Imagine you have the opportunity to visit one of the most important masterpieces of the Venetian art by night. Cross the door between past and present and you will be back to the glorious days of the Serenissima Republic... the charm of Venice by night will complete your visit.
There's no need to say that the Doge's Palace is one of the main symbols of Venice. Still today it represent the glorious past of the Serenissima. During the day, hundreds of tourists wait hours and hours in line to get in. But, how does this masterpiece look like after the sun and people have left the city?
The Doge's Palace will open its doors to everyone who wants to live the deepest side of Venice.
Price per person: € 39,00
Meeting point: 7.50 p.m. between the columns in St. Mark's Square (the winged lion and San Todaro)
*Inclusions:
- Qualified guide
- Ticket to the Doge's Palace
- whispers
*Exclusions:
- Dinner
- Trasportation
- Everything not mentioned in the "Inclusions" field
*Duration: 1 hour and a half
Not refundable.
Places are limited to guarantee the quality of the service.
The visit will take place also in case of bad weather.
If the minimum number of participants is not reached, the tour may be cancelled.
Days: Saturday, August 26th 2017
Saturday, September 16th 2017
Info & booking: events@parkviaggi.it
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