I saw the imperial rooms with a guided view (reservations required). Very knowledgeable guide and interesting and not boring explanation. Rooms recently restored with extreme attention to detail. From the windows you can enjoy a spectacular view of St. Mark's Square and from the other of the royal gardens.

The entrance of the museum is directly opposite the church of Agios Markos. It is at the end of the square. The ticket is €30 in the package with the 4 museums. This building also contains 2 museums (the archaeological and the library). Nice museum with paintings, statues, weapons, models of ships but also some rooms of the Venetian aristocracy.

The south wing of St. Mark's Square, closed during our previous visits to Venice, has been completely restored and now offers a very pleasant 2-hour visit with multi-lingual written explanations available to visitors. Worth the visit. Please note: ticket combined with visit to the Doge's Palace to be done on the same day. I didn't really appreciate the visit to this sad and immense palace...

We had such a great tour of this museum with a fantastic tour guide. She took us all around the museum to places we would not have been able to go if we didn’t have the tour. The tour was included in the ticket price. She was very knowledgeable and we learned a lot about Venetian history. We also really liked the cafe. We had tea and cookies.

The itinerary takes you through the rooms that were once part of the Royal Palace and the building itself is an attraction. Many of the rooms are decorated and furnished as they would have been during the Hapsburg period, while some still contain elements from the Napoleonic era. The apartment once occupied by the Empress “Sissi” and her husband, Franz Joesph are especially interesting. There is a large collection of art including paintings and sculpture. And no palace would be complete without an armory, and this museum has large one. The Marco Polo exhibit is well worth the supplemental price.

This is actually 3 museums and the €30 ticket price includes the Doges Palace. The 3 in 1 museums are Museo Correr, Museo Archeologico Nazionale and Monumental Rooms of the Biblioteca Nazionale. They a run into one and the amount of information about the items displayed varies massively from nothing at all to very good. Worth a visit with the multi museum ticket.

Located in St. Mark’s Square, opposite the Basilica and Palazzo Ducale, this museum is dedicated to the life and art of Venice between the beginning of the Renaissance and the end of the 18th century. The places are imposing and the museum is very provided. It takes two hours to visit everything, knowing that the floor is dedicated to the collection of paintings.

Beautiful museum with a spectacular collection of early Venetian art, from Byzantine icons and early Renaissance to the sixteenth century. Loved the collection of over a dozen Canova works. Definitely worth a visit.