Tours & tickets

Museo Storico Navale

Discover the serenity of the enchanting city of Venice with a dinner cruise aboard a Venetian Galleon. Watch the city's lights reflecting on the water as you savor a gourmet meal while sipping on wine and Aperitivo. Pick from Central Deck seating and stern/prow seating. Meet your host in front of the Museo Navale in Venice and, once on board, the crew will lead you to your reserved table and offer you a delicious glass of Prosecco DOC. Sit by candlelight at an elegant table, and eat with a fine and well-finished service. Book the Central Deck for panoramic windows with exceptional views, or choose the prow/stern areas (automatically assigned) that offer a more intimate atmosphere: on the prow there are two small portholes at the top and there is no view of the outside; the stern area is connected to the kitchen/bar and has small windows for a partial view of the outside. Couples might be seated at one shared table (however, the tables are big enough to guarantee each couple privacy). Be swept away by the old-fashioned charm of a boat as you immerse yourself in in the magic of the Venetian Lagoon. At dusk, the Galleon will slowly leave shore and head into the northern lagoon. Take in views of the minor islands such as Sant’Erasmo, and San Francesco del Deserto. Taste a variety of delightful specialties prepared by the onboard chef while you sail towards the Venetian Arsenal and then past the islands of Vignole, Mazzorbo and the artistic Murano. Circumnavigate Burano which is famous for its picturesque, colorful houses and the Leaning Bell Tower. Sail back to the San Marco basin and past the island of San Giorgio. Head on to Venice and the cruise for a spectacular view of the San Marco basin. Disembark at the Museo Navale.

Measuring 46 meters long and nearly 5 meters wide, the Enrico Dandolo Submarine is one of the first four submarines designed during the Cold War era. Silent, maneuverable, and fast, these submarines were equipped with advanced technologies that fortunately were never used for offensive purposes. Today, located within the spaces of the Arsenal, the Submarine is open to all visitors. Purchase your additional ticket to board and discover the control room and torpedo launching chamber. With your ticket, you will have the opportunity to explore not only the Submarine but also the MUNAV, the Naval Historical Museum of Venice, for two days. Just a 5-minute walk from Piazza San Marco and adjacent to the Ancient Arsenal of Venice, MUNAV is owned by the Italian Navy and is the most important naval museum in Italy. With an exhibition area of 6000 square meters, immerse yourself in the glorious maritime history of Venice through a five-floor exhibition.

Book your visit to MUNAV, the Naval Historical Museum of Venice, for an unforgettable journey through maritime history. Just a 5-minute walk from Piazza San Marco and adjacent to the Ancient Arsenal of Venice, MUNAV is the most important naval museum in Italy, owned by the Italian Navy. Housed in a 15th-century building that once served as the "Granary" of the Serenissima Republic, the museum spans 6000 square meters and offers a five-floor exhibition. You'll explore a vast collection of historical artifacts, ship models, paintings, and documents, recounting the rich naval tradition of Venice from its origins to the modern era. Discover everything from ancient Venetian boats to contemporary Italian Navy models. The museum's diverse exhibits include an exceptional collection of boats from China and the Far East. Owned by the Ministry of Defense and managed by the Navy, MUNAV preserves and promotes the values and culture of the Armed Forces. Don’t miss the chance to immerse yourself in the glorious maritime history of Venice at Italy's premier naval museum. Book your tickets now and step into a world of naval heritage and adventure.