in harmony, you will be overwhelmed by Venice's unique aesthetics.

The Last Sigh of Life at the End of Glory
Walk across the 'Bridge of Sighs' that connects the Doge's Palace and the cold prison. Looking at the scenery outside the window behind the splendid palace, you can feel the weight of freedom that this city tried to protect through the last breath that the prisoners exhaled.
Tour Itinerary Information

📌 Doge's Palace Exterior and History Guide: Face the overwhelming exterior of the Doge's Palace and the history intertwined within it.
📌 Entrance to the Palace (Sculpture Museum, Courtyard, Giants' Staircase): After entering the palace, pass through the quiet courtyard and the towering 'Giants' Staircase'.
📌 Golden Staircase: Follow in the footsteps of VIPs along the 'Golden Staircase' adorned with 24K gold leaf.
📌 Doge's Apartment (may vary depending on the exhibition situation): Take a peek into the daily life of the most powerful person at the time in the Doge's apartment.
📌 Diplomatic Conference Room & Senate Chamber: Feel the scene of fierce political negotiations as you pass through the Diplomatic Conference Room and the Senate Chamber.
📌 Council of Ten Conference Room & Judicial Institution Conference Room: Check the majesty of the law that supported the Republic in the Council of Ten Conference Room and the Judicial Institution Conference Room.
📌 Arsenal Exhibition Hall: Visit the arsenal exhibition hall, a symbol of power hidden behind splendor.
📌 Great Council Chamber & Polling Room: Face the essence of Venetian democracy in the vast Great Council Chamber and Polling Room.
📌 Bridge of Sighs & Piombi Prison: Head to Piombi Prison across the 'Bridge of Sighs' and end the tour with a lonely history hidden behind glory.
Meeting Point :
Bar Americano
P.za San Marco, 302, 30124 Venezia VE, Italy
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Meeting Time:
9:00 AM
* Please arrive 10 minutes before the meeting time.


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