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Venice Flex Pass
Pure flexibility — pick 2 to 7 attractions from 20+ options, 30 days to activate.
At a glance
Is this pass worth it for you?
You know exactly which 3–5 attractions you want to see — and no more. Or you're staying longer and need time to redeem the pass.
You want to see "everything" and stack as many highlights as you can — then the City Pass is the rounder bundle.
What's included?
Here's what's in the pass — at a glance:
All included attractions
You freely pick 2 to 7 attractions.
Doge's Palace
Seat of the doges with skip-the-line access at the main entrance.
St. Mark's Basilica
Gold mosaics of the Byzantine basilica. Admission included, terrace separate.
Venice gondola ride
20–30 minutes through the small canals behind San Marco.
Grand Canal tour (boat)
Guided boat tour along the Grand Canal with stops at the most important palazzi.
Island boat tour Murano – Burano – Torcello
Half-day boat tour from San Marco with stops on all three islands.
Public transport (vaporetto)
Instead of an attraction you can redeem a vaporetto ticket — handy for shorter stays.
Prices by attractions & age group
All prices straight from the provider. Pick your age group — the table updates instantly.
| Attractions | Price | € / day |
|---|---|---|
| 2 attractions | 69,90 € | — |
| 3 attractions | 99,90 € | — |
| 4 attractions | 129,90 € | — |
| 5 attractions | 159,90 € | — |
| 6 attractions | 189,90 € | — |
| 7 attractions | 219,90 € | — |
What's NOT included?
Honestly — these things are not part of the pass:
- More than 7 attractions — the count is fixed at purchase
- St. Mark's terrace and Pala d'Oro (on site)
- Campanile bell tower as a "free" extra — separate
- Venice day-visitor fee (€5, on peak days)
- City audio guide — sold separately
Who is this pass for?
Repeat visitors
You already know Venice and just want to catch up on the highlights you missed last time. That's exactly what the Flex Pass is for.
Longer stays (1–4 weeks)
30 days of validity from activation — perfect if you don't want a tight sightseeing plan and you like rest days.
Selective sightseers
2–7 attractions instead of 15 — if you like "less is more", this is cheaper and more relaxed.
Honestly — where this pass falls short
We don't hide anything. Things you should know before buying:
- The attraction count is fixed at checkout — you can't top it up later (you'd have to buy a second pass).
- With only 2 attractions, the saving over single tickets is often small.
- Cancellation rules are more complex than for the City Pass — tiered by reservation status.
- You don't have to commit at checkout — but you do on site, and that overwhelms some travellers.
How to book and redeem the pass
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1
Pick a count & book
At checkout you set the number of attractions (2–7) — the specific picks come later.
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2
Activate the pass
Start the pass in the Turbopass app — that's when the 30-day window begins.
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3
Choose your attractions
In the app, pick your specific attractions from 20+ options. For the Doge's Palace, St. Mark's and the Campanile, reserve a time slot.
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4
Show the voucher at the entrance
Have the QR code on your phone scanned — done.
Frequently asked questions
How does the attraction selection work?
How long do I have to redeem the pass?
Can I add attractions later?
What if I don't use all the attractions?
Is the vaporetto included?
Does the Flex Pass beat single tickets?
What if I don't end up visiting Venice?
Cancellation
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- Instant confirmation
- Mobile ticket
- 24h cancellation
