Doge's Palace Entry Tickets
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The Doge's Palace is one of the most important Gothic buildings in Europe and the political heart of the Venetian Republic for over 700 years. From the outside its pink and white marble facade is one of the most recognisable sights in Venice. Inside the scale and richness of the rooms is extraordinary.
The palace contains some of the largest and most impressive painted interiors anywhere in the world. The Great Council Chamber holds Tintoretto's Paradise, one of the biggest oil paintings ever created, stretching across the entire wall behind the doge's throne. Ceiling paintings by Veronese and works by Titian fill the surrounding rooms and corridors.
Beyond the grand halls the palace holds darker spaces. The Bridge of Sighs connects the palace to the prison next door and walking through it gives a powerful sense of the justice system that kept Venice in order for centuries. The armoury and the cramped prison cells complete a picture that covers both the glory and the harsh realities of Venetian rule.
Know Before You Go
Friday and Saturday evenings the palace stays open until 11 pm during the current season
Arrive within your timed entry slot as late arrivals may be refused
Large bags are not permitted and must be left in the cloakroom before entry
The palace involves stairs and there is no lift to all floors
Photography without flash is permitted throughout the palace
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The palace is open daily from 9 am to 7 pm. On Fridays and Saturdays during the current season it stays open until 11 pm with last entry at 10 pm.
The standard ticket covers the Doge's Palace along with the Correr Museum, the National Archaeological Museum and the Marciana Library. All four sites are included on one ticket.
The Bridge of Sighs is an enclosed limestone bridge connecting the Doge's Palace to the adjacent prison. It gets its name from the sighs of prisoners who crossed it on their way to the cells.
The palace contains grand council chambers, the doge's private apartments, the armoury, painted ceilings by Tintoretto and Veronese and the prison cells connected by the Bridge of Sighs.
The palace has some accessible areas but full access is limited due to the historic layout. Stairs are required in several parts of the building. Contact the venue in advance for specific information.
Weekday mornings are the quietest. Friday and Saturday evenings during extended hours offer a unique atmosphere with far fewer visitors than during the day.
Yes. Photography without flash is permitted throughout the palace. Tripods and professional equipment are not allowed.
Yes. Saint Mark's Basilica is directly next to the Doge's Palace in Saint Mark's Square. Visiting both on the same day is common and practical.
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