Everything to Know About the History of the Doge’s Palace
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The city of Venice has long fascinated travelers from around the world. The floating city, one of the oldest in the world, is home to iconic monuments and beautiful structures that provide an important insight into Venice’s rich history. One such structure is the Doge’s Palace, also known as Palazzo Ducale -- a grand old palace that once served as the official residence of the Doge of Venice. Here are all the essential details to know about its history and significance in Venice.
Doge’s Palace At A Glance

- The Doge’s Palace was constructed in the year 1340 and went through several renovations in the years to come
- It demonstrates a considerable influence of classic Gothic architecture and style
- Several fires over the years have destroyed important parts of the palace; great effort has been put into its renovation
- It was converted into a museum in 1923 under the Venetian state
- The courtyards, Doge’s Apartments, prisons, and Bridge of Sighs are some important points of attraction at the palace
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