Venice Museums Pass with Doge's Palace Access and Optional Cultural Sites

Unlock skip-the-line access to 12 Venice museums, including Doge’s Palace, with one flexible city pass valid for 6 months.

Getting started

Begin at the main entrance of any included museum. Present your mobile voucher at the ticket reader for instant entry, as no printing or ticket desk required. Security checks may apply at major sites like Doge’s Palace, so allow a few extra minutes before you start exploring.

What to expect

Doge’s Palace and Venice Civic Museums

Step into the heart of Venetian history at the Doge’s Palace, once the seat of the Republic’s power and now a symbol of Gothic architecture. Your pass also opens the doors to 11 additional civic museums, each housed in unique historic buildings across the city.

Features

• Doge’s Palace: Explore grand staircases, opulent halls, and Renaissance masterpieces in this former residence of Venice’s rulers, dating back to the 14th century.

• Museo Correr: Discover artifacts and art chronicling Venice’s civic life, from ancient maps to 18th-century navigational instruments.

• Archaeological Museum: View Roman sculptures, ancient coins, and relics that trace Venice’s connections to the classical world.

• Marciana Library monumental rooms: Admire ornate ceilings and rare manuscripts in one of Italy’s oldest public libraries.

• Ca’ Rezzonico: Wander through a palatial home on the Grand Canal, showcasing Venetian life and art from the 18th century.

• Glass Museum (Murano): Learn about the centuries-old tradition of Murano glassmaking with displays of intricate glass art.

• Lace Museum (Burano): See delicate lacework and tools that highlight Burano’s artisan heritage.

• Natural History Museum: Explore collections of fossils, minerals, and Venetian lagoon wildlife in a former palace.

• Ca’ Pesaro: Experience modern art and Oriental collections in a Baroque palace overlooking the Grand Canal.

• Palazzo Mocenigo: Dive into the history of Venetian fashion, textiles, and perfume in this 17th-century residence.

• Carlo Goldoni’s House: Visit the birthplace of the famed playwright and discover Venetian theatre history.

• Fortuny Museum: Enjoy exhibitions of textiles, photography, and design in the former home of artist Mariano Fortuny.