Venice 3 Museum Pass with Marciana Library & Skip-the-Line Tickets to Doge’s Palace

This pass ensures easy access to Doge’s Palace along with three museums situated within Venice. It includes a detailed flyer highlighting key attractions at each location.

The 3 Wonders of St. Mark's Square in Venice

• Located centrally, the Museo Correr, Archaeological Museum, and Biblioteca Marciana stand as testaments to Venetian history. The Museo Correr features exquisite artworks such as Antonio Canova’s marble sculptures Daedalus and Icarus, complemented by 16th-century paintings from Venice.
• The Archaeological Museum offers a glimpse into ancient Greek and Roman civilizations with its Byzantine collections on display.

Ancient Manuscripts Preserved with Care

At the Biblioteca Marciana in Venice, one million books and over 13,000 manuscripts are carefully preserved. Visitors entering will be greeted by ornate ceilings adorned with works from Titian, Salviati, and Battista. The library's collection emphasizes Greek culture, Venetian history, and Byzantine literature post-Constantinople.

The Seat of Supreme Power in Venice

Historically significant as the political hub during the Republic of Venice, Doge’s Palace features luxurious rooms, grand staircases, and Renaissance art. The Great Council Hall is home to Tintoretto's Paradise—an oil painting renowned for being one of the largest ever created.