Doge's Palace Skip the Line Ticket

The Doge's Palace is undoubtedly one of the most fascinating monuments to be found in the Lagoon City. Built in 1340, the building housed the residence of the Doge (the leader of the Republic of Venice) and the Venetian administration. Between its walls were concentrated the judicial, legislative and executive powers, as well as a prison under its eaves, where the famous Casanova would have once been held.

The appearance of the Palace has changed over the centuries in part due to several successive fires. The original castle gradually evolved over time to become the Gothic inspired structure that stands today.

Your skip-the-line ticket for the magnificent Doge's Palace also includes three museums of your choosing from the list detailed below.
It's a wonderful opportunity to learn more about Venice through its rich collections of works of art and historical objects.