The Venice
Discovery Pass
The Venice
Discovery Pass
Top or Flop
Discovery Pass
In Venice, there seem to be passes everywhere. Naturally, we take a close look at them – with a focus on price and overall value.
We genuinely try to give everything a fair chance, but now and then we do have to say “no”.
In this case, though, it seems to work out…
We’ll explain why.
Get the
Discovery Pass
What does the
Discovery Pass include?
The pass contains:
- Venice Museum Pass for 12 museums, including the Doge’s Palace, Ca’ Pesaro, the Murano Glass Museum and many more
- Boat tour to Burano and Murano
- One-way Alilaguna airport transfer on the first day
- Digital audio guide for the city
- 10% off additional bookings
Prices
EUR 87.50 for people aged 15 and over (including seniors)
EUR 65.50 for children aged 6 to 14
EUR 20.50 for children aged 0 to 5
And?
Is it worth it?
If you buy the tickets individually via Tiqets, it will definitely be more expensive.
Discovery Pass: EUR 87.50
Museum Pass: EUR 50
Alilaguna one-way: EUR 18
Boat tour: EUR 30
= EUR 98
Savings: almost EUR 10, and then there’s also the 10% discount on additional bookings, such as a gondola ride, a visit to St Mark’s Tower, or a guided tour.
The Museum Pass, which can also be bought separately, includes the Doge’s Palace (EUR 35), Ca’ Pesaro (EUR 15), Ca’ Rezzonico (EUR 15), and the Murano Glass Museum (EUR 15).
And once again the question: is the pass worth it?
-> We say: yes.
In peak season, we generally recommend buying Doge’s Palace tickets online – the queues are enormous then. And with the Museum Pass, you’ve got that covered!
Alternatively, there’s also the Venice Pass! Three highlights of Venice for EUR 90.50.
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