Take a special tour of Venice's Doge's Palace for a memorable experience. Explore the secret stories and mysteries of this amazing building with local experts who love history.
Start your visit at Piazza San Marco, often referred to as the "drawing room of Europe," which is the principal public square of Venice and a masterpiece of urban design.
Discover the fancy rooms where Venetian kings used to walk, and be amazed by the detailed art decorating every part. Our tours give you special access and individual attention, so you can discover the palace's secrets in a new way.
P.za San Marco, Venice, Italy
Start your trip at the famous St. Mark's Square, is a famous public place. Your guide will tell you about its history and why it is important. Admire the beautiful Clock Tower and Marble Lions that are a big part of St. Mark's square has had a very interesting past.
Piazza San Marco, 1, Venice, Italy
Enjoy a visit to the fancy Doge's Palace with pre-reserved tickets that let you go inside right away without waiting in line. It's the center of the old Empire's politics. Be amazed by the stunning Gothic design of the palace and learn about the powerful Venetian Doges who lived there, as well as the talented sculptors who created art for the palace in the 14th century.
Piazza San Marco, 1, Venice, Italy
Benefit of a visit to The Bridge of Sighs in Venice is an iconic landmark that connects the Doge's Palace to the historic prison. Built in the 17th century, its name originates from the sighs of prisoners who crossed it, glimpsing their last view of beautiful Venice before imprisonment.
Meet us in St. Mark’s Square (Piazza San Marco). Walk towards Caffè Florian, the historic café on the side of the square. Our meeting point is just past it in the open square. Look for our team in purple “Crown Tours” t-shirts — easy to spot and ready to welcome you.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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