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John Remond
US

John

United States
Jan 2026

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We purchased the 48 hour pass and it was the best purchase we made in Venice! We used it from the train station to a stop close to our hotel so we didn't have to drag our luggage, even though we packed light, half way across Venice. We also used the pass, after spending hours in the Basilica & Doge's Palace, for relaxing tour...I mean ride to Murano...it was a great day but it wasn't over...then we used the pass for a ride to the Rialto Bridge. I don't know if you are counting, but we got our $$ worth in the first 24 hours!
Nadia Maria Magnaguagno

Nadia

Jan 2026

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I executed the ticket online and after printing the tickets I went to the ticket machine to type in the code, I was issued two tickets valid for 48 h for two people. With those tickets we traveled on the vaporettos far and wide visiting all of Venice without any problem of queues at the counters and schedules. Excellent choice
LEONID BORIN
IL

Leonid

Israel
Dec 2025

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Visiting the Doge’s Palace was an experience that genuinely exceeded expectations. What struck me most was how seamlessly the site brings Venice's rich and complicated history to life — not in a distant, abstract way, but vividly, through its art, architecture, and the weight of the events that took place within those walls. The rooms are breathtaking in both size and detail. Walking through the palace feels like moving through a timeline — from the grandeur of the halls where Venice governed an empire, to the armory filled with relics of a military that once projected power across Europe and into the Middle East. Each chamber is layered with meaning, adorned with paintings that aren’t just decorative, but stories — political messages, victories, diplomatic relationships, and cautionary tales all embedded in brushstrokes. The art itself is stunning — ceilings covered in gold, massive canvases that dominate entire walls, portraits of Doges and statesmen who shaped centuries of policy and trade. It’s impossible not to feel small standing in a room where decisions were made that impacted countries far beyond Italy. The palace makes clear that Venice wasn’t just a beautiful city on the water — it was a powerhouse that influenced European politics, Middle Eastern commerce, and the entire Mediterranean region. What also adds to the emotional impact is the contrast inside: incredible wealth and power on one side, and — across the Bridge of Sighs — the cold prison cells where fate was sealed for many. This physical contrast between glory and consequence makes the visit especially memorable.
Maria Cretu

Maria

Dec 2025

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I really liked the ceiling paintings. I invited my friends to join me too and they were really amazed by the beauty of the Doge's Palace
FORESTIER STEPHANE
FR

Forestier

France
Oct 2025

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Our guide was very informative and kind. Lots of details given, both historically and artistically. We recommend this tour.
Belhachemi Dimitri
FR

Belhachemi

France
Oct 2025

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It was great, we were able to see a lot of Venice, a very profitable ticket at €25 a day, I recommend it.
Margaret Colgan

Margaret

Jan 2026
It was very easy to find and book the ticket. It was a fantastic experience and one which I will tell my family and friends to take. Beautiful paintings and architecture plus an amazing learning experience. Thanks
Maria Giovanna Rinaldi

Maria

Jan 2026
A great solution, you can take as many ferries as you want and get to your favorite sites in no time without having to think about the ticket every time.

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What is St. Mark's Basilica Terrace?

The St. Mark's Basilica Terraces are elevated platforms or outdoor spaces accessible within the Basilica. Enjoy sweeping views of Piazza San Marco from the terraces, offering a unique vantage point to appreciate the basilica's architecture, the adjacent piazzetta, and prominent landmarks such as the Campanile and Procuratie buildings. Access to these terraces often involves a guided tour or a separate admission fee, elevating your overall experience at the legendary Venetian landmark.

Why visit the St. Mark's Basilica terrace?

St. Mark's Basilica terrace
  • Sky-high scenery: Revel in breathtaking views of St. Mark’s Square and the Venetian lagoon.
  • Architectural wow: Admire the intricate details of its domes, sculptures, and façade while appreciating the blend of Byzantine, Romanesque, and Gothic styles.
  • Exclusive access: This isn't your average terrace stroll; it's a curated experience, either with a guide or a special ticket. Feel like a VIP!
  • Easily accessible: Reach the terrace seamlessly through a staircase inside the Basilica.
Guide to visit St. Mark's Basilica

Highlights of St. Mark's Basilica Terrace

Panoramic views
The majestic Quadriga
Facade details
Up close with landmarks
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Panoramic views

Soar to the St. Mark's Basilica terrace for epic views of Piazza San Marco from a unique vantage point. It's like having Venice at your feet, with Insta-worthy snapshots guaranteed.

The majestic Quadriga

Appreciate the iconic quadriga on the St. Mark's Basilica Terrace. This triumphant sculpture, a replica outside the basilica, features a chariot drawn by four horses. The symbolic representation, historically associated with triumph and victory, speaks to the ancient Roman and Venetian cultural influences.

Facade details

Discover the mesmerizing facade details of St. Mark's Basilica up close from the terrace. Admire the intricate sculptures and symbolic elements, each narrating the rich history and artistic brilliance of Venetian craftsmanship.

Up close with landmarks

The terrace provides an ideal position to appreciate nearby landmarks like Procuratie buildings, the Campanile, Sansovino Loggi.

Accessibility at St. Mark's Basilica terrace

People with physical disabilities and wheelchair users can enter the Basilica and access the Treasury via the Porta dei Fiori, which features a ramp. The Museum, situated on the upper floor, is accessible via both a lift and stair lifts.

Visitors are advised to reach out to a staff member at the Porta dei Fiori, situated on the left-hand side of the Basilica, for assistance.

Frequently asked questions about St. Mark's Basilica terrace tickets

You can either purchase the tickets for terrace access onsite or online in advance. It's recommended to book in advance to secure your preferred time slot and avoid long queues.

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