Top Veneto Attractions & Museums

The Doge's Palace is one of the most famous attractions in Venice, but the wait to enter can put a serious dent in your sightseeing time. Save hours with this pre-booked admission ticket that lets you bypass the line and visit at your chosen time to optimize your day. Once inside, admire the art and architecture at your own pace with the included official audio guide. Tickets bundle access to the nearby Correr Museum, the Monumental Rooms of the Marciana Library, and the National Archaeological Museum so you can take in cultural treasures that most tourists miss.

See the ideas of Italy's great inventor come to life with a ticket to the Leonardo da Vinci Museum in Venice. Watch faithful reproductions of his machines in action, study detailed anatomical drawings, and admire ultra high-resolution copies of his famous paintings in a gallery. Educational exhibits and a robust bookstore offer plenty of ways to learn about the life and legacy of the original 'Renaissance man.’

Discover Verona’s best-loved destination, Juliet’s House, with our fast-track entry tickets. Explore its storied history and connection with William Shakespeare at your own pace with our audio guide. Step into Juliet’s Courtyard, where you’ll see the gleaming bronze statue of the Shakespearean heroine. Fans of the popular play can enjoy the view from the iconic balcony while whispering sweet nothings to their sweetheart. You’ll also experience the medieval residence where the real Cappelletti family likely lived and feuded with the Montecchi family centuries ago – later inspiring the Bard’s tragedy. Enjoy the art, costumes, frescos and more, all while listening to entertaining and informative stories from the convenience of your smartphone.

With this small-group tour, you can effortlessly check off Venice’s most iconic sight with ease—St. Mark’s Basilica. Choose from a variety of tours to match your preferences, then enjoy skip-the-line access to St. Mark’s Basilica. Here, you can delve into its history and golden mosaics with your guide.

Step through the doors of St Mark's Basilica and let yourself be enveloped by its golden light. Discover mosaics that shine like a starry sky. A journey between East and West, art and spirituality, history and legend. Every step inside St Mark's is a timeless emotion. Experience the magic. Enter St Mark's Basilica. Enjoy priority admission and a tour of the Doge’s Palace.

See St. Mark’s Basilica your way with this flexible, small-group tour package that allows you to choose which sites you want to explore. Explore just the exterior of the basilica or opt for a fully guided tour of the Byzantine masterpiece. Round off the day with a virtual reality experience that reveals the changes of St. Mark’s Square over time.

No visit to Venice is complete without taking in the Doge’s Palace, but this Gothic masterpiece has vast sections that most visitors never see. With this tour, enjoy exclusive skip-the-line access behind the scenes to explore the palace’s secret archives, torture chambers, and attic prison cells with a guide.

See Venice from a unique perspective as you ascend St Mark’s Bell Tower, the tallest structure in the city. Reach the top effortlessly with a quick elevator ride and enjoy sweeping views over St Mark’s Basilica, the rooftops of Venice, and the shimmering lagoon. Continue your experience at the History Gallery, where immersive exhibits and a captivating 3D VR journey reveal the story of Venice through the centuries. * Priority entry to St Mark’s Bell Tower and History Gallery * Skip the stress of waiting in ticket lines * Admire panoramic views unlike anywhere else in Venice * Prebook your visit to secure access to this popular landmark

Skip the crowds and uncover Venice’s hidden corners on this unique walking tour. Wander through the ancient heart of the city—from Campo Santa Maria Formosa’s baroque church to the Rialto Bridge area—while your guide reveals secrets of Casanova, Marco Polo, and treasures from Constantinople. Sip a spritz like a true Venetian, and step inside The Yard of Venice Gallery to see a real gondola up close, admire a handcrafted oar, and experience a virtual reality ride along the Grand Canal. Upgrade to end your tour with an optional shared gondola ride, and experience the city from a vantage point on the water.

In the heart of St. Mark’s Square, a unique cultural journey invites visitors to discover Venice’s most iconic landmarks. With one ticket, you can explore the magnificent Doge's Palace, the elegant Museo Correr, the fascinating National Archaeological Museum of Venice, and the historic Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana. The experience begins at the Doge’s Palace, symbol of the Venetian Republic. Its grand halls, decorated with masterpieces by Tintoretto and Veronese, reveal centuries of history, art, and politics. Crossing the famous Bridge of Sighs, visitors can still feel the atmosphere of ancient Venice. The tour continues through the refined rooms of Museo Correr, where artworks and historical objects tell the story of Venetian life. Nearby, the National Archaeological Museum displays remarkable Greek and Roman sculptures and artifacts. The visit ends at the Marciana Library, a Renaissance masterpiece preserving rare manuscripts and priceless works.

Step into the heart of Venetian power with skip the line Doge’s Palace tickets that let you walk past long queues and enter instantly. Feel the excitement of exploring a landmark that once shaped the destiny of a city built on ambition and influence. Every step creates a sense of privilege that others around you can only hope for. Move through grand halls filled with glowing frescoes, dramatic ceilings, and masterpieces that reveal the pride and rivalry of Venice. The palace atmosphere makes you feel part of an exclusive world, and the silence of early access adds to the charm. This is your moment to see Venice at its most majestic. Enjoy extra access to nearby museums and use your digital audio guide for deeper stories. Limited spots fill fast, so secure your entry now. Highlights • Skip the line Doge’s Palace entry • Access to Museo Correr • Access to Archaeological Museum • Access to Biblioteca Marciana rooms • Digital audio guide available

Skip the line St Mark’s Bell Tower is located in the heart of Venice, making it a perfect starting point for exploring other historic sites. Just a few steps away is St Mark’s Basilica, one of Italy’s most famous churches, known for its golden mosaics and Byzantine architecture. It’s a spiritual and cultural highlight that complements your Bell Tower visit perfectly. With our exclusive digital audio immerse yourself into the history of the bell tower as you ascend skipping all the queues, passing through the security.

Visit Villa Valmarana ai Nani near Vicenza and discover the stories behind the Palladian villa's famous dwarf statues and Tiepolo frescoes. With a multimedia tablet as your guide, you'll explore the frescoed rooms of the owner's residence and guest house along with the historical park and gardens. Learn about the Valmarana family who originally commissioned the artwork, and hear their story as the villa owners through to the present day. Most visits typically last around an hour.

The Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice offers an enriching journey through 20th-century art, housed in the former home of the art collector herself, Peggy Guggenheim. Located on the scenic Grand Canal, the museum features significant works of Cubism, Surrealism, and Abstract Expressionism, showcasing masterpieces by renowned artists such as Picasso, Duchamp, and Pollock. Visitors can explore the permanent collection, temporary exhibitions, and the Nasher Sculpture Garden for a comprehensive experience of modern art. Perfect for art enthusiasts, this ticket grants access to a cultural treasure in one of Italy's most beautiful cities. IMPORTANT: If the time slot indicated by the customer is no longer available, the museum will confirm the first available time slot closest to the indicated time

Avoid wasting precious vacation time on this skip-the-line tour of the New Prisons of the Doge’s Palace, which includes pre-booked admission tickets. Visit some of the oldest prison cells in Europe, and listen to stories of prisoners like Casanova in English and Italian. Groups are capped at 16 people for a less-rushed experience.

Step inside The Glass Cathedral and experience Murano glassmaking from an exclusive perspective unlike traditional demonstrations. Seated at a private table just a few meters from the furnace, you will enjoy a front-row view of master glassmakers shaping molten glass into handmade creations before your eyes. While surrounded by the warm glow of the furnace and the unique atmosphere of this historic venue, guests will enjoy a bottle of local Prosecco in an intimate and elegant setting. The experience also includes stories and curiosities about the centuries-old tradition of Murano glassmaking, creating a perfect combination of art, culture and atmosphere. Ideal for couples, special occasions and travelers looking for a truly memorable Venetian experience.

See St. Mark's Basilica at your own pace with this flexible ticket package. Choose between access to the basilica’s exterior areas or entry inside the Byzantine masterpiece, and enhance your visit with a virtual reality experience showing how St. Mark’s Square has changed through the centuries. Skip the long entrance lines, enjoy flexible ticket options, and discover the history, mosaics, and architectural treasures of one of Venice’s most iconic landmarks.

Maximize time in Verona, Italy with a combination tour. Meet your guide for a city walking tour and learn about top landmarks including Piazza Bra, Juliet’s House, and Piazza delle Erbe. Then enjoy an evening of opera in a historic open-air amphitheater, the Arena di Verona. This combination tour includes a ticket for a numbered seat to see operas such as La Traviata, Aida, or others in the 2026 season.

Discover Venice’s Royal Palace, the jewel of St. Mark’s Square. this experience invites you to explore the Royal Palace of St. Mark’s Square, including the Imperial Apartments of Sissi, the Archaeological Museum and the Biblioteca Marciana. With our exclusive audioguide and dedicated assistance from Voir Venise, you’ll discover one of Venice’s most magnificent and often overlooked treasures.

Discover the art of murano glass, a world renowned product that has been made in Italy for more than 1,000 years, during an insightful tour of the Original Murano Glass factory. Watch a live glass blowing demonstration and learn about the intricacies of the process from the artisans. Visit the factory shop and pick out an authentic, hand crafted murano glass souvenir.

Witness centuries of craftsmanship come to life during this glassblowing demonstration in Murano. Leave the usual tourist attractions behind and head to Venice’s famous Murano islands for a peek behind the scenes of a proud glassmaking tradition. See one of the masters at work and learn how Murano glass is made before visiting the showroom to see hundreds of examples up close.

The Bridge of Sighs, or Ponte dei Sospiri, is one of Venice’s most famous and evocative landmarks. Built in 1600, this enclosed limestone bridge connects the interrogation rooms of the Doge’s Palace to the historic prisons across the Rio di Palazzo. Its name comes from the legend that prisoners would sigh as they caught their last glimpse of Venice through the small stone-barred windows before being led to their cells. Designed by architect Antonio Contin, the bridge is a masterpiece of Baroque elegance, featuring finely carved stonework and a graceful arch that contrasts its somber history. Visible only from the outside unless accessed through a visit to the Doge’s Palace, the bridge is not just an architectural marvel but also a symbol of Venice’s once-mighty justice system. A stroll across the Bridge of Sighs offers a moving connection to the city’s past—a blend of beauty, mystery, and melancholy that leaves a lasting impression on every visitors.

The paternity of this impressive piece of architecture is still unknown. Some historians attribute it to the local master builder Giovanni Candi, others suggest the name of the architect Giorgio Spavento.