No identification is required to enter Saint Mark’s Basilica. However, we recommend having a copy of your booking confirmation for smooth entry.

Tickets are issued with a designated entry time, and punctuality is required. Late arrivals will result in ticket forfeiture, and entry cannot be guaranteed.

Yes, Saint Mark’s Basilica is a religious site, and visitors are required to dress modestly. Shoulders and knees must be covered for both men and women. Entry may be denied if the dress code is not respected.

Large bags, backpacks, and suitcases are not permitted inside Saint Mark’s Basilica. Additionally, food, drinks, and flash photography are prohibited. A storage area is available nearby for bags if needed.

Yes, the visit will proceed rain or shine. However, in cases of extreme weather conditions or high tide (acqua alta), access may be temporarily restricted for safety reasons.

No, all visitors must go through a mandatory security check before entering the Basilica. The skip-the-line ticket allows you to bypass the long entry queues but does not exempt you from security screening.

Yes, Saint Mark’s Basilica may close unexpectedly due to religious ceremonies, special events, or unforeseen circumstances. In such cases, access may be limited or rescheduled based on availability.

Your ticket includes skip-the-line entry and an audio guide to explore the main area of the Basilica at your own pace.

Pala d’Oro Access: View the magnificent golden altarpiece, one of the Basilica’s greatest treasures.
Full Access: Includes the Pala d’Oro, the museum, and access to the terrace, offering panoramic views over St. Mark’s Square.

Upgrades can be purchased on-site, but availability is not guaranteed, especially during busy times when long lines are expected. If you are interested in an upgrade, it is better to book it in advance to secure your preferred option.

Yes, St. Mark's Basilica is accessible to visitors with physical disabilities and wheelchair users. Entry to the Basilica and the Treasury is via the Porta dei Fiori entrance on the left side, equipped with a ramp. The Museum on the upper floor is accessible by lift and stair lifts. However, the terrace requires climbing stairs and is not wheelchair-friendly. For assistance, please contact a staff member at the Porta dei Fiori entrance upon arrival.