Archaeological Sites in venice

Top 6 Archaeological Sites

Venice Museums Pass

Want to learn more about Venice's history and culture? The Museums Pass can get you there! It offers access to Venice's Civic Museums and the Doge's Palace, inviting you to learn about their historical significance. Look forward to seeing Venice's esteemed art collections, packed with works that depict the city's dynamic history. But there's more! The Pass also gets you into the Textile, Costume, and Perfume Collection.

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The Venice Pass

Build your perfect Venice adventure with a custom package! Cover all the essentials Venice has to offer by creating your own unique combination ticket to top attractions and experiences. * Take a look above at what there is to do in Venice * Next, click the “Check Availability” button to choose which top experiences and attractions are perfect for you. Create your own customized package now!

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Doge's Palace & St. Mark's Basilica: Guided Tour + Pala D’Oro Access

Explore Venice with a guided tour that uncovers its rich history and artistic wonders. Start at Doge's Palace, a symbol of Venice's power and prestige during its golden age as a maritime republic. Admire its lavish halls and art pieces showcasing Venetian society. Next, visit St. Mark's Basilica to admire its golden mosaics and the famed Pala d'Oro, a masterpiece of Byzantine art. Afterward, explore the Correr Museum at your own pace using a handy app to discover Venice's cultural heritage.

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St. Mark's Square Pass

If you're visiting Venice, then you're guaranteed to stop by St. Mark's Square. The architecture is enough to make your jaw drop, but the treasures that lie within the campanile aren't to be missed. With a **St. Mark's Square Pass** you'll have access to St. Mark's Basilica, Doge's Palace, and St. Mark’s Campanile.

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Doge's Palace & St. Mark's Basilica Combo

Between gondola rides and gelato, take some time to see Venice's architectural marvels in St. Mark's Square – the Doge's Palace, the square's namesake Basilica, and St. Mark's Campanile. Get ready to turn back time and see Venice's most fascinating history inside two locations that have shaped the city, perhaps, even more than its canals. After you've visited the landmark locations, start discovering more of the city your smartphone audio guide.

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Torcello Archaeological Museum: Entry Ticket

Visit the Torcello Museum to learn about the origins of Venice. Browse through the Archaeological Section, where you see artifacts from the Paleolithic era up to the late Roman period, including Roman grave monuments and objects from nearby Altino. Continue to the Medieval and Modern Section, which covers the early Christian era to the 19th-century developments on the island. See local archaeological finds that shed light on the culture and daily life of past island residents. The museum, founded in the late 19th century, protects and preserves this range of artifacts to prevent the island’s historical legacy from disappearing.

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