Doge's Palace is a street art installation in Venice City Centre in Venice. This place has 18590 reviews and an average rating of 4.7 of 5. This is a superb rating!
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A little too expensive, as we were two students, but absolutely worth every penny. Gorgeous architecture accompanied by interesting notes about (almost) every room. I was slightly disappointed with the Bridge of sighs, I expected it to be a more open area in there, but it really is just two very narrow corridors, and you can't see very well through the windows. Despite that, still the most beautiful thing in Venice.
In my opinion the MOST beautiful Palace in the world! The craftsmanship is second to none and you could stay a whole day and still wish to spend more time, so you can properly admire this eternal beauty! And with its location near the Campanile, Basilica San Marco, Torre dell'Orologio, Piazza San Marco and all the Gondolas (just to name a few attractions) this can be the start of an unforgettable vacation!
The interior of this palace is well worth the entry fee (book a timed entry online to skip cue). The outside, while quite large and grand, gives absolutely no hint to the stunning painted roofs and vast halls inside!
U just keep staring at the beautiful palace and surrounding architectural marvels. Fabulous
If you are a tourist to the historic and beautiful city of Venice, then you must visit the Doge's Palace (when open). The Doge's Palace was built in Venetian Gothic style, and one of the main landmarks of the city. The palace was the residence of the Doge of Venice, the supreme authority of the former Republic. It was built in 1340 and extended and modified in the following centuries. It became a museum in 1923 and one of the wings overlooks the lagoon. It is only a short walk from St Marks square and there are plenty of exhibits to look at inside and you can even look out of the Bridge of Sighs where prisoners walked over the their cells. Make sure you have a camera with you.
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