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Best City Pass in Venice (2026): Which One to Buy?

4 verified passes compared side by side — pros, cons, and who each one is actually for.

We never declare a single pass "the best" by default — compare the pros, cons, and who each is for below, then decide based on your own itinerary. See our Methodology for how we verify these facts. How We Compare

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Chorus – Associazione per le Chiese del Patriarcato di Venezia

Chorus Pass

€15.00 1 year from the day of first visit.
Partially verified catalogue Last Verified: 2026-09-10

Chorus Pass is a Chorus – Associazione per le Chiese del Patriarcato di Venezia city pass for Venice, currently priced from €15.00 (1 year from the day of first visit.). Public transport is included for the validity period. LocalExperiences has independently verified 0 of its included attractions or experiences below.

Pros

  • + Public transport included for the full validity period.
  • + Covers 0 independently verified attractions in one product.

Cons

  • − LocalExperiences has only independently verified part of this pass's full advertised catalogue so far.
  • − Does not include St Mark's Square Museums (Doge's Palace, Museo Correr, National Archaeological Museum, Biblioteca Marciana).

Who it's best for

  • • Travelers who already plan to visit this pass's included attractions regardless of the pass.
  • • Anyone who will use public transport heavily across their trip, since it's included at no extra cost.

Who should skip it

  • • Travelers planning to visit only one or two attractions, who may find individual tickets cheaper — check the worked scenario above before buying.
  • • Anyone whose main goal is St Mark's Square Museums (Doge's Palace, Museo Correr, National Archaeological Museum, Biblioteca Marciana), which this pass does not cover.
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Comune di Venezia / Venezia Unica

Venezia Unica SAN MARCO City Pass

€43.90 Single visit per included venue; loaded onto the personal Venezia Unica e-card (base card activation fee EUR 10.00, separate from the pass price itself, if the traveler doesn't already hold a card).
Coverage not yet assessed Last Verified: 2026-09-10

Venezia Unica SAN MARCO City Pass is a Comune di Venezia / Venezia Unica city pass for Venice, currently priced from €43.90 (Single visit per included venue; loaded onto the personal Venezia Unica e-card (base card activation fee EUR 10.00, separate from the pass price itself, if the traveler doesn't already hold a card).). Public transport is not included with this pass. LocalExperiences has independently verified 2 of its included attractions or experiences below.

Pros

  • + Covers 2 independently verified attractions in one product.

Cons

  • − You must book most entry time slots yourself.
  • − LocalExperiences has only independently verified part of this pass's full advertised catalogue so far.
  • − Does not include Ca' Rezzonico – Museum of 18th-Century Venice.

Who it's best for

  • • Travelers who already plan to visit this pass's included attractions regardless of the pass.

Who should skip it

  • • Travelers planning to visit only one or two attractions, who may find individual tickets cheaper — check the worked scenario above before buying.
  • • Anyone whose main goal is Ca' Rezzonico – Museum of 18th-Century Venice, which this pass does not cover.
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Comune di Venezia / Venezia Unica

Venezia Unica ALL VENICE City Pass

€62.90 Single visit per included venue; loaded onto the personal Venezia Unica e-card (base card activation fee EUR 10.00, separate, if not already held).
Coverage not yet assessed Last Verified: 2026-09-10

Venezia Unica ALL VENICE City Pass is a Comune di Venezia / Venezia Unica city pass for Venice, currently priced from €62.90 (Single visit per included venue; loaded onto the personal Venezia Unica e-card (base card activation fee EUR 10.00, separate, if not already held).). Public transport is not included with this pass. LocalExperiences has independently verified 7 of its included attractions or experiences below.

Pros

  • + Covers 7 independently verified attractions in one product.

Cons

  • − You must book most entry time slots yourself.
  • − LocalExperiences has only independently verified part of this pass's full advertised catalogue so far.
  • − Does not include Peggy Guggenheim Collection.

Who it's best for

  • • Travelers planning to visit 7 or more of this pass's verified included attractions during their stay.

Who should skip it

  • • Travelers planning to visit only one or two attractions, who may find individual tickets cheaper — check the worked scenario above before buying.
  • • Anyone whose main goal is Peggy Guggenheim Collection, which this pass does not cover.
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Turbopass

Venice City Pass

€119.90 1-7 consecutive days, selected at purchase.
Coverage not yet assessed Booking Friction: Low Last Verified: 2026-09-10

Venice City Pass is a Turbopass city pass for Venice, currently priced from €119.90 (1-7 consecutive days, selected at purchase.). Public transport is not included with this pass. LocalExperiences has independently verified 3 of its included attractions or experiences below.

Pros

  • + Turbopass handles at least one attraction reservation for you.
  • + Covers 3 independently verified attractions in one product.

Cons

  • − LocalExperiences has only independently verified part of this pass's full advertised catalogue so far.
  • − Does not include Peggy Guggenheim Collection.

Who it's best for

  • • Travelers planning to visit 3 or more of this pass's verified included attractions during their stay.

Who should skip it

  • • Travelers planning to visit only one or two attractions, who may find individual tickets cheaper — check the worked scenario above before buying.
  • • Anyone whose main goal is Peggy Guggenheim Collection, which this pass does not cover.
See the full pass guide →