Venice Doge's Palace Reserved Entry Ticket (St. Mark's Square Museums Included)

Skip the line and step straight into Doge's Palace

With a reserved entry ticket, you can skip the line into Doge's Palace, the heart of Venice's political and judicial power for centuries. From its original 14th- and 15th-century structure to the later Renaissance and Mannerist additions, you can trace the evolution of Venetian architecture throughout the palace.

Admire the golden staircase and Venetian Gothic architecture

Climb the grand golden staircase and take a close look at its ornate decoration and statues. You can also admire the Venetian Gothic arches and columns on the palace's facade.

See the Chamber of the Great Council and its lavish ceiling paintings

In the Chamber of the Great Council, one of Europe's largest meeting halls, you can admire lavish ceiling paintings and murals by renowned artists. Wander through the palace's rooms and halls to feel the history of the Venetian Republic.

Cross the Bridge of Sighs toward the old prison

Walk across the iconic Bridge of Sighs, retracing the steps of prisoners once led to the cells. It's a section where you can feel the weight of history within these walls.

Also visit 3 more museums on St. Mark's Square, including Museo Correr

The same ticket also gets you into Museo Correr, once designed as a residence for Napoleon, along with the National Archaeological Museum and the Marciana Library. All three must be visited on the same day as Doge's Palace.

※ Photography is allowed, but flash and tripods are not.
※ Opening hours may vary by season, so please check again before your visit.