Doge's Palace tickets 2026: 35 euros, or 30 booked a month ahead
by RuinMyTrip Editorial · Sep 2, 2026
Entry to the Doge's Palace is 35 euros in 2026 as part of the St Mark's Square Museums ticket, dropping to 30 euros only if you book at least 30 days ahead.
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Entry to the Doge's Palace in Venice costs 35 euros in 2026, and there is no palace only ticket. According to the city museums' own ticket page, the 35 euro St Mark's Square Museums ticket covers the Doge's Palace, Museum Correr, the National Archaeological Museum of Venice and the Monumental Rooms of the Marciana National Library.
The five euros you can save
The same page lists 30 euros as a price reserved only to the online purchase at least 30 days prior to the visit date. Book inside that window and you pay the full 35. This is the only published difference between buying online and buying on the day, and it rewards planning a month out rather than a morning out.
Who pays 15 euros
The reduced rate of 15 euros applies to children aged 6 to 14, students aged 15 to 25, visitors over 65, holders of the Venice Rolling Card and ISIC holders. Children aged 0 to 5 enter free, as do Venetian residents and disabled visitors with a helper. The palace opens 09:00 to 19:00 from April to October and 09:00 to 18:00 from November to March, with last entry an hour before closing.
Worked example
Two adults and two children aged 6 to 14 pay 35 plus 35 plus 15 plus 15, which is 100 euros. If the two adults book at least 30 days ahead their share falls from 70 to 60 and the family total becomes 90 euros. A couple booking a month out pays 60 rather than 70.
Still unclear: the page does not say whether the 30 euro advance price also applies to the 15 euro reduced ticket.
Sources: https://www.visitmuve.it/en/tickets/
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