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MUSEUMS
Doge's Palace
from €30
Venice's Doge's Palace, a symbol of Gothic architecture, served as the seat of Venetian political power. It showcases luxurious chambers and exquisite art, including Tintoretto's grand frescoes. Highlights are the Scala d'Oro, the Bridge of Sighs and the grim prison network, encapsulating the opulence and intrigue of Venice's storied past.
Visit Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice. Dive into modern art collections. Enhance your visit with our 24-hour hop-on-hop-off boat tour.
The Correr Museum in Venice is a fantastic place to explore the city's art and history. In the Napoleonic Wing, you'll find stunning neoclassical rooms filled with works by the renowned sculptor Antonio Canova. You can also visit the New Magistrates' building, "Procuratie Nuove," which used to house important civic authorities. Inside, you'll discover collections that depict various aspects of the city's history, including public institutions, daily life, naval achievements, and local festivals. Don't forget to check out the Art Collection exhibition on the second floor, where you'll find masterpieces from the early days of Venetian painting to the 16th century.
Visit Marciana Library in Venice. Admire sculptures and ceilings. Gain skip-the-line access to Doge's Palace.
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St. Mark's Basilica, originally the Doge's private chapel, has been Venice's cathedral since 1807. Known as the Chiesa d’Oro (Golden Church), it seamlessly blends Gothic, Byzantine, Romanesque, and Renaissance styles. With soaring domes and breathtaking golden mosaics, the basilica stands as a religious landmark and museum, showcasing Venice's rich history. Explore curated ticket and tour options for a seamless visit to this magnificent Gothic cathedral with our expert guidance.
Ascend St. Mark's campanile, Venice's tallest building, towering at 99 m. A former lighthouse built in the 12th century, it is topped by the Archangel Gabriel statue on a rotating platform. View this iconic bell tower that was also visited by the likes of Galileo.
St. Mark's Square, or Piazza San Marco, is a wide space connecting the square's south side to the lagoon. It's situated between the Doge's Palace and the Biblioteca Marciana. Even if you only have a day in Venice, it's a must-see spot. Known as one of Italy's most famous squares, it's been praised by Napoleon as the 'Salon of Europe'. But what truly makes it special are the impressive monuments surrounding it and the unique views you can experience from the square.
Teatro La Fenice in Venice, an opera house since 1792, embodies artistic excellence and old-world glamour. Skip the line for a journey into the world of opera, ballet, and theater. Combo tickets allow you to explore additional cultural landmarks in Venice.
St. Mark's Basilica is the most visited attraction in Venice, with 3 million visitors annually.
Buying tickets online in advance is your best shot at getting discounted tickets.
A large portion of Venice is either covered in water or in cobblestones, making it slightly difficult for people with disabilities to navigate. However some attractions do have provisions in place for wheelchair users.
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