Combo: 24-Hour Hop-On Hop-Off Venice Boat Tour + 3-Museum Pass + Doge's Palace Tickets

Venice by water and by land — this combo puts the city's iconic lagoon, its most powerful palace, and three of its finest museums into a single, flexible booking.

Getting started

Venetiana 24-Hour Hop-On Hop-Off Boat Tour

Board at any designated stop with your pass. The 24-hour validity begins from your first boarding. Collect your audio guide on board

What to expect

Venetiana 24-Hour Hop-On Hop-Off Boat Tour

Venice's lagoon connects a cluster of islands, each with its own distinct character and heritage. The hop-on hop-off boat is the most flexible way to explore them all at your own pace.

Line A

Navigate Venice's main water thoroughfares past the city's most recognisable landmarks. Hop off to explore at will and rejoin the next departure.

• First boat: 9am from Santa Lucia

• Last boat: 6pm from Tronchetto

• Frequency: Approximately every 1 hour

• Popular stops: St. Mark's Square, San Giorgio Basilica, Biennale Gardens

Line B

Venture out to the quieter islands of the northern lagoon, including Sant'Erasmo, known for its historic vineyards and unhurried pace.

• First boat: 9:30am from Punta Sabbioni

• Last boat: 5:30pm from Burano

• Frequency: Approximately every 1 hour

• Popular stops: St. Mark's Square, Coast of Cavallino Treporti, Vignole Vineyards

For a detailed route map and full list of boarding points, click here.

Getting started

Doge's Palace

Enter through the Porta del Frumento on Piazzetta San Marco at your selected time slot. Present your ticket at the entrance. Bags larger than a small backpack must be checked into the free cloakroom before entering.

What to expect

Doge's Palace

The Doge's Palace served as the seat of Venetian political power for over five centuries, built in the Venetian Gothic style and housing the Republic's government, courts, and prisons under one roof.

• Council chambers: Explore the Sala del Maggior Consiglio, home to Tintoretto's Il Paradiso, one of the largest oil paintings in the world, alongside Veronese's Apotheosis of Venice.

• The Bridge of Sighs: Cross the enclosed stone bridge connecting the palace to the New Prisons, where convicted prisoners took their final look at Venice through its narrow windows.

• The New Prisons: Walk through the cells that once held the Republic's convicts, with inscriptions left by prisoners still visible on the walls today.

• The Doge's Apartments: Pass through the private rooms of the Doge, decorated with works by Bellini, Hieronymus Bosch, and Carpaccio.

Getting started

3 Museum Pass

Your museum pass is valid for 3-6 months from the date of purchase and grants one admission to each of the three venues below. Each museum has its own entrance and can be visited independently on separate days.

What to expect

Museo Correr

Located on St. Mark's Square, Museo Correr traces Venice's history through neoclassical rooms and a collection of 19th-century art, historical artefacts, and maps charting the rise of the Venetian Republic.

National Archaeological Museum

Housed within the Procuratie Nuove on St. Mark's Square, the museum exhibits antiquities spanning Greek, Roman, and Egyptian civilisations, including rare sculptures, coins, and gems collected by Venetian noble families.

Monumental Rooms of Biblioteca Marciana

One of the earliest public libraries in Europe, the Biblioteca Marciana holds an extraordinary collection of illuminated manuscripts, early printed books, and artworks by Titian, Veronese, and Sansovino within its grand ceremonial halls.