There really isn't a "just the palace" ticket. The simplest and cheapest option is the "St Mark's Square Museum Ticket" at €25.

Bonjour Je ne peux pas vous répondre pour des billets achetés par internet J'ai acheté mes billets à l'office de Tourisme qui est situé à l'autre bout de la place Saint-Marc... facile et pas d'attente C'est vrai que le billet pour le Palais des Doges comprend 2 autres petits musées... pas indispensables si vous manquez de temps Je vous conseille de monter au Campanile (en ascenseur) car on a une vue magnifique sur TOUT Venise... je n'ai pas réservé, j'y suis allé à un moment où il n'y avait presque pas de queue.... Mais j'ai vu quelques personnes qui avaient réservé et qui sont passées par une autre file où il n'y avait personne ! Si vous voulez faire de la gondole, certains proposent un simple aller/retour pour 80 €... est d'autres proposent un circuit sous le Pont des Soupirs et un circuit dans les petits canaux pour le même prix !!! (il suffit de demander à plusieurs gondoliers)

I would look at Viator website. It was easy to book and I pre booked Doge Palace, the Basilica and a sunset cruise. No problems. If I had a longer visit I would have booked more. Be aware sometimes you have to exchange voucher at San Marco for ticket at entrance to square before you can get in to the Basilica. ( don’t forget covered shoulders required)

You MAY be able to do both in one day depending on how much time, energy, and standing on your feet you want to put in it. We were with a tour group & had no choice but to do both. I was ok w/it but my teens were waiting for the tour to be over with. Dodges Palace is breathtaking, BUT A LOT TO SEE & TAKE IN. Lots of walking with no where to sit & take a break until your outside.

We took a number of stairs ,but there may have been lifts available that I wasn't aware of.Sorry I can't help!

Yep, free entry for ICOM members. Check visitmuve website.

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Hi There are specific queues if you have pré-booked tickets and the entrance is separate to the main queue. However, make sure it is an actual ticket and not just a reservation. If a reservation you may have to join the long queue for an actual ticket. Something printed with a q code.

Well, only if they really feel like going there. there is not much for kids apart from windows to see outside - a lot of "not touching" and walking and standing. interesting, but too big for children under ...14 or so

We visited in October. Then we had a temperature check, show Vaccine Passport and wear a face mask. Also restrictions on the number of visitors. The bonus - more space for each visitor.