Doge’s Palace - With its gothic architecture and being the former residence of Venetian dukes, Doge’s Palace is one of the most visited sights in Venice.

Saint Mark’s Basilica - This attraction needs to be booked optional!
St. Mark’s Basilica opened in 1092 and served as the state sanctuary of the Venetian Republic until 1797—now this cathedral is home of the paternalist.
Optional bookable. If you select this option we will book your skip the line entry ticket for the first day of your City Pass in the morning or afternoon, depend on availibilty.

National Archeological Museum - Here you can peruse through ancient Greek and Roman sculptures, which were mostly donated from private collections of Venetian aristocrats.

Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana - Today, this library owns one of the most important collections of Greek, Latin, and Oriental works. These collections are focused primarily on Venetian history, classical linguistics, and ancient geography maps.

Museo Leonardo da Vinci - The Leonardo Da Vinci Museum in Venice is an exciting and interactive exhibition that showcases da Vinci’s life and masterpieces.

Scuola Grande di San Rocco - The Scuola San Rocco is one of the largest confraternities in Venice. It was established in the 13th century and had influence on the religious and communal life of Venice.

Museo Correr - The exhibition covers the life and culture of the Venetian Republic through bronze statues, paintings and books.

Scala Contarini del Bovolo - The Scala Contarini del Bovolo is attached to the Gothic palace “Plazzo Contarini del Bovolo” and draws all the attention due to its uniquely constructed spiral staircase.

Teatro La Fenice - As a place of world premiers—of Verdis Attila or Wagner’s Ring of the Nibelung –this opera house is a must see for all opera fans.
Join our included guided tour in english.

Chiesa di Santo Stefano - The church, Chiesa di Santo Stefano, was built in the 15th century and is located at Campo Santo Stefano.

Chiesa di Santa Maria Formosa - When visiting, you shouldn’t miss seeing the polyptych of St. Barbara by Jacopo Palma il Vecchio which is located inside.

Church of Saint Mary of Miracles Venice - The quaint church, Chiesa di Santa Maria dei Miracoli, is located in the Cannaregio district. It enraptures its visitors by its marble designs, as well as the nuances of colors on the interior and exterior of the church.

Church of San Giovanni Elemosinario - Although having roots in the 9th century, the Chiesa di San Giovanni as well as the entire market place and warehouses in Rialto had to be rebuilt after a fire that occurred in 1514.

San Polo - The façade’s combination of Byzantine, Gothic, and Neoclassical architecture creates an exciting scene to see for all art fans.

Chiesa Parrocchiale di San Giacomo dall’Orio - Its colorful mix of various architectural styles makes the Chiesa di San Giacomo simply a one of a kind sight to see.

Chiesa di San Stae (Eustachio) - The Chiesa di San Stae is a 17th century church on the Canal Grande.

Chiesa Parrocchiale di Sant’Alvise (San Ludovico Vescovo) - Located away from the usual tourist paths, in a quieter neighborhood of Venice, a gem can be found—the Chiesa di Sant’ Alvise.

San Pietro di Castello - This former bishop church, Basilica di San Pietro di Castello, is located away from the hustle on the San Pietro di Castello island.

Chiesa del Santissimo Redentore - The Chiesa del Santissimo Redentore is a church that was built as a sign of gratitude to God for the end of the plague of 1577.

Church of Saint Mary of the Rosary ‘Gesuati’ - This church is the predecessor of the Santa Maria della Visitazione Church, because it was declared to be too small.

Chiesa di San Sebastiano - The Chiesa di San Sebastiano is not only famous for its architecture, but also for the life works by the artist, Paolo Veronese.

Chiesa di San Giobbe - The Chiesa di San Giobbe is a church built in the Renaissance style that was reopened in 1493 after a period of restoration.

San Giovanni in Bragora - Remodelled and restored several times over the centuries, the church was given its current late Gothic appearance in the last quarter of the 15th century. Inside you will find masterpieces by Renaissance artists – simply breathtaking.

Chiesa di Santa Maria del Carmelo - The church of Santa Maria del Carmelo (Carmini) was founded by Carmelite monks in the penultimate decade of the 13th century: work began in 1286 and, given the size of the building, continued for a long time until 1348, the year of its official consecration.

Parrocchia dei Santi Gervasio e Protasio (San Trovaso) - The Church of Saints Gervasius and Protasius, also known as San Trovaso, is an important place of worship in the heart of Venice. This architectural jewel was built in honour of the martyred saints Gervasius and Protasius, whose names are often combined to form “Trovaso” in Venetian.

Canal Grande - Join our included Canal Grande Tour.
This exciting sightseeing tour takes you along Venice’s largest canal. During the one-hour trip, you can marvel at the different architectural styles of Venice - Byzantine, Renaissance, Baroque, Gothic - and admire the Rialto Bridge, the oldest and most famous bridge in Venice, and the palaces on the edge of the canal.

Gondola Ride - Experience our included Gondola ride tour.
The characteristic gondolas that decorate the city’s canals are a symbol of Venice. For many visitors, a gondola ride is a “must-do” while in Venice. This unforgettable experience will let you see Venice and all its buildings and attractions through a whole different perspective by showcasing the city and its attractions from the Canal Grande and smaller canals around the Piazza San Marco.

Isola di Burano - World Heritage Site - Free admission tour our Island tour Murano, Burano & Torcello.
The three islands, Murano, Burano and Torcello, are the most famous islands of Venice—and they all have something to offer. The island tour starts in Venice and has its first stop at Murano. This island is famous for its handmade glass—for this reason, you can visit a glassblowing workshop. The tour goes on to Burano, which will warmly welcome you with the vibrant colors of its fisheries. Here you can also admire their famous bobbin lacework. The tour’s last stop is Torcello, which is home to ancient St. Maria Assunta Cathedral and the St. Forsa Church (created in the 11th & 12th century) – both of which are definitely worth a visit.