Top Veneto Skip the line Tickets

Swap city sightseeing for the peaceful alternative of a classical music concert in Venice. Guarantee your spot by prebooking entry to a concert at Santa Maria della Pietà church—often nicknamed “Vivaldi Church”, as it was the place where Antonio Vivaldi worked as a violin teacher and concertmaster. The concert focuses on Vivaldi’s Four Seasons compositions and other classical European baroque music.

Avoid crowds at the entrance of Doge's Palace with this convenient skip-the-line admission package. Choose between a shared group tour or a self-guided option with a guidebook. You can also select packages that include lunch. Additionally, explore further with included admission to Museo Correr, the Biblioteca Marciana, and the Archeological Museum after your palace visit.

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 VIP access behind the scenes to explore the palace’s secret archives, torture chambers, and attic prison cells with a guide.

Lords of the Night were Police and Judges of the Venetian Republic. The prison staff will escort you to an authentic Prison Palace with cramped cells, a court, and gruesome torture chambers with real tortures and justice tools. Casanova was arrested by the Lords of the Night in the Prison's Palace! The Palace is "inhabited" by life-size figures of the Lords of the Night, prisoners, judges, lawyers, and all characters working in the prisons who were taken and recreated from ancient manuscripts. The Prisons Palace houses one of the earliest prisons in Europe, dating back to 1500. See authentic graffiti left by the inmates and get to know the exciting Casanova’s jailbreak: listen to the tale of when he managed to escape from the maximum-security prison! Only for small groups (maximum 15 people per visit)

With this tour, you can see Doge’s Palace your way—either choose a package that has skip-the-line admission and an audio guide, or enter the palace with a guide to accompany you and show you around. During your visit, see the Golden Staircase and famous artwork by Tiepolo. After your visit, it’s also possible to continue your Venice explorations with visits to Biblioteca Marciana, Museo Correr, and the National Archeological Museum.

Take a musical adventure in Venice with a concert by Interpreti Veneziani and a visit to the city's music museum. Learn about the legacy of Vivaldi, a Venetian composer who left a distinct mark on the canal city, and see string instruments from the 17th-19th centuries in the Music Museum housed inside the San Maurizio Church. Listen later that evening as the Interpreti Veneziani ensemble performs works by such famous composers as Handel, Bach and Mozart.

With this Venice transportation pass, you can use all Alilaguna boat transfers for 72 hours from the time you exchange your voucher. Get around Venice using any of the three lines to explore the city at your own pace, including the line that connects Venice Marco Polo Airport and the Venice cruise port to the city center, Lido and Murano Island. See the Itinerary section for a list of stops.

Visit two of the most popular attractions in Venice on this guided tour of the Doge's Palace and St. Mark's Basilica. Listen to your guide's commentary clearly with provided headsets and avoid hours-long queues with skip-the-line admission to both sites. During the tour, learn about Venetian doges and gain access to the terrace and museum of St. Mark’s Basilica.

Visit Torcello, Murano, and Burano—three islands in the Venetian Lagoon—on this tour from Venice by motorboat. With a guide, watch glass being blown at a Murano glass factory, see historical cathedrals on Torcello, and admire exquisite handmade lace on Burano. This is a great way to see more than just the central sights of Venice and enjoy a cruise on the water. Select a departure time when booking.

Explore the hidden corners of Venice on this walking tour and benefit from local knowledge. Stroll with a small group to the city square of Campo Santa Margherita, see the Scuola Grande di San Rocco, and visit the Basilica di Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari. Then cross the Rialto Bridge and walk past the Marco Polo House to St. Mark's Square. Upgrade for a private tour.

If it’s your first time in Venice, the Doges Palace is probably top of your must-see list, and this tour ensures you make the most of your time. Avoid the queues with skip-the-line entrance, walk across the iconic Bridge of Sighs, marvel at the Golden Staircase, and admire art masterpieces by Tintoretto and Titian.

Pay homage to the golden age of Venice with a night at the opera. Enjoy a thrilling program of baroque classics and operatic arias, performed by the orchestra and singers of I Musici Veneziani. The show whisks you back to 18th-century Venice, with performers dressed in traditional Venetian costumes and a spectacular setting in the exclusive Salone Capitolare at the Scuola Grande di San Teodoro.

Explore the famous sites and hidden charms of Venice on this walking tour, followed by a ride through the city’s canals on an iconic gondola. Follow your local guide through a romantic maze of surrounding backstreets to discover some of Venice’s lesser-known gems. Learn the fascinating history of Venice as you wander through narrow alleys and over stone footbridges, and then hop aboard a Venetian gondola for a leisurely ride along the Grand Canal.

Murano, a tight cluster of islands on the outskirts of Venice, has been the center of the city’s glassmaking industry since 1291. This small-group glass-blowing demonstration takes place in a historic former church dubbed Ex Chiesa di Santa Chiara, and allows you to observe glass-making masters at work as they bend and sculpt glass to create two original pieces before your eyes.

Skip the long lines to walk the corridors of the magnificent Doge's Palace and see masterpieces of art collected by the dukes of Venice over many centuries. 1. Wander through the magnificent Doge's Palace at your own pace, Admire the magnificent gold staircase and works of art 2. Look inside the prison cells across the Bridge of Sighs 3. Ticket to visit the palaces around St. Mark’s Square (Museo Correr, Museo Archeologico Nazionale and Monumental Rooms of the Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana) independently

Sightseeing, especially in a city as famous as Venice, can quickly get expensive. Save money, and time, with the Venice City Pass, which gives you free, skip-the-line, admission to many of the city's most important attractions.

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.

Get your ticket in advance to visit the Accademia Galleries in Venice and avoid any lines at the entrance. See works of art by Italian masters like Tintoretto, Titian, Veronese, Bellini, Carpaccio, Giorgione, and more, from the 14th through the 18th centuries.

This exclusive tour offers an intimate experience inside Saint Mark's Basilica. After the general public leaves, the church reopens for a privileged few. Gain up-close access to the Pala d'Oro, descend into the crypt, watch as thousands of square feet of golden mosaics illuminate, and take photos without the crowds. Your expert guide leads the group through a historical journey.

The Peggy Guggenheim Museum holds one of the top collections of modern art in Europe, but visiting the museum on your own can be overwhelming. With this private tour, explore the galleries with a guide to focus on the highlights and cover the collection in just an hour. Take in works by Picasso, Ernst, Magritte, Calder, and other 20th-century artists, plus stroll through the sculpture garden.

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.

The Murano Glass Museum is one of Venice’s must-see attractions—and can have the lines to match. Secure your entrance and breeze past potential ticket lines with this prebooked admission ticket. That leaves you with peace of mind and more time to explore the museum, holding masterpieces from the ancient world and the largest collection of Murano glass in the world.

You will be immersed among candelabras and beams of colored lights in the evocative atmosphere of one of the most beautiful palaces in Venice. During the concert, the rooms come to life, as if stories from the past materialize among the guests, whispering ancient melodies and memories. Perhaps, within the walls of Palazzo Zeno, there is a still unsolved mystery, ready to be revealed only to those who immerse themselves in the enchantment of the evening. Enveloped by the ancient walls of Palazzo Zeno, you will listen to the most beautiful melodies of Italian opera, where the grandeur of the opera combines with the timeless genius of Ennio Morricone's film music and Venetian and Neapolitan love romances. The protagonists of the concert will be the performers of the Venice Opera Concert with a trio of opera singers accompanied by an instrumental ensemble made up of piano and string trio. Palazzo Zeno is located in the San Polo district, in front of the Basilica dei Frari. It was built at the end of the 14th century by Carlo Zeno.