Venice City Pass

All attractions, one card
All attractions, one card
Multiple card options
Multiple card options
Cost-effective and convenient
Cost-effective and convenient
Venice City Pass
























































What's a Venice City Pass?

Located in northeastern Italy, Venice is built on over 100 small islands separated by winding canals and linked by more than 400 beautiful bridges in a lagoon in the Adriatic Sea. The Venice City Passes offer tourists the opportunity to explore the city in a budget-friendly and hassle-free way. Read on to know more about the benefits of the best Venice city pass and why you should buy it.

Why Buy A Venice City Pass?

Venice City Pass

Budget-friendly: The Venice City Passes make your travel around the city easy because they come at a cheaper rate.

Hassle-free travel: The pass guarantees free access to the city’s public transport network making your travel hassle-free.

Explore Venice extensively: The Venice day city pass provides access to over 15 attractions across the city including Doge’s Palace, Museo Correr, Fortuny Museum, Santa Maria del Giglio, and more.

A pass for everyone: It is the best Venice city pass because it is ideal for all kinds of tourists – solo travellers, family, couples, friends, history buffs, art and architecture enthusiasts, and the like.

Your Venice City Passes Explained

Venice City Pass

Full City Pass

Duration: Flexible

  • Discover all the charming of places of Venice including museums, churches and palaces with a full Venice city pass
  • Your options include the iconic Museo Correr, Fortuny Museum, Doge's Palace and more; check your ticket to know the entire list of attractions covered

Recommended Tour

Full Venice City Pass: Museums + Churches

St. Mark’s Square

Venice Museums Pass

Duration: Flexible

  • This Venice Museum pass gives you access to attractions like Doge’s Palace, Teatro La Fenice, and other famous museums of Venice
  • Access various museums across Venice with one convenient pass.

Recommended Tour

Venice Museums Pass

Venice Museum Pass with Doge's Palace Fast-Track Tickets

Full Venice City Pass: Museums + Churches

Madonna dell'Orto

Venice Church Pass

Duration: Flexible

  • Go on a Venetian church trail with the Chorus Circuit Churches Pass and admire the beautiful art and architecture.
  • Marvel at the Renaissance artworks by artists like Giovanni Bellini and Titian Vecellio.

Recommended Tours

Full Venice City Pass: Museums + Churches

Chorus Circuit Churches Pass

Venice canal cruise

Venice City Turbopass

Duration: Flexible

  • Access 30+ attractions and activities in Venice including palaces, museums, gondola rides, guided tours and more with the flexible Venice city card by Turbopass.
  • Additionally choose the travel card to make commuting super efficient.

Why Book Venice City Pass Online?

You can book your Venice City Pass tickets online. Here are a few reasons why we recommend purchasing your Venice city passes online:

Advance Booking: Purchasing your Venice City Pass online has its advantages. You can book them much in advance without having to worry about the passes getting sold out. It makes it easier to plan your commute thereby allowing you to explore the city and its attractions at your own pace.

Convenience: Booking the pass online is much more convenient because you can steer clear of complicated payment processes and troublesome searches. Plus, we will be available 24x7 to address all your queries over phone, email, or chat.

Great Discounts: Purchasing your Venice city passes online allows you to avail of great deals and discounts, which help you save a lot of money on your tickets.

Attractions Covered Under Venice City Pass

St. Mark's Museum

St. Mark's Museum

Located in the famous St. Mark's Square in Venice, Italy, this museum houses a collection of works of art and religious artifacts from the Basilica of San Marco. Visitors can see stunning mosaics, precious metalwork, illuminated manuscripts, and other treasures that reflect the history and cultural significance of the Basilica.

The Natural History Museum

The Natural History Museum

This museum is one of the most popular tourist attractions in London, UK. It houses a vast collection of specimens from the natural world, including fossils, rocks, minerals, plants, and animals. The museum's iconic blue whale skeleton is a must-see attraction, and visitors can also explore interactive exhibits on ecology, biodiversity, and conservation.

Ca’ Pesaro - Museum of Modern & Oriental Art

Ca’ Pesaro - Museum of Modern & Oriental Art

This museum is located in a stunning Baroque palace on the Grand Canal in Venice, Italy. The museum's collection includes works by Italian and international artists from the 19th and 20th centuries, as well as a significant collection of Oriental art and artifacts.

The Glass Museum

The Glass Museum

Located on the island of Murano, near Venice, Italy, this museum showcases the rich history and tradition of glassmaking in Venice. Visitors can see stunning examples of glass art, including chandeliers, sculptures, and intricate glassware. The museum also hosts demonstrations by master glassmakers.

Doge’s Palace

Doge’s Palace

Doge's palace was the residence of the Doge of Venice and the seat of the Venetian government for centuries. It is located in St. Mark's Square in Venice, Italy, and is now a museum. Visitors can explore the opulent halls and rooms of the palace, including the famous Bridge of Sighs, which connects the palace to the prison.

Museo Correr

Museo Correr

This museum is located in St. Mark's Square in Venice, Italy, and houses a collection of art and artifacts from the history of Venice. Visitors can see works of art, historical documents, and objects that reflect the culture and daily life of the city.

Fortuny Museum

Fortuny Museum

Housed in a 15th-century palazzo in Venice, Italy, this museum celebrates the life and work of the Spanish artist Mariano Fortuny. Visitors can see his famous textile designs, as well as his paintings, photographs, and inventions.

National Archaeological Museum

National Archaeological Museum

Located in Naples, Italy, this museum houses one of the most extensive collections of ancient artifacts in the world. Visitors can see artifacts from ancient Greece, Rome, and other cultures, including the famous Farnese collection of sculptures.

National Archaeological Museum

The Biblioteca Marciana

This historic library is located in St. Mark's Square in Venice, Italy, and houses a vast collection of rare and valuable books and manuscripts. Visitors can see ancient texts, maps, and globes, as well as the stunning architecture of the library's reading room.

Which Venice City Pass Is Right For You?

The card offers you the chance to explore Venice like an independent traveler. Here’s why purchasing the Venice City Card is the perfect option for you:

Budget-friendly: Starting at just €12, the Venice City Card is cheap and budget-friendly offering tourists access to over 10 famous attractions across town including museums, churches, and more

Possible categorization: The card is perfect for all kinds of tourists – solo travelers, couples, families, friends, art enthusiasts, history buffs, and more.

Save Time & Money: By buying the Venice city cards you can save time and money while going to the iconic places of Venice

Visitor's Tips

  • The full Venice city passes are valid for 7 days from the date of first use.
  • The Venice Museum Pass with Doge’s Palace can be used only post 12 noon.
  • Access to Doge’s Palace is valid only for the date selected at the time of purchase.
  • Entry to museums is restricted an hour before closing time.
  • Pass holders get to use the city’s public transport network for free.
  • The passes include a skip-the-line feature that allows visitors to walk past huge crowds and enter the attraction on priority.
  • The pass is valid for 7 days from the date of first use.
  • The passes are valid up to a year after purchasing them.
  • Book your Venice City Passes online and well in advance to avoid last-minute hassles.
  • Plan your commute beforehand so that you have time to explore the city at your own pace without having to worry about missing out on visiting important landmarks.
  • Make sure you check the timings of the attractions you plan to visit beforehand because they might remain closed on important days and events.

Frequently Asked Questions on Venice City Pass Tickets

Q. From where do I buy Venice City Pass Tickets?

A. You can buy your Venice City Pass tickets online.

Q. How much does a Venice City Pass Ticket cost?

A. The Venice City Pass ticket prices start at €12.

Q. Should I book Venice City Pass Tickets Online?

A. Yes. We recommend booking your Venice City Pass tickets online and in advance.

Q. What is included in my Venice City Pass Tickets?

A. The Venice City Pass tickets include free access to over 15 iconic landmarks across the city including Teatro La Fenice, St. Mark’s Museum, Museo Correr, Santa Maria del Giglio, and more. Pass holders get free access to Venice’s public transport network as well as priority entry to all the attractions.

Q. Which is the best Venice City Pass Ticket?

A. There is nothing called the best Venice City Pass ticket. It depends on the attractions you want to visit and the tickets you choose.

Q. How long is my Venice City Pass Ticket valid?

A. The Venice City Pass ticket is valid for 7 days from the day of first use. You can use the pass within a year from the date of purchase.

Q. Is buying a Venice City Pass Ticket worth it?

A. Yes. Buying a Venice City Pass is worth it because it makes travel so much easier, convenient, and budget-friendly.

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