Doge Palace and Saint Mark's Basilica Guided Tour Fast Entry
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Step into the enchanting world of Venice's storied past with our meticulously curated guided tour. Traverse the corridors of power at the Doge's Palace, where Venetian history comes to life amidst opulent halls and hidden chambers. Experience the haunting beauty of the Bridge of Sighs, echoing with the whispers of bygone eras.
Then, behold the breathtaking Basilica of San Marco, adorned with ancient mosaics that shimmer with the passage of time. Marvel at the timeless works of Tintoretto, Titian, and Veronese, each stroke a testament to Venetian artistry.
Venture deeper into the heart of Venetian craftsmanship with an exclusive visit to a historic Murano glassworks factory. Witness skilled artisans shape molten glass into intricate works of art, carrying on a tradition centuries in the making.
Join us on this immersive exploration of Venice's cultural treasures, where each step unveils a new chapter in the city's rich tapestry of history and artistry.
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2 hours
Available in Portuguese, English, Italian, French, SpanishImportant information
Public transportation options are available nearby. Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness. Visits inside Saint Mark's Basilica are limited to a maximum of 15–20 minutes, as determined by Basilica authorities. . Please note the importance of arriving on time, as each attraction operates on a strict schedule. Delays could result in missing your tour, and late arrivals cannot be accommodated.. As Saint Mark's Basilica is a religious site, all visitors are required to wear appropriate attire. Both men and women must ensure that their shoulders and knees are covered.. To ensure we can reach you with any updates to your reservation, please provide the correct telephone number, including the country code.. During the summer season, please allow up to two hours to travel from the train station to Saint Mark’s Square, as water taxis are in high demand and delays are common due to heavy crowds.