Venice Attractions Tickets

Top Venice Attractions Tickets

Book Venice attraction tickets for its most popular attractions and enjoy exploring the beautiful places which have made the city so famous. Venice is known for its buildings with stunning architecture, beautiful bridges, spectacular churches and palaces and you must cover most of them during your visit to the city. Also, a ride on the famous Gondola must be on your bucket list during your visit.


Other than the Gondola tour, there are other ways of exploring the charming city such as purchasing a Venice Day Pass to visit its various attractions. Using this pass, you will be able to visit the best church of the city, the world famous St. Mark's Basilica, known for its Byzantine art treasures. You can also visit the unusual Doge’s Palace to admire its lavish decorations and architectural magnificence. Another palace of the ancient times which you may visit is the Ca' d'Oro or Palazzo Santa Sofia, known as the "golden house" owing to the gilt as well as polychrome external decorations. Do not miss on visiting Teatro La Fenice, a famous yesteryear opera house which is now an art museum.

Top Tours in Venice

Your Venetian vacation can be more enjoyable if you opt for a few of its day tours. Get to know the Venetian history as you go on a Medieval Guided Walking Tour and wander around the narrow streets and charming canals of the city, learning about the medieval period. You can also opt for a Hop-On-Hop Off Venice Pass and spend a day discovering the canal city at your own pace, visiting attractions such as Palazzo Ducale, St Mark's Basilica, etc.


Those looking forward to taking a look at the Venetian nightlife can take a guided night tour of the city and take a look at its attraction dazzling with lights. You may also go for the Ghosts of Cannaregio Tour, where you learn about the mysteries and hidden facts about the city. Those looking for some excitement will surely love the 3-Hour Cabaret Dinner Show where you will be spellbound watching the performers while feasting on mouth watering Italian cuisine. Once the city attractions are covered, head out to the nearby places on the Half-Day Murano Burano Sightseeing Trip and get an unique experience of a gondola tour as you cross the Venetian Lagoon to reach the Murano and Burano Islands.

Activites in Venice

Venice Museum tickets

Use your Venice museum pass to visit some of the amazing museums of the city. The ancient city of Venice has around 100 museums, out of which the three main ones, Peggy Guggenheim Museum, Museo Correr and Palazzo Grimani Museum must be on your list of places to visit.


Peggy Guggenheim Museum is located inside Palazzo Venier dei Leoni along the Grand canal and houses the personal art collection belonging to Peggy Guggenheim, a heiress. What makes it worth your time is the museum showcases work of art from the first half of 20th century by European and American artists. Visit the Museo Correr with your Venice museum pass and get a glimpse of the history and art of Venice. Explore the place to take a look at its rich and varied collections. Look out for its attraction - the Neoclassical Rooms as well as the art collection on the second floor. The enchanting Palazzo Grimani Museum is an architectural magnificence and you must visit it to take a look at its grandeur both on the exterior as well as interior.

Guided Tours in Venice

Why You Should Visit Venice?

The enchanting city of Venice is known as the “City of Canals”, “Serenissima,” and the “The Floating City”. It is a popular tourist destination and one of the most picturesque city in Italy as well as in the world. The beautiful city is well known for its buildings with magnificent architecture, winding canals, fascinating palaces, beautiful bridges and more.

The enchanting city is made up of 118 islands and has 177 canals. The largest of them is the Grand Canal which divides the city into two. Take a gondola ride on these canals and get a unique experience of sailing in the water with famous attractions on either side. The city is also well known for its famous church, St. Mark's Basilica (Basilica di San Marco) along with its various palaces such as Ca' d'Oro or Palazzo Santa Sofia, Doge’s Palace and others, showcasing Venetian architecture. Visit its famous museums such as Museo Correr, Palazzo Grimani Museum to admire Venetian art forms by renowned Italian artists.

Visit the islands of Murano and Burano and feel mesmerised as you reach them aboard a Gondola, sailing across the Venetian Lagoon.

Plan Your Visit to Venice

How To Reach
Best Time to Visit
Getting Around in Venice
Best Areas to Stay in Venice
Visitor's Tips
Essential Info

By Air: The international airport of Venice, Marco Polo Venice Airport, is well connected with the rest of the world. So, no matter where you are travelling from, you will be able to reach this city very easily by air. From the airport, you will need to travel 13 km to reach the city by regular train, bus or water taxi.

By Sea: Use the Water bus service to reach St. Marks Square, the principal public square of the city.

By Rail: Those travelling by train can get down at the Venezia Santa Lucia Train Station, located near the beginning of the Grand Canel and within a walking distance of the city centre.

By Road: You can get bus services to Piazzale Roma if you travel by road. Those travelling by car will be able to park their car either at Piazzale Roma or at the Ponte della Liberta bridge.

The best time to visit Venice is either between April to May or September to October. These are the months when the city enjoys a warm and dry climate and the weather is not too hot. Visiting the city during these months, you will be able to do sightseeing comfortably and will be able to enjoy going on boat tours and walking tours using your Venice pass.

Vaporetto: One of the best ways of getting around Venice is a Vaporetto, which is a bus boat. There are 21 lines with Line 1 and 2 being the most popular ones. Some of the lines will also take you to other islands such as Burano, Murano, and others.

Water Taxi: These are private motor boats which are faster than the Vaporetto and are easily available for travelling from one place to another.

Gondola: Travelling by gondola is an experience that you will not like to miss in Venice. These boats are more for a joy ride rather than a ride for convenience.

Traghetto: Climb into the less fancy version of the famous gondolas which are operated by two people instead of one and sail under the four bridges of the Grand Canal.

Bus: The city also has some buses which you can board to travel around Venice.

San Marco: San Marco, the grandest and the oldest part of Venice is the best area to stay. Known to be a popular meeting point for tourists, the area is known for having a spectacular view of the lagoon and nearby islands and has a Vaporetto hub. Some well-known hotels in this area include The St. Regis Venice, Monaco & Grand Canal, Hotel Le Isole etc.

Dorsoduro: Another popular area in Venice is Dorsoduro, known for its authentic local life and nearby popular attractions. The area also has a bustling nightlife, making it a popular choice for staying. A few hotels to consider include Sina Centurion Palace, Palazzo Veneziano – Venice Collection, Hotel Agli Alboretti etc.

San Polo: San Polo is the smallest neighbourhood in Venice and is also historically significant. The area is located in the heart of the city and is close to several attractions. Consider staying at hotels such as Hotel L’Orologio – WTB Hotels, Palazzetto Madonna, Ca’ San Polo etc.

Santa Croce: Santa Croce is the main transportation hub with a bus station, cruise ship port, and Vaporetto hub, making it a convenient location for staying. You can stay at Palazzo Venart Luxury Hotel, Albergo Marin, Residenza d’Epoca San Cassiano and others in this area.

  • Pack waterproof shoes as it rains quite a bit in the city.

  • Be prepared to walk up and down the stairs a lot while sightseeing.

  • Go for your sightseeing as early in the morning as possible to avoid the crowd.

  • Pack light as you may need to carry your luggage.

  • Use a traditional map to go from one place to another

  • Go on a walking tour using your Venice pass to discover the city

  • Get yourself skip-the-line Venice attraction tickets to avoid standing in long queues

Weather: Venice enjoys warm and dry weather during the months of April to May and September to October. The weather is hot from June to August and excessively cold and rainy during the winter months.

Time Zone: Venice follows UTC+1 (Universal Time Coordinated)

Budget: If you wish to visit Venice on a couple trip for 7 days, your average tour budget would be €2,527. You will need to spend around €186 on accommodations, €52 on daily meals, and €22 on local transportation.

Currency: The local currency which is currently in use is Euro.

Visa: All non-EU citizens can opt for a short-stay tourism visa for a maximum of 90 days for visiting Venice. Those travelling from the US, Australia and New Zealand do not require a visa but other non-EU countries will need to get a visa to travel to Venice.

FAQ's

What are the best attractions to see in Venice?

Venice Gondola Rides: Your trip to Venice will remain incomplete if you do not go on a Gondola ride. Be a part of the tour where eight gondolas, each carrying 6 passengers will make its way through Venice’s major landmarks while listening to a singer on board entertain you with melodious numbers.

St. Marks Basilica Venice: Visit the best church of Venice, the world famous St. Mark's Basilica (Basilica di San Marco), using your Venice city pass and admire its Byzantine art treasures along with gold-backed mosaic pictures above the doorways. Take a look at its star attraction, the Pala d'Oro, the golden altarpiece, considered one of the best in Europe.

Doge's Palace: Visit Doge’s Palace, an exceptional palace, with your Venice pass and feel impressed looking at its architectural grandeur and lavish decor. Take a look at this impressive palace and admire several known work of art by renowned artists such as Tintoretto.

Teatro La Fenice: Visit one of the world’s famous opera house of the bygone period which is now an art museum by purchasing Venice attraction tickets. Admire this amazing example of Venetian Gothic with intricate marble filigree workwear famous famous Italiam operas had been held once

How many days should I spend in Venice?

You will be able to cover most of the attractions of Venice on a 3 day tour. In ideal 3-day Itinerary would be as follows:

Day 1: Use a Venice day pass to visit places such as Doge’s Palace, Acqua Alta bookshop, Rialto Bridge, D Bridge of Sighs, and Basilica of Santi Giovanni e Paolo on the 1st day

Day 2: Explore the Basilica of Saint Mark along with St. Mark’s Campanile and Clocktower using your Venice city pass. Go to visit other attractions such as Accademia Bridge, Scuola Grande di San Rocco, and Basilica of Santa Maria della Salute

Day 3: Take a day trip from Venice and travel to Burano and Murano.

What is the best time to visit Venice?

The best time to visit Venice is between April to May or September to October. The city enjoys enjoys a warm but not too hot and dry climate during these months. You can enjoy doing your sightseeing in this period without the fear of getting soaked by a dash of rain or feeling uncomfortable with a hot weather.

How can I get cheap Venice attraction tickets?

If you want to get some cheap Venice attraction tickets, it is best that you purchase them online. Online tickets comes with fantastic deals and offers and you will be able to take advantage of them while booking them.

What are some of Venice’s most popular attractions?

Gondola Rides: One of the most popular attractions of Venice is a Gondola Ride that will take you on a canal tour while listening to soulful venetian music.Look out for the star attractions which you will cross during your tour.

Palazzo Grimani Museum: The beautiful palace is an architectural magnificence and you will be able to look at its grandeur both on the exterior as well as interior during your visit with your Venice city pass. Admire the work of the renowned Venetian artists inside this museum.

Murano and Burano islands: Visit the islands of Murano and Burano using your Venice attraction tickets and get an unique experience of a gondola tour as you cross the Venetian Lagoon to reach the islands.

St. Marks Basilica Venice: The world famous St. Mark's Basilica (Basilica di San Marco) is the best church of Venice. Use your Venice city pass to visit this impressive church, known for its Byzantine art treasures.Take a look at its star attraction, the Pala d'Oro, the golden altarpiece, considered one of the best in Europe.

What is the quietest time to visit Venice?

Tourists desert the city around the month of November when the weather is rather cold. You will need to carry some layers if you visit during this time, but you will be able to do your sightseeing without the hustle bustle of the crowds.

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