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The 15 most popular museums tours 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“Small but mighty, this museum offers lots of information and loads of hands on experiences- even for adults. Great find and a perfect way lose an hour or so.”
Skip-the-line guided Basilica and Doge’s Palace plus a shared gondola with app commentary and a VR history stop, all in 3.5 hours.
“BEWARE of Viator for they will not hold good to there word. I booked this tour but Viator sent the incorrect information to the tour company (the wrong time to start the tour). So, I missed my original tour. The tour company gave me a lesser tour but said I had to get with Viator…”
Hear Vivaldi’s Four Seasons live at San Vidal, paired with Venice’s Museo della Musica and 200 original instruments in one day.
“For me, it was very emotionally and beautiful. I’ve cried with the first ato (Primavera), which is my favourite part. The form that musicians played each part it was sensacional. I loved it this experience!”
Shared gondola on Venice’s Grand Canal with priority boarding, Gondola Gallery VR, and multilingual app tips for sights like Guggenheim.
“Here’s the deal…we set up a gondola experience because we were worried that we would not be able to find a gondola on our own. The truth is, you can do this on your own. We didn’t gain anything from this experience that we would would not have gleaned on our own. It’s was nice…”
Skip the line to St Mark’s Bell Tower, ride to 98 meters, then pair it with a History Gallery and VR time trip in Venice.
“elevator ride to the top. great sunset view of the city”
Skip lines at Doge’s Palace and Venice civic museums with a 180-day pass. Great for repeat visits, with security checks.
“Great pass! We saw four museums in Rome. After visiting the first one, I believe the price was well worth it. The instructions to redeem your voucher for the ticket was also very easy. No problems.”
Skip-the-line guided tour linking Doge’s Palace, St Mark’s Basilica, Bridge of Sighs, and optional Bell Tower views, plus VR history.
“A message to our guide - "Thank you so much. for making this experience memorable". One of the highlights of our trip.”
Venice Natural History Museum ticket on the Grand Canal: fossils, dinosaurs, a 7m Ouranosaurus, and millions of objects in a historic palazzo.
“VERY INTERESTING AND MAKE SURE TO GET THE VOICE GUIDE IT IS ONLY $10 AND THEY HAVE IT IN ENGLISH IT WAS A LOT OF INFORMATION YOU WILL REALLY ENJOY THIS SELF PACE EXPERIENCE”
Murano Glass Museum entry ticket from Venice island. Self-paced visit to one of the world’s biggest Murano glass collections, from $11.
“Top à faire!”
Hands-on Leonardo da Vinci machines in Venice. Small, self-guided museum with interactive models, backlit art, and anatomy studies.
“Lots of good information and a new appreciation for the depth and breadth of DaVinci. The interactive aspect makes it fun and easier to understand. Something for the whole family.”
Ca' Pesaro ticket: modern art and Oriental Museum in a Grand Canal baroque palace. Klimt, Chagall, Edo Japan, Samurai armor.
“Très enrichissante”
Priority entry to St. Mark’s with phone audio and VR in the Venice Gallery, plus optional live guiding for a smarter, faster visit.
“Difficult to understand audio and very rushed tour and over. Started late and over early. Not worth the money for sure”
Visit the Cold War Enrico Dandolo submarine in Venice Arsenal plus MUNAV naval museum. Small group, audio guide, skip-the-line ticket.
“Fascinating place, especially the submarine. Buildings very cold though so wrap up warm!”
Vivaldi Baroque concert at San Maurizio in Venice plus free Music Museum. Hear original instruments and Venetian composers for 80 minutes.
“This performance was an unforgettable introduction to classical music, brimming with passion and precision. Their incredible energy made the 1 hour and 30 minutes fly by, leaving me wishing it could last forever. This first experience with live classical music has sparked a newfound appreciation, and I’m eagerly looking forward to more!”
Hear Vivaldi’s Four Seasons in Venice’s Chiesa di San Vidal, then visit the Museo della Musica for free with your ticket.
“To be able to walk 15 minutes to hear such gifted musicians deliver such exquisite music was a blessing. The soloist seemed to be performing magic with his violin. Heavenly.”
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