Venice Carnival

Set off on a 30-minute journey exploring Venice's waterways aboard a traditional gondola.

Solo travelers benefit from cost-effective options, and history enthusiasts will love the route under the Bridge of Sighs.

Travelling with a group? Choose the guaranteed seating options alongside your travel companions.

Upgrade for bilingual commentary or a digital app in 7 languages, revealing facts behind the Venetian landmarks you'll pass.

Marvel at Santa Maria della Salute's domes, the Peggy Guggenheim House Museum's waterfront entrance, and more during your gondola ride.

Glide past ticket queues with skip-the-line entry to the Doge's Palace, and delve into the lavish former seat of Venetian power.

Discover paintings like Tiepolo's Neptune Offering Gifts to Venice and frescoes like The Apotheosis of Venice by Paolo Veronese in grand rooms and council halls.

Look out for detailed sculptures that adorn the façade, like Noah's Drunkenness by Filippo Calendario, and Adam and Eve by Antonio Rizzo.

This ticket also lets you see neoclassical art at Museo Correr, rare antiquities at the Archaeological Museum, and the Monumental Rooms of the Biblioteca Marciana.

Skip the lines to the breathtaking St. Mark's Basilica – and add an audio guide to unlock the secrets of Venice's most significant church.

Explore the basilica’s history through its religious architecture including 5 cupolas, Biblical mosaics over its walls and vaults, and its sculptures.

Upgrade your experience to include access to the gothic Pala d'Oro altar, the only example in the world of intact goldsmithing.

Enhance your visit with stunning terrace views and access to St. Mark's Museum, home to treasured church artifacts.

Fun fact: The basilica has 22,000 square feet of flooring covered in exquisite marble.

Enjoy unlimited access to Venice’s entire ACTV network—vaporetti, buses, trams, and even regional trains.

Cruise the Grand Canal, visit Burano, or commute to Mestre with one easy ticket.

Includes access to the People Mover connecting Piazzale Roma and Tronchetto.

Valid for 1, 2, 3, or 7 days—choose a pass that fits your travel plans.

Upgrade with a digital audio guide and turn your commute into a self-paced Venice tour.

Enjoy a scenic boat ride with indoor/outdoor seating and onboard audio commentary sharing stories about Venice and its beautiful lagoons.

See both Murano and Burano in just half a day—ideal for tight schedules.

Watch a live glassblowing demo by a Murano artisan inside a traditional furnace.

Stroll past Burano’s colorful houses, browse handmade lace, and sample local treats.

Depart easily from either St. Mark’s Square or Venice Railway Station with round-trip transfers included.

Discover Venice’s oldest and most famous buildings.

Priority entry to the Basilica and The Doge’s Palace to spend your time inside - not waiting outside.

Visit St. Mark's Museum and admire archaic objects like the quadriga of St. Mark's.

Enjoy access to the terrace and St. Mark's Museum on the first floor.

Listen in to the personal audio systems for fascinating details about the city.

Stroll through Venice’s characteristic squares or Campos afterward.

Ticket options offering guided tours in English, French, German, and Spanish are available.

Paint your very own Venetian mask and adorn it with feathers, ribbons, or sequins

Choose a seasoned mask instructor in your preferred language from 4 options and learn ancient techniques for crafting traditional Venetian papier-mâché masks.

Create your own mask using glitter, paint, and an array of materials, crafting a unique souvenir to take home and cherish.

Leave the mask in the laboratory to dry and return to collect your finished souvenir and keep it as a memento of this unique experience.

Fun fact: Since the 13th century, Venetians have worn masks during Carnival, enabling social mingling across class divides in anonymity

Get Doge’s Palace tickets along with a pass granting access to Venice's 11 civic museums! Extended validity lets you explore each museum on your own schedule.

Explore Correr Museum's neoclassical art, Biblioteca Marciana's ancient manuscripts, and the Archaeological Museum's artifacts.

Curious to learn about the specialty crafts at the islands of Venice? Visit the Glass Museum at Murano and the Lace Museum of Burano with your pass.

Discover the Carla Goldoni House Museum set within the writer's residence, and delve into Venetian costumes at the Mocenigo Palace-Museum.

Fun fact: Want to see rooms covered in a patchwork of exquisite fabrics and floor-to-ceiling frescoes? Make sure to visit the Fortuny Museum.