Venice Tours

Venice Tours offers guided access to two of the most significant landmarks on the Venetian lagoon. The St. Mark's Bell Tower, known in Italian as the Campanile di San Marco, has stood in its current form since 1912 following the collapse and meticulous reconstruction of the original medieval structure. Rising nearly 99 metres above Piazza San Marco, it remains the tallest building in Venice and offers unobstructed views across the rooftops, the lagoon, and the distant Alps on clear days. The San Marco History Gallery, housed within the Basilica complex, traces the long and layered story of the square that has served as the ceremonial centre of the Venetian Republic for centuries.

The Doge's Palace, or Palazzo Ducale, is among the finest examples of Venetian Gothic architecture in existence. For nearly a thousand years it functioned as the seat of government, the residence of the Doge, and the centre of Venetian political power. Current tickets include a guide book to help visitors navigate its ornate council chambers, grand staircases, and the celebrated Bridge of Sighs.