Doge's Palace (Palazzo Ducale) Tours and Tickets
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Doge's Palace (Palazzo Ducale)

Palazzo Ducale is a must-visit for architecture lovers and Italian history buffs.
The palace is entirely wheelchair accessible and has an accessible entrance at Piazza de Ferrari.
An on-site bistro serves meals, coffee, and aperitifs.
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There are several different ways to check out the Doge's Palace (Palazzo Ducale) iin Genoa. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the top tours available right now:
Tickets for the Doge’s Palace cost €5 for adults and €3 for children. If you buy a ticket to one of the temporary exhibitions, entry to the Doge’s Palace may be included—check when you enter to make sure you don’t miss out. Many Genoa sightseeing tours include a stop at the palace, with prices from US$30 for hop-on hop-off bus tours.
The main sites to see inside the Doge’s Palace include the apartments, once home to the Doge; the Grimaldina Tower and its cells, which once held political prisoners; the chapel, featuring frescoes and artworks; and the ornate Great Council Hall and Minor Council Hall.
There are typically no significant seasonal events hosted at Genoa’s Doge’s Palace, but art, photography, and history exhibitions all feature on a revolving temporary schedule. Exhibitions typically run for several months, and it’s best to check the palace’s website for a calendar of what’s currently on.
Yes, the Cathedral of San Lorenzo is a short stroll away from the Doge’s Palace in Genoa, along with the small Columbus House, where Christopher Columbus spent part of his childhood. The popular Aquarium of Genoa is also within walking distance, as are the caruggi alleyways within the old town.




























































































































