Your Venice Museum Pass: Twelve Museums, Six Months
One pass, the Doge's Palace and eleven more museums, open entry with no time slot and six months to use it — how to make the most of it.
The ticket you book is the Venice Museum Pass, and it is the most generous way into the city's museums. As well as the Doge's Palace it admits you to eleven more civic museums: the Correr, the National Archaeological Museum and the Marciana Library halls on St Mark's Square, and across the city Ca' Rezzonico, Ca' Pesaro, the Fortuny and Mocenigo palaces, Carlo Goldoni's house and the Natural History Museum, plus the glass and lace museums on Murano and Burano.
Open entry, six months, at your own pace
Two things make the pass a gift to a relaxed traveller. First, there is no time slot — entry to the Doge's Palace and every other museum is open, so you simply arrive during opening hours and show your pass. Second, it is valid for six months, with one admission to each museum, so you can give the Doge's Palace the morning it deserves and let the rest unfold across your trip. Start with the Doge's Palace and the Piazza San Marco museums, then dip into Ca' Rezzonico or the island museums whenever the mood takes you.
Frequently asked
Which museums does the Venice Museum Pass include?
Twelve: the Doge's Palace, the Correr, the National Archaeological Museum and the Marciana Library halls on St Mark's Square, plus Ca' Rezzonico, Ca' Pesaro, Fortuny, Palazzo Mocenigo, Carlo Goldoni's house, the Natural History Museum, and the Murano glass and Burano lace museums.
Does the pass have a time slot or expiry?
No time slot — entry is open at every museum, including the Doge's Palace. The pass is valid six months from purchase, one admission per museum.