This was our third time here, so maybe we're a bit jaded. It's a grand edifice, but the tours are getting a little out of hand. Still it's a must see in Venice. More

under 29, you can buy a rolling venice card at every vaporetto stations for 4 euros and you get discounts for lots of museums, shops and restaurants. The palazzo is 8 euros for students or people under 29 and it takes a long time to visit because there is a lot to see. If you have to visit one museum,... More

A wonderful place, impressed by the ceilings. Would rather be not in prison there. Ticket and combined ticket is not explained clearly, you have to wait longtime before you can enter and when you are inside you have to buy ticket immediately. More

Venice is a great city, but it's so much better away from the hoards of tourists. Having said that, there are a few sites that are must see and Doge's Palace is one of those. It is a grand palace with many layers which are explained with great insight in The Secret Itineraries Tour. Book this in advance. We had... More

Great architecture, great art collection. You just have to get in to witness how powerful and rich the Venetians were historically. Admission is slightly expensive but it's worth going. More

Palazzo Ducale is amazing. Just one tip, get an audio guide or a guide if you are in a group, we didn't do it and now we regret it. I'm sure we would have enjoyed it even more! More

The price of admission was a little steep, but considering it's Venice you can't really expect it to be cheap. You could easily spend a couple of hours in the palace, and see how the doge lived. I highly recommend getting a guide, or an audio guide so you don't just walk into the palace looking at furniture, weapons and... More

well worth the money we bought the tickets that allow access to all the other museums in venice. We wonderded about and took it at our own pace everything is well signed and so no need for a guide, but that personal preferece. we saw everything and we were in there for about 3 hours. Remember do NOT take pictures... More

Once we sorted out the whole entrance fee process, our progress through the Palazzo Ducale was thorough and deliberate. Including the so-called Bridge of Sighs and prison, there are no fewer than 40 numbered rooms, some so vast that it's hard to take in all the features ... binoculars or opera glasses for the dedicated visitor are essential. The armory... More