Doge’s Palace

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The political and cultural epicenter of Venice before the Napoleonic conquest — Doge’s Palace was the residence of the Doges of Venice for almost 1,000 years, namely the epicenter of Venice’s culture and power. To visit without hesitation!

Museum : Doge’s Palace

Address : P.za San Marco, 1, 30124 Venezia VE, Italie

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The Doge’s Palace offers an extraordinary experience to all those interested in the history of the lagoon city and the interior design of the palace.

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For any request for information or dinner reservation, contact the teams by phone on +39 041 271 5911

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