Doge's Palace staircase with statues in Venice, Italy.
Lion statue near Doge's Palace with St. Mark's Campanile in Venice, Italy.
Crowd outside Doge's Palace in Venice with guidebooks, near St. Mark's Square.
Doge's Palace ornate hall with gilded ceiling and historic paintings, Venice, Italy.

Venice

Doge's Palace Skip The Line Tickets with Guide Book

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Go on your own discovery of Venice's dynamic history, exploring the exquisite Doge's Palazzo and 3 famous museums with the help of one guidebook.

Forget waiting in the long ticketing line and join the skip-the-line queue to explore every nook and corner of the majestic Doge's Palace.

Gain skip-the-line access to the Museo Correr, Museo Archeologico Nazionale and Monumental Rooms of Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana with your ticket.

Collect your guidebook in multiple languages that contain fascinating details on Doge's Palace and the other gems in St Mark's Square.

Explore centuries-old history, art, and culture with the 7 suggested itineraries that will take you on an exciting journey of Venice.

Fun fact: The Great Council Hall, as big as 2 tennis courts, is one of the largest rooms in Europe that stands without the support of beams or columns.

Skip-the-line ticket to Doge's Palace

Entry to the Museo Correr, the Museo Archeologico Nazionale and Monumental Rooms of Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana

Guidebook in English, French, German, Spanish, and Italian

Detailed map with public boat transport information

7 itineraries for Venice visit

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When you come into Venice from the sea, the first thing you see of this island is the unmistakable silhouette of the Doge's Palace. Having been the seat of political and administrative power of the Venice Republic from its birth to its end, the Doge's Palace also known as the Palazzo Ducale is a statement of the splendor of the La Serenissima (Venice). It has 3 fundamental roles: the seat of the government, the house of justice, and the Doge's residence. A visit to Doge's Palace will open your eyes to the rich and lavish art, history, and relics of ancient Venice. It boasts an array of Renaissance masterpieces, grand staircases, opulent rooms, and monumental entrances, all of which will leave you enthralled beyond words. Your skip-the-line access to the Palace ensures that you spend more time admiring its many wonders than you do waiting in line to get in.

You can then explore the Royal Palace, which is the present day Museo Correr, which was once home to the Procurators, Venice's most honored dignitaries. It is the more modern of the three museums in St. Mark's Square, built during the time when Venice still fell under Napoleon's rule. The building is flanked by the Procuratie Nuove and Vechie buildings on each side, once the Royal Palace under Napoleon's rule, refurbished for the use of Empress Elisabeth of Austria, and that is the purpose it served until 1946.Visitors to the different Royal Palaces can learn about Venice's culture, history and present way of life, as your multiple language guidebook is sure to tell you.

Know before you go

What to bring

  • It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes since this tour involves a fair bit of walking.

Additional information

  • All Museums restrict entry one hour before closing time.

  • Although your skip-the-line ticket allows you to bypass the general lines, all guests must still go through the security line/security check.

  • According to the size of the crowd, the skip-the-line queue may also take time so please factor in this waiting time.

  • The guidebook will be issued on a sharing basis if the reservation is for 2 or more people.

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