Occasional visitors to the ancient city of Venice are required to pay an access ticket from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM on specific dates.
The access contribution, commonly called the entrance ticket, is a fee of 5 euros that visitors must pay to access Venice on high attendance days. The goal is to reduce overcrowding caused by day tourists.
The access contribution is required on 29 specific days throughout the year, mainly during holidays and long weekends. The dates for 2024 include days in April, May, June, and July.
All visitors over the age of 14 entering the city by any means of transport from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM on designated days must pay the fee.
Yes, exemptions apply to residents and those born in the Municipality of Venice and Veneto, children under 14, holders of the European Disability Card and their companions, and tourists staying overnight in Venice. Other categories can apply for exemption through a dedicated portal.
Payment can be made through an online portal provided by the Municipality of Venice. After payment, you will receive a QR code to present in case of checks.
The ticket is required to access the city of Venice and the major islands of the lagoon. It is not required for minor islands and some transit areas like Piazzale Roma or the Maritime Station.
Visitors entering without paying the fee risk a fine ranging from 50 to 300 euros, in addition to the ticket cost.
Yes, the access contribution is valid for the entire day, allowing multiple entries and exits from the areas where it is required.
Currently, there are no specific provisions for cruise tourists, but those who disembark and visit Venice for the day must pay the ticket unless they fall into exempt categories.
For more details or assistance, visit the official portal of the Municipality of Venice or contact the customer service directly through the channels indicated on the site.
The 5 euro ticket, without reductions, must be paid on the city of Venice portal. You will receive a QR code to present to the authorities in case of checks. The vouchers with QR code are nominative, but the reservation can be made cumulatively in the case of family trips or small groups. The personnel conducting the checks will be identifiable by a vest or a recognition badge.