Palazzo Ducale
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Home to works by some of the greatest maestros, including Tiziano, Veronese, Tiepolo and Tintoretto, the Palazzo Ducale is itself a masterpiece of Gothic art and an iconic Venice landmark. A visit provides access to the majestic rooms where the vital questions of political life were decided, the impressively decorated apartment of the Doge, the Giant's Staircase and the Bridge of Sighs, leading to the torture chambers and secret passages of the palace.
- When: Daily
- Where: Doge's Palace
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