The The Palazzo Ducale, or Doge’s Palace, was the seat of the government of Venice for centuries, including the home of the elected ruler of Venice known as the Doge. It was also the center of the legal system of justice in Venice. The present structure was completed around 1340. The museum and building are superb. Unfortunately, you are not... More

of the day try go visit from 13 00 to 15 00 it s best time More

If you go at the right time of day when the lines aren't too crazy, this is a wonderful sight to see. The rooms are fun to see just by themselves, but there are also many displays to enjoy. The explanations are in many languages to make it easy for everyone to learn as much or as little as they... More

If you like to reflect on the excesses of the early Venetian wealthy, this is one more breathtaking place to visit. Walking over the Bridge of Sighs after touring the Palazzo Ducale is very sobering. More

Great art work, well restored, could spend a week there. Well worth the visit. More

The most difficult part was trying to locate the entrance (faces the water). A beautiful palace with a good collection of art. We particularly enjoyed the collection of weaponry. I was a little claustrophobic walking over the Bridge of Sighs but it was worth seeing the prison. A must see in Venice! More

Worth the time and effort. Go early and beat the crowds. We reserved tickets from Select Italy and went right in. It is alot of walking but amazing. More

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