Skip the line tickets in Venice

Simply exchange the voucher for the tickets at the kiosk beforehand (very easy to find!) and join the much shorter queue at the Doge's Palace (wear a mask, no problem), wait a moment, take your temperature at the entrance and off you go. Great visit, impressed!! It's worth it

Excellent experience for a day off: Venice train station / Murano and St. Mark. Just loved hopping on&off and not worring about queues: it's March but with local ferries there were already incredible waiting times...thanks Venetiana!! All worth it

The Doge's palace is amazing! However, Skip-the -Line Entry ticket was not what I expected. I've had to leave to go back across the Piazza to find the kiosk, where I retreaved the ticket and the small guide book, which wasn't an exclusive guide book for the Doge's Palace, but a tiny guide book on Venice! Also, The price was much higher if you just queued to buy your ticket straight from the ticket office. Disappointed.

The booking was easy and uncomplicated, but the lady at the kiosk, who had to exchange the voucher for the ticket, was very unfriendly and impolite. She had no idea and it took forever. Luckily we had planned a little more time and nothing was going on yet. Suggestion: it's better to provide the ticket directly. Otherwise it was definitely worth standing in line just 5m instead of 500m.

It is perfect for this time of Covid, because the steamships are full of people, and here you go practically alone, it is very clean and they have excellent service. The only thing that you have to plan well, because they tend to pass every hour at each stop and as it has 2 routes, time is wasted, especially since the last minute ones are quite early

What a trip and yes beat the queues was a must The on the day queue was a least a hour long The palace was out of this world with all its room and pairings and the excusâtes architecture Although very busy the palace was large enough not to be crowded

You can get to the sights comfortably and without crowds on the boat and will be picked up there again at the specified times and drive to the next point. The timing of the sights is individual and you don't have to submit to the time specifications of the guided tours. Although the electronic guide announcements are only superficial, they are definitely enough to provide a historical, geographical or other background. However, it would make sense to inform customers that instead of the hop-off, hop-on boat, another provider would step in at certain times or in the event of breakdowns. That would be possible via email or by calling out to the feeder. Unfortunately, we lost more than an hour, not much, but it messes up the rest of the day's planning. The mishap would have happened again on Burano, but it only went well by chance. Just annoying.

Lots of signs in each room in different languages give history of the room and artwork. They block off specific pathway through the palace so it is easy to flow through in one direction so as not to get lost or miss anything. There were people with an app on their phone to use as audio guide but you have to download it where there’s wifi. We were happy reading the signs.