Venice Doge's Palace Fast Track Ticket

Must-see attractions in Venice
Doge's Palace

The Doge's Palace in St. Mark's Square is a must-see attraction in Venice! Step back in time and experience the majestic and elegant Doge's Palace of the Venetian Republic.   Visit the palace to learn about its history and culture. The exterior is a hint of its beauty, while the interior is a sight to behold, with its golden staircases, triumphal arches, and frescoed walls.

Also known as the 'Doge's Palace', it is a significant example of Venetian Gothic architecture. The interior is as splendid and beautiful as the exterior, and various works by Venetian painters are on display, especially Tantoretto's 'Praidso' and Veronese's 'Apotheosis of Venice', which stop many tourists in their tracks.

The Doge's Palace was also used as a prison during its lifetime. Don't miss the infamous Bridge of Sighs, so named because condemned criminals sighed as they walked to their new prison.

Skip the line and get in right away.

There is a dedicated line for fast-track ticket purchasers, so you can enter quickly. Just select the date and time of your visit in advance on Wag, pay, and show the Wag QR code on site. Go to the 'prepaid ticket booth' at the time of your reservation and use the fast-track entry.

If you reserve a ticket, you don't have to wait in a separate line, so it's convenient to reserve at Wag if you're visiting during peak season. However, if you don't have to wait, you might feel like you're losing out, right? This ticket is issued as a voucher immediately after reservation, so you can enter within 15 minutes! Purchasing it on site is also a good tip.

Six things with one ticket!

Here’s everything you can do with this one ticket. First, if you’ve gotten in faster than everyone else through priority access, check out the first floor of the Correr Gallery and the Archaeological Museum. You can see world-class art pieces like Tantoretto’s “Paradise” and Veronese’s “Hymn of Venice.” Don’t forget to check out the gorgeous rooms decorated with works by artists like Italian Renaissance painters Titian Vecellio and Giovanni Battista Tiepolo!

After exploring the Marciana National Library, take photos at the Bridge of Sighs and the Armory. All admission and access is included.

6 Inclusions

• Fast track entry
• Bridge of Sighs
• Armory
• Use of the 1st floor of the Korero Art Museum
• Entrance to the Archaeological Museum
• Entrance to the National Library of Murciana

A temporary exhibition is being held.

Vittore Carpaccio's paintings commemorate Venice in the early 15th century, when the Republic of Venice dominated a vast maritime commercial empire and flourished as a cultural center. Perhaps more than any other Venetian Renaissance artist, his works capture the splendor and myth of the Venetian Republic at its economic and cultural peak.

Today, with the restoration and new discoveries of major narrative cycles still preserved in Venice, an updated historical-critical reinterpretation of Carpaccio's painting and its evolution is more necessary than ever.

If it is difficult to see alone, use a guide

There is so much to see at the Doge's Palace that you will miss a lot if you visit it alone. If you want to know more, I recommend visiting the Doge's Palace with a package that includes an audio guide.

Editor's Recommendation Reasons

This ticket allows you to enter the crowded Doge's Palace faster than anyone else at a cheaper price than buying it locally! There is so much to see in the splendid palace, but what's really special is that you can see everything from the art gallery to the dungeon in one place. It will be a memorable trip.