Top Venice Attractions & Museums - page 3

Delve into the opulent history and culture of Venice with a private, skip-the-line tour of the Correr Museum. Explore highlights of the illustrious collection featuring artwork by Bellini, El Greco, Carpaccio, and other European masters, and feel the former grandeur of the city while strolling through lush apartments filled with period decor, costumes, and historical navigation tools. A private guide provides personalized attention and expert insight to make the most of your visit.

Visit one of Venice’s most unique museums without wasting time at the ticket window with this pre-booked entry to the Museum of Palazzo Mocenigo: Center of the History of Textiles, Clothing, and Perfume. Learn about how Venetians have dressed over the centuries while you admire clothing dating as far back as the Baroque. Plus, delve into the history of perfume and its importance in Venice.

Experience the ultimate Venetian view from the iconic St. Mark's Bell Tower, the tallest structure in the city. Skip the lines and climb to the top for breathtaking 360° panoramas of the stunning Venetian skyline, including the glittering Byzantine domes of St. Mark's Basilica, the elegant canals and waterways, and the historic Doge's Palace. Standing tall at 98 meters high, the Bell Tower has been a symbol of Venice since the 9th century. Originally built as a watchtower for the Venetian Republic, it played a crucial role in the city's defense and later became a beacon for sailors and traders. Learn about the tower's role as a watchtower for the Venetian Republic, its significance in the city's history, and its enduring symbol of Venice.

Visit two of the most popular attractions in Venice on this guided tour the Doge's Palace and St. Mark's Basilica. Avoid hours-long queues with skip-the-line admission to both sites. Learn about Venetian doges and gain access to the terrace and museum of St. Mark’s Basilica. Expand your sightseeing with upgrade options such as a visit to Murano, entrance to St. Mark's Terrace and Pala d'Oro, and/or a 2-course lunch.

The collection includes works by 18th‑century masters up to PABLO PICASSO, JEAN COCTEAU, MARC CHAGALL and many others, all united by the fascinating theme of the Venice Carnival