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The 7 most popular museum passes & attraction tickets in Venice. What each one includes, what it costs and who runs it, so you can spend the day out on the water instead of stuck in a queue.
Interactive Leonardo da Vinci Museum in Venice. Try working inventions across Earth, Water, Fire, Air, plus anatomy and art replicas.
Most Popular“Excellent, fun for small and for older kids as well.”
Skip-the-line ticket to Palazzo Contarini del Bovolo. Climb Venice’s spiral Scala del Bovolo and enjoy rooftop views over canals.
“The place was very nice when you get to the top but that’s it. It’s good for 10 minutes but then there’s nothing more than that just to take some nice pictures, it’s worth to have to look at the nice architecture. The building was not very high to see the whole town.”
Skip lines at Doge’s Palace and Venice civic museums with a 180-day pass. Great for repeat visits, with security checks.
“I enjoyed Doge’s palace and the museums a lot - Doge’s palace is a must-see and if you are into history and arts you’ll enjoy the museums! The church chorus pass however I think it’s unnecessary.”
Skip lines to Doge’s Palace and St. Mark’s Square museums plus Querini Stampalia and Scuola Carmini, all for $52.
“Gorgeous, totally worth the city pass to see everything for a weekend in Venice.”
Hands-on Leonardo da Vinci machines in Venice. Small, self-guided museum with interactive models, backlit art, and anatomy studies.
“A great experience that made us feel like kids again! The interactive exhibits were engaging and fun, combining learning with plenty of activity. We truly enjoyed every moment highly recommend a visit for a dose of knowledge and fun!”
Venice City Pass with priority access to Doge’s Palace and St. Mark’s Museums, plus gondola and Murano-Burano-Torcello boat. 30+ sights.
“magnificent”
A private San Polo walk paired with skip-the-line entry to the Leonardo da Vinci Interactive Museum plus San Barnaba machines and film magic.
“Learned a ton about Venice history and cultural beginnings and evolution. Stefania was a fantastic guide.”
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