Posted 1 year ago by 
claire in response to 
frank's question:
claire in response to frank's question: can't I find any type of tickets in Venice which cover admission to more than one sight? when I went to Rome there were some(give a different answer) .
The good and less exepensive option is to buy the "Museum Pass" ticket. It costs 15.50€ for adults and 10€ for students of 15-29 years old. You then have free admission to any of these sights: Museo Correr, Museo Archaeologico, Museo Vetrario on Murano, Museo del Merlotto on Burano, Palazzo Ducale, Palazzo Mocenigo, Libreria Nazionale Marciana, Ca' Rezzonico and Torre dell'Orologio.
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