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Doge's Palace
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Doge's Palace

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Story and significance

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The former seat of the government of the Republic of Venice, this palace is now a grand museum showcasing Venetian Gothic architecture. It remains a key symbol of the cultural heritage of Italy.

Timeline, heritage and stories

Heritage

The Doge's Palace was the official residence of the Doges who ruled the city of Venice for centuries. Masterpieces by iconic painters of Italy, such as Titian, Tintoretto, and Veronese, adorn the palace walls.

The palace is connected to the old prison via the famous Bridge of Sighs. Visitors can pinpoint this world-renowned museum on the interactive map.

Practical notes before you go

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Museum
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Opening hours and ticket rules may vary by season.

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