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Florence Pass

The Florence Pass is a ticket that allows you to save time and money by booking at a discounted price the entrance to the three main attractions of Florence and have a free audio guide on more than 70 points of interest in Florence.

With the Florence Pass you can quickly enter the Uffizi Gallery , Accademia Gallery and climb to the top of Florence Cathedral .

Buy a pass for Florence's main attractions

Save money by purchasing a pass for the Uffizi Gallery , Accademia Gallery and Florence Cathedral . You'll get the app with the audio guide to more than 70 points of interest in Florence as a gift.

The Florence Pass is a digital ticket that allows priority entrance to Florence's best-known attractions at a discounted price . When purchasing the pass you can choose the date of your visit.

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Firenzecard.

Your Ticket to Art.

The official pass to discover Florence's museums and cultural heritage.

• Firenzecard is your 3-day official museum pass afor the city of Florence which includes: A 72 hour pass to access more than 60 museums in the Firenzecard circuit, activated at your first entrance
• Museum reservations and special exhibitions with no surcharges
• Free entrance for family members under age 18
• A physical card and kit, or digital format via the Firenzecard App (compatible with iOS version 16.0 or later and Android version 11.0 or later)
• Firenzecard Restart is a 2 day (48 hour) extension for your card that: is activated and used only in its digital version, requiring iOS version 16.0 or Android version 11.0 or later
• Adds 48 hours to add to your expired Firenzecard
• Gives access to the museums of the Firenzecard circuit that you have not yet visited

Download the App.

Firenzecard App is your exclusive guide to museums in Florence and a handy way to manage all your Florence museum passes directly from your smartphone.

The app is compatible with iOS version 16.0 or later or Android version 11.0 or later. Always check that you are using the latest version before associating your Firenzecards to the app, and activate your cards on the device with which you will be traveling.

Discover Firenzecard Restart.

Turn your 3-day Firenzecard into a 5-day museum pass with the Firenzecard Restart, currently free until the end of 2024! After your 72 hour card has expired, any time within 12 months, “Restart” your card on the website or through the app and get an extra 48 hours during which you can visit any museums that you missed.

Please note, you can only visit each museum once. Restart must be displayed at ticket offices on the Firenzecard app, compatible with iOS version 16.0 or later or Android version 11.0 or later.

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Which Florence City Pass is Best?

Our tour guides are always getting asked about the best way to save money on popular attractions in Florence, and sometimes the subject of tourist passes will come up as well.

We've compiled a bunch of the most helpful information our guides have to offer about these passes in the post below.

In addition to that, you can also take a look at some of the most helpful advice we found on various Facebook groups including our own.

We’ll also include details about how much money you can save, which activities are offered by each pass, and how to use each service.

• Before You Buy

All-Inclusive

Museum pass.

• Prepackaged

Combo Packages

• Tips From Travelers

Tourist attraction passes provide discounts on a variety of different activities, museums, tours, day trips, and more.

Some passes include jump-the-line entry at certain locations, allowing you to save both time and money.

Here are a few of the more popular attractions included with most Florence tourist passes:

• Uffizi Gallery
• Accademia Gallery
• Brunelleschi's Dome
• Mario Marini Museum
• Casa Martelli Museum
• Jewish Museum & Synagogue
• National Archaeological Museum
• Guided Florence Bike Tour
• Florence Walking Tour
• Pisa Walking Tour

This is just a handful of the activities you can expect to save money on with a visitor pass in this city.

Each service has its own unique advantages that aren’t included in other passes.

Depending on which pass you choose, you could save anywhere from 10% - 50% or more off general entry prices.

For more details, check out our before you buy section below .

BEFORE YOU BUY

Although these visitor passes can be a great way to save money on popular sites, it’s important to consider how you’ll be spending your time in Florence before picking a pass.

This section will provide details about how each type of pass works and the best way to use them.

This type of pass includes entry to dozens of different attractions for a specific amount of time (1, 2, or 3 days).

Rather than paying for individual tickets, you’ll pay one flat price for access to a variety of activities that you can enjoy while your pass is valid.

The best way to take advantage of this pass is to use it for the most expensive attractions included and enjoy as many of them as possible.

Typically, you’ll need to use this service at least 4-5 times per day in order to save a decent amount of money.

That said, if you use it effectively, you can save 50% or more with an all-inclusive pass.

These services also include skip-the-line admission at certain popular locations, which means you won’t have to wait in line to get a ticket and take a look inside!

You can also use an all-inclusive pass for additional concessions on day trips, wine tours and more.

This service focuses primarily on museums, national monuments, and other historic locations, and it actually includes admission to more sites than any other Florence visitor pass.

The pass is active for 3 full days, giving you plenty of time to explore the city at your own leisure and enjoy as many sites as possible.

Like their competitors, you’ll pay one flat price for everything.

It’s important to note that most people won’t actually be able to enjoy everything included with the pass simply because there are so many different locations to visit.

Another issue is that this pass does not include any tours, so if you want to take a tour or day trip, you might want to consider another service.

That said, the Museum Pass includes a lot of sites that aren’t on any other pass, and they offer free admission to any family members joining you who are 18 or under.

If you’re going to Florence with your family, it’s nice to know that you won’t need to buy any additional pass for your kids!

This pass can be purchased with an additional travel card which will allow you to hop on and off public transport lines throughout the city for 3 full days, making it easy to get from one museum to the next.

Prepackaged Pass

Unlike other passes, this type of service provides a few specific activities and offers a flat discount of 20% off all additional sites or excursions.

You’ll pay one flat price for the pass, but anything not prepackaged will simply be discounted.

This is currently the only pass in Florence to provide a hop-on, hop-off bus tour, so if you’re interested in that service, you may want to consider this option.

In addition to admission to two popular sites, the prepackaged pass also provides an airport transfer that will take you to the city.

The best part about this pass is that there is no time limit, so you don’t have to worry about using it for as many different attractions as possible while it’s valid.

Another advantage to this pass is that a lot of the activities included with the 20% discount are not available with any other service, making this one of the only ways to save money on those attractions.

While this is a good deal even if you don’t use the additional discounts, that’s really what sets the prepackaged pass apart from others.

If you can’t find a tourist pass you like, there are always combo deals you can buy to save money on various activities.

These packages typically include at least one walking tour or bus tour, and they might also include admission to a popular attraction.

Although you won’t save a lot of money with this option, you can expect a discount of at least 10% - 20% off the usual ticket prices.

While a visitor pass will typically include discounted admission to dozens of attractions, a combo package usually only includes 2-3 activities at most.

ALL-INCLUSIVE PASS

The following section will provide details about the all-inclusive tourist pass available in Florence.

We’ll include information about how much it costs, which sites are included and how to save money with the service.

In Florence, Italy, the all-inclusive pass provides access to several significant sites.

Visitors can explore the architecture of the Florence Cathedral and delve into art at the Galleria dell'Accademia, where works by renowned artists like Michelangelo and Botticelli are housed.

The pass also covers entry to historical places like Santa Croce and offers insights through an audio guide app.

It's a convenient way to ensure a comprehensive experience of the city's Renaissance heritage without the hassle of multiple bookings.

Florence Turbopass

With more than a dozen activities included, this tourist pass is perfect for anyone who wants an introduction to the city of Florence.

In addition to covering entry to several popular museums, sites, and tours, this pass also includes additional discounts on a variety of tours, day trips, and other fun things to do.

One of the best things about the Turbopass is that it includes skip-the-line admission to some of the most popular museums in the city, allowing you to save time by avoiding the ticket line!

This pass can be bought for either 1, 2, or 3 days in a row.

The longer you have it, the easier it will be to enjoy all of the benefits included. You’ll also pay less per day by buying either a 2 or 3-day pass.

Here are some of the most popular attractions included with the Florence Turbopass:

• Uffizi Gallery (skip-the-line) | €24 
• Accademia Gallery (skip-the-line) | €16
• National Archaeological Museum | €7
• Jewish Museum & Synagogue | €6.50
• Leonardo da Vinci Museum | €7
• Franco Zeffirelli Museum | €10
• San Marco Museum | €8
• Museo Degli Innocenti | €7

In addition to these activities, you can also get discounts on the following services:

• Half-Day Trip to Pisa | 30% off
• Guided Florence Bike Tour | 20% off
• Day Trip to Cinque Terre & Portovenere | 35% off
• Guided Tour of Tuscany | 30% off
• Chianti Tour & Wine Tasting | 30% off
• 1-Day Pass: €77.90/Adults | €40.90/Teens | €25.90/Kids
• Cost Per Day: €43.95/Adults | €22.95/Teens | €15.45/Kids
• Cost Per Day: €30.97/Adults | €16.97/Teens | €11.97/Kids

Buy the Florence Turbopass or learn more .

Sample Itinerary

If you're wondering how much money you can actually save with this service, this sample itinerary will give you a look at how a traveler could use the 3-day pass.

• Hop-on Hop-off Tour | €23
• Uffizi Gallery | €17
• Accademia Gallery | €17
• Guided Bike Tour | 20% off (€7.80 off)
• Museo de Medici | €16
• Leonardo Interactive Museum | €8
• Guided Walking Tour | €25
• National Archaeological Museum | €8
• Chianti Half-Day Wine Tour | 30% off (€13.50 off)

Total Price: €92.90

Total Savings: €135.30

Total Discount: €42.40 (31% off)

While this pass is a good deal even if you just use it for the included activities, you’ll enjoy the most savings by using it for the additional discounted day trips and tours.

The main issue with the Florence Turbopass is that you really have to use it for as many attractions as possible in order to save some money. 

If you’re interested in seeing each of the museums and other locations included with this pass and you don’t mind spending 3 consecutive days darting around the city to visit them all, this is a great discount opportunity.

Although it is recommended to purchase a travel card to get around the city, this service is not included with the Turbopass.

MUSEUM PASS

In this section, we’ll cover all the details you need to know about the Florence museum pass, including how to use the pass, which attractions are provided and the price of the service.

Firenze Card

If you’re looking for a pass that will cover a lot of different museums and attractions, this service provides admission to more sites than any other tourist pass in Florence.

The Firenze Card is valid for a total of 3 days, giving you plenty of time to explore the city and see as much as possible with the pass.

Visitors with this card will receive priority access (skip-the-line) to each museum included with the exception of the Grande Museo del Duomo Complex.

While you will need to make reservations at a few locations to get priority access, most sites will let you skip the ticket queue simply by showing your Firenze Card.

Best of all, this tourist pass includes free admission for all family members under the age of 18.

If you’re a parent with kids, this is an invaluable resource that ensures you won’t have to buy any additional passes or tickets!

Aside from the attractions, this tourist pass also provides discounts on a variety of services including tours, restaurants, shopping, entertainment and more.

Deals range from 10% - 40% off.

In addition to their main pass, this company also provides what they call the Firenze Card +, which will give you access to the city’s public transportation for 3 full days – including buses, trams, and ATAF.

Here are some of the most popular attractions and museums included with the Firenze Card:

• Uffizi Gallery | €17 
• Brunelleschi's Dome | €18
• Brancacci Chapel | €10
• Palazzo Vecchio Museum | €4
• Santa Maria Novella | €7.50
• Palazzo Medici Riccardi | €7
• Medici Chapels | €9
• Galileo Museum | €10
• Dante’s House | €4
• Laurentian Library | €3
• Basilica of San Lorenzo | €8
• And many more!
• Firenze Card: €85 per person
• Firenze Card + (travel card): €7

Buy the Firenze Card or learn more .

In total, this tourist pass currently provides admission to 78 different museums and attractions in Florence, making it the most extensive discount card in the city.

That said, it should be noted that the Firenze Card does not include any tours and you have to buy a travel card separately, so you won’t save much money on transportation.

Thankfully, one of the discounts they offer is on City Sightseeing bus tours, allowing you to save 10% off general admission!

Similar to the all-inclusive pass, it will be important to use the Firenze Card for as many attractions as possible while it is valid in order to get the biggest possible discount.

The more locations you visit with this pass, the more money you’ll end up saving on entry costs – and it’s not difficult to do since there are so many different attractions to choose from!

Note: Firenze Card is currently available as of December 2023.

PREPACKAGED PASS

This section provides information about the prepackaged pass, including details about which activities they offer, how you can use this service to save money and what it costs.

The Florence Pass

While every other pass is only valid for a few days at most, this is the only one that has no time limit, allowing you to explore the city at your own leisure.

The Florence City Pass is the only pass that includes a hop on hop off bus tour (€23) and a 2-way airport transfer (€10), making transportation around the city much easier.

In addition to those services, you’ll also receive admission to the following popular sites:

• Uffizi Gallery (skip-the-line) | €17  
• Accademia Gallery (skip-the-line) | €17
• Brunelleschi's Dome (skip-the-line) | €18
• Florence Audio Guide | €7.50

Aside from these attractions and activities, the Florence City Pass also provides an across the board 10% discount on a variety of additional tours, day trips, restaurants and more.

These additional concessions are where the pass really shines, as there are some services included that aren’t available on any other tourist pass.

Here are a few examples of activities with a 10% discount:

• Pisa Day Trip
• Palazzo Vecchio
• Bargello Museum
• Museo di San Marco
• Franco Zeffirelli Museum
• Pisa Hop on Hop off Bus Tour
• Palazzo Pitti & Palatine Gallery
• Florence Rafting Excursion
• Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tours
• €105/Adults (18+)
• Kids 6 and under are free
• 10% off with coupon code FTOUR10

Buy the Florence City Pass or learn more .

If you look at the individual price of every activity and attraction included, it’s clear that if you actually want to save any money with this pass, it will be necessary to take advantage of their additional services for 10% off.

This is an especially good deal if you want to take a day trip to Pisa, Venice or Rome, as each of these activities are included at a concession.

That said, if you have no interest in the additional concessions, the Florence City Pass is not worth it for the guaranteed services alone. Please keep that in mind before making a buy.

Florence City Pass

This is a somewhat interesting prepackaged pass, because it is technically offered more like an all-inclusive pass with a set number of days in which you can use it.

What separates this tourist pass from an all-inclusive service is that it only includes a specific set number of attractions.

Their 1 day pass covers the cost of the Uffizi Gallery and The Dome of Santa Maria del Fiore. You can also get a version of the 1 day pass that includes entry to the Accademia Gallery.

Alternatively, if you want more time to see as much as possible, you can get their 5 day pass which provides admission to the Uffizi Gallery, Palazzo Pitti, Boboli Gardens, The Dome of Santa Maria del Fiore, and the Accademia Gallery.

Each of the tickets allows you to skip-the-line, and provides access to an audio guide.

• €89 per person
• €119 per person
• €145/Adults | €65/Children
• Not currently available as of December 2023.

Although this is an interesting option, it's worth noting that you'll probably save more money with one of the other Florence tourist passes on our list.

That said, if you're just looking for a pass that includes all the attractions you want to visit with skip-the-line privileges and audio guides, this is an excellent option worth considering.

This is really a must for anyone who wants to visit Brunelleschi's Dome, as tickets for that attraction can be quite costly (€47 on average).

When you factor in the cost of the other activities included with this pass, the price is actually very good.

Uffizi + Accademia Pass

Much like the Florence City Pass, this service also includes entry to both the Uffizi Gallery and Accademia Gallery.

In addition to those attractions, you'll also receive a Florence audio guide which provides useful tips and details about various historic locations you might want to visit throughout the city.

This tourist pass also includes a 10% discount on a multitude of other attractions and activities, including the following:

• €59 per person
• €1 for Youth w/ Adult
• 10% off with coupon code  FTOUR10

Buy this tourist pass or learn more .

Although it doesn't include entry to Brunelleschi's Dome, it's easy to see how the price of this pass beats some competitors by a wide margin.

Even if you wanted to visit Brunelleschi's Dome as well, you could still save an extra 10% off that attraction with this pass.

That said, anyone who is mostly interested in the arts will likely find this pass more than sufficient.

COMBO PACKAGES

In addition to all the tourist passes available in Florence, there are also several combo packages to choose from.

This section will provide details about some of the best combo deals in the city and how much they cost.

Hop on Hop off Bus Tour + Uffizi Gallery

• 24-Hour Bus Tour: €60/Adults | €34/Children
• 48-Hour Bus Tour: €66/Adults | €36/Children
• Includes a guided tour of the Uffizi Gallery.
• Purchase tickets or learn more .

Uffizi Gallery + Florence Walking Tour

• €98/Adults | €94/Youth, Students | €65/Kids | €97/Seniors
• Includes cappuccino or gelato before the tour.

Accademia Gallery + Uffizi Gallery + Walking Tour

• €109/Adults | €59/Children

Uffizi Gallery + Accademia Gallery + Florence Walking Tour

• €136.50/Adults | €106.75/Youth, Students | €127.50/Seniors | €72/Kids
• Includes a guided tour of both galleries.
• Includes a free bottle of water or ice cream.
• Includes free souvenir.

Synagogue of Siena + Campatelli Tower and House

• €12.96/Adults | €8.64/Children
• Includes admission to Synagogue of Siena
• Includes admission to Campatelli Tower and House

Duomo of San Gimignano + Campatelli Tower and House

• €14.70 or less per person
• Includes admission to Duomo of San Gimignano

Leonardo Interactive Museum + Galileo Museum

• €25.18 or less per person
• Includes admission to the Leonardo Interactive Museum
• Includes admission to the Galileo Museum

Duomo of San Gimignano + Museum of Brunello of Montalcino

• €18.05 or less per person
• Includes admission to Museum of Brunello of Montalcino

Museum of Brunello of Montalcino + Museum of San Pietro in Val d'Elsa

• €19 or less per person
• Includes admission to Museum of San Pietro in Val d'Elsa

Leonardo Interactive Museum + Selfie Museum

• €23 or less per person
• Includes admission to Leonardo Interactive Museum
• Includes admission to Selfie Museum

Tips From Locals and Travelers

When it comes to discount passes, travelers can be pretty opinionated, and it's very useful to see what they have to say when you're not sure whether or not to use one of these services.

Luckily, there are a lot of interesting Facebook groups like Florence & Tuscany Travel Tips and our own Rome Travel Tips group, and sometimes users will make very helpful suggestions.

Here are a few of the better recommendations from locals and travelers who use these groups.

While some attractions on these tourist passes don't need to be pre-booked, others do require you to book your ticket ahead of time.

In these cases, you'll often be able to book your time using the website or app for the discount pass.

That said, it can sometimes be difficult to decide when to purchase the pass in order to make sure you can actually book your ticket for a time that fits your schedule.

Danielle asks a very poignant question that does reveal one of the problems with tourist passes. Sometimes it's not entirely clear what counts as activating the pass.

In most cases, the pass won't activate until you actually arrive to the location and use the pass, so you should be able to book your time slot well ahead of time without fear.

Even so, Mark makes a good point in suggesting to check with the operator of the pass before making any assumptions.

Jill has perhaps the most useful advice of all, noting that while she found that the Firenze Card was worth it for her plans, it's important to do some research first.

While these discount cards can save you a lot of money, they might not be as useful if you're not planning to see a lot of the attractions inlcuded.

Another user notes that sometimes you'll still have to wait in line just to redeem the tickets included with your pass, so it might not be worth it if you're just buying a pass to skip the line.

However, other travelers found the Firenze Card very useful, noting that if you use it during the shoulder periods, chances are there won't be as many crowds and you won't have to worry as much about making reservations.

For even more helpful advice, make sure to check the Florence & Tuscany Travel Tips group on Facebook and perhaps ask their users a question!

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Florence Digital Pass

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Discover Florence hassle-free with the Florence Pass. With the fast track entry benefits, you save hours standing in line at the Duomo, the Galleria degli Uffizi and Galleria dell’Accademia , the most popular museums in Florence. With the ticket for the Duomo you also have access to the ascent of the beautiful dome of the Dom. Enjoy a beautiful view of the city here!

The Florence Pass is the perfect way to customize your city trip. The big advantage is that the Florence Card is not limited to 24 or 48 hours or has other restrictions. You decide what you want to visit and when so that you can enjoy the sights and attraction in Florence at your own pace. The Florence Pass also includes an app with audioguide. With this you will discover more than 70 sights in Florence. Local guides provide commentary and tell about their ‘secret spots’. The app also includes walking routes.

Fast Track Entry

Don’t waste time standing in line and skip straight to the front of queues. You enjoy fast track entry to popular attractions in Florence such as the Duomo the Uffizi Gallery and the Accademia Gallery. Simply show your tickets and jump to the front line! The ticket for the Cathedral includes a visit to Brunelleschi’s beautiful dome at the top of the Cathedral.

Public Transportation

The Florence City Pass does not include public transport. This is not a disadvantage because the centre of Florence is compact and most sights are within walking distance of each other. Purchase a public transport pass at the train station or in your hotel if you decide to travel on the bus. The hop-on hop-off bus is another good option to travel to the attractions in Florence. The bus will take you past all the highlights of the city. 

The big advantage of the Florence Digital Pass over many other city passes is that the pass has no time limit of 24 or 48 hours and you can decide when to go to a museum. You will also receive tickets by email. So you don’t have to pick up the city pass in Florence first. After your order you will be asked (by email) when you want to visit the Galleria degli Uffizi and Galleria dell’Accademia. Due to the large crowds in these museums, a time slot is required for entrance. You can decide for yourself on which day and time you want to enter and you can stay in the museum as long as you want.

Audio Guide App

The Florence Pass also includes an app with audioguide. With this you will discover more than 70 sights in Florence. Local guides provide commentary and tell about their ‘secret spots’. The app also includes walking routes.

In addition to the skip-the-line tickets for the Duomo and the dome, and for the Uffizi Gallery and the Galleria dell’Accademia, this citypass allows you to order tickets with a 10% discount to a number of other museums and attractions in Florence. You can also get a 10% discount on tours and excursions.

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How does the Florence Pass work?

The Florence Digital Pass is not a physical pass, so you don’t have to pick up anything in Florence, but you can arrange everything online right at home! Select your arrival date in Florence. After ordering you will receive an email with a link. Here you can enter when you want to visit the attractions in Florence. You will then receive all tickets by email, which you can also show on your phone. You will also receive a discount code with which you can get a 10% discount at other museums, attractions, tours and excursions in Florence.

• Ticket and skip-the-line entry to Galleria degli Uffizi
• Ticket and skip-the-line entry to Galleria dell’Accademia
• Ticket for the Duomo and Brunelleschi’s Dome
• Audio guide app with more than 70 sights in Florence
• Discounts on various other attractions and museums
• Discounts on tours and excursions

The City of Florence

Florence, Firenze in Italian, is the capital city of Tuscany, one of the most beautiful regions in Italy. Florence is a very popular city trip destination and the city attracts over 10 million tourists per year. They come to see the beautiful historic centre with magnificent buildings such as the Cathedral of St Mary of the Flower, Palazzo Vecchio and many other art treasures and palaces. Florence is home to one fifth of all western works of art, most of these are to be seen in the Galleria degli Uffizi.

The centre of Florence is like an open-air museum. Undisputed highlights are the Duomo with its clock tower(Campanile) and the magnificent Battistero (baptistery), Ponte Vecchio, Piazza della Signoria with the Palazzo Vecchio, Palazzo Pitti, the Church of Santa Croce and the world-famous museums Galleria degli Uffizi, Galleria dell’Accademiaand and the recently renovated Museo del’Opera del Duomo.

Things to see and do in Florence:

Duomo and Battistero

Piazza della Signoria

Ponte Vecchio

Galleria dell Accademia

Florence City Pass & Firenze Cards

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Review: City passes in Florence

Florence has a number of city passes and tourist cards . Some of these cards really save you money and, above all, a lot of unnecessary waiting times, such as the Florence City Pass and the Firenze Card . We review the advantages and disadvantages of all Florence museum passes and travel cards for you, so that you can consider which Firenze card is most suitable for you.

• Florence Pass
• Florence Super Combi
• FirenzeCard
• Florence City Pass (Turbopass)
• Attraction tickets

1) Recommended: The Florence Pass

This Florence Pass contains exactly the same tickets as the 'Uffizi + Accademia Museum Pass' described below, but this city pass also contains reserved entrance and admission to Brunelleschi's Dome (Duomo). During the booking process you can indicate which dates and time slots you want. After payment you will receive your tickets by email or you can show them via smartphone. More info and bookings of the Florence Pass .

This Florence city pass contains the most important entrance tickets for Florence, namely:

• Priority access Uffizi Museum
• Priority access Galleria dell'Accademia
• Reserved entrance to Brunelleschi's Dome (Duomo)
• Entrance ticket to Giotto's Bell Tower, Baptistery, Opera del Duomo Museum and Santa Reparata
• Audio guide app for a Florence city walk
• 10% discount on various attractions and excursions
• All tickets are 100% digital
• More info and reservations Florence City Pass

2) Florence Super Combi: Uffizi + Accademia

This is a really good pass if you want to visit Florence's two main museums. The Uffizi Museum and the Galleria dell'Accademia can have long queues. During the booking process of the Florence Super Combi you can reserve your desired dates and time slots. After payment you will receive your tickets of this Florence Museum Pass by email or you can show them via smartphone. More info and bookings of the 'Florence Super Combi' .

This city pass contains entrance tickets for the two major museums, namely:

• More info and reservations Florence Super Combi

3) FirenzeCard

The FirenzeCard is a city pass that allows you to visit 60 museums and palaces in Florence for 72 hours. This official city pass is especially recommended if you want to visit a lot of cultural locations, because you save a lot of money because numerous small museums are included.

• Advantage : No less than 60 museums, churches and attractions are included, including Palazzo Pitti, Uffizi, Galleria dell'Accademia, Palazzo Vecchio, Palazzo Medici Riccardi and the Medici Chapels.
• Disadvantage : You will first need to collect the FirenzeCard at one of the collection points in Florence. You will also have to make reservations (by phone) for the larger museums like the Uffizi, Galleria dell'Accademia and Capella Brancacci. This makes the FirenzeCard less user-friendly than the above-mentioned Florence city passes with priority tickets for the major museums.
• Conclusion FirenzeCard : If you are staying in Florence for at least three days and want to visit a lot of museums and palaces, this card is certainly advantageous. For a shorter stay, the card entails a lot of unnecessary arrangements.
• More info and booking FirenzeCard

4) Florence City Pass (Turbopass)

The Florence City Turbopass is a comprehensive city pass for Florence. The Florenz City Turbopass is valid for 1 to 7 days and gives you access to various museums and attractions. This new tourist card is particularly interesting if you are staying in Florence for a longer period of time.

The Florence City Turbopass includes the following attractions:

• Reserved entry to the Dome of Brunelleschi (Duomo)
• Duomo : Entrance tickets to Giotto's Bell Tower, the Baptistery, Opera del Duomo Museum and Santa Reparata
• Hop-on-hop-off bus tour (24 hours) with audio guide
• Optional : Uffizi Gallery
• Optional : Galleria dell'Accademia
• Various attractions and museums such as: Leonardo Interactive Museum, Museo Casa Buonarroti, the Museo de' Medici, the National Archaeological Museum, Museo degli Innocenti, the Great Synagogue and the Jewish Museum, Museo di San Marco and Orsanmichele
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If you only want to visit a limited number of palaces and museums, it can be advantageous to only purchase individual attraction tickets in stead of the Florence City Pass or FirenzeCard. We have put together the most important entrance tickets for you:

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Want to save yourself time and money while travelling in Florence? The   Florence City Pass  is for you! Also, enjoy priority access to the Uffizi Gallery and the Accademia Gallery .

What Does the Florence City Pass Include?

The top attractions in Florence included in the Florence City Pass are as follows:

• Galleria dell'Accademia
• Uffizi Gallery
• Leonardo Interactive Museum®
• Museum of Musical Instruments
• Jewish Museum and Synagogue
• San Marco Museum
• National Archaeological Museum
• Franco Zeffirelli Museum
• Audioguide to visit the Piazza del Duomo and the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore
• Orsanmichele Church
• Florence Tourist Bus
• Florence Tramway
• 20% discount on a Tuscany day trip
• 30% discount on a trip to the Cinque Terre
• Siena Cathedral
• Jewish Museum of Siena
• Leaning Tower of Pisa ​

The card also includes a ticket for the Florence sightseeing bus , a guided tour of Florence (subject to prior reservation, in English, and subject to availability), as well as other benefits, which you can consult in this guide to Florence City Pass discounts, attractions, and museums .

Please note that the items on the admission and discount list are subject to change.

How Does It Work?

Once you have made your booking, we'll send you an email with your Florence City Pass.

Your card will be activated when you use it for the first time . From then on, you'll be able to enjoy all its advantages for 1 , 2, or 3 consecutive days . You should also bear in mind that the card is personal and non-transferable, and you'll only be able to access each attraction once.

Please note that guided tours and some museums require prior reservation.

When you make your booking, please let us know which day and time slot you would like to visit the Galleria dell'Accademia​ and the Uffizi Gallery . Please note that the Uffizi Gallery is open in the morning and the Accademia in the afternoon. Both museums are closed on Mondays and the first Sunday of each month.

These are the time slots available for each museum:

• Uffizi Gallery : from 8:30 am to 1 pm
• Galleria dell'Accademia : from 2 pm to 5 pm

Please note that these time slots usually only apply for   the first day of use of your card's validity period . If there is no availability for your chosen day and time slot, we'll assign you the closest available date and time .

Children under 5

Children under 5 get free entry to Florence's museums and tourist attractions, so they won't benefit from the Florence City Pass.

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Guided tour of Florence in English

Discounts at selected museums, tourist attractions and shops

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You can book up until 24 hours before the activity as long as there are still places. Book now to guarantee your spot.

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Florence city tour – a walk through the city of the Renaissance

Join your expert guide on an unforgettable tour of the centre of Florence, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Learn more about the history, curiosities, anecdotes and personalities that have shaped this cradle of the Renaissance. A walk through the streets of Florence is like a visit to an open-air museum – and with a good guide you will see so much more.

Explore the capital of Tuscany and cradle of the Renaissance on foot

In the footsteps of the medici: the most powerful family of their time created an entire city.

The city was long synonymous with the House of Medici, one of the most powerful noble families in Italy and Europe. Here you can experience history and the Renaissance period at every corner of the city.

How can you best explore the beauty of the city? A tour with our expert guide gives you the opportunity to discover the most important sights of Florence in a fun and unusual way! On the tour you will see many monuments and landmarks of the Renaissance.

Enjoy an excellent and comprehensive introductory tour for those who want to learn the facts and secrets of two thousand years of Florentine history, from the Roman origins of the city to the 15th century palaces, including the Ponte Vecchio (Old Bridge), the famous Uffizi courtyard and the spectacular architecture of the Brunelleschi dome overlooking the golden Baptistery "Gate of Paradise". With us you can discover the most important sights of Florence in a fun and unusual way! You will see most of the monuments and landmarks of the Renaissance. Discover the places where Florentines used to live: Piazza Duomo, where you can admire the magnificent Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, Piazza della Signoria with the impressive Palazzo Vecchio, Ponte Vecchio, a secular marketplace for local artisans. Enjoy an excellent and comprehensive introductory tour.

• Walking tour of Florence with an expert tour guide 
• Monolingual guide tour according to the language you choose: EN, IT, ES 
• Earphones for groups with over 15 participants 

Tour start Florence – City tour 

Monday – Sunday Time: 10:00 am and 6:00 pm 

Please be at the meeting point 15 minutes before the start of the tour 

Duration: approx. 1 hour 

Reservation

Please book your tour at least 4 hours in advance via email [email protected] from April to November and 6 hours in advance from December to March.

Experience a city tour through the birthplace of the Renaissance with your Florence City Pass!

Important information

• Due the moderate amount of walking to reach the main attraction sites could be better to wear comfortable shoes and clothes 
• We suggest this tour to customers who are able to climb and descend streets and stairs 
• This tour is not suitable for customers in wheelchairs
• Languages: Italian, English, Spanish
• In case of hot weather, we suggest bringing a cap with you
• Reach the meeting point 15 minutes before the departure time. The staff will wear a green t-shirt with a “My Tour” logo.
• Tour available in the morning and in the afternoon. Please select the option while booking the tour.
• The minimum number of participants for this tour is 2 people. 

How to get there

Piazza della Repubblica, in front of Colonna dell’Abbondanza (Please come 15 min earlier!)

Address: 

"My Tour", Piazza della Repubblica, in front of Colonna dell'Abbondanza, 50123 Florence

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Florence City Pass Review: Is It Worth It?

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In this Florence City Pass review, we break down how the pass works, what it costs, and whether it’s the right choice for your travel plans. 

Ah, Florence. Birthplace of the Italian Renaissance. Home to iconic art and architecture, beautiful weather, and fine Italian food and wine. What’s not to love?

Well, maybe the cost. While it’s not the most expensive city in Italy, when you consider airfare, hotels, dining, and sightseeing, it’s not exactly the cheapest place to travel either.

Hopefully, you’re using travel rewards to cover some flight and accommodation costs. (If not, we need to talk!) But as any traveler knows, the expenses don’t stop once you arrive. In a city like Florence, skimping on sightseeing is not an option. Everywhere you look, there are world-famous museums, historic monuments, and beautiful churches.

Sightseeing passes are one of my favorite way to cut costs without cutting experiences. Today, I want to tell you about the Florence City Pass from TurboPass. Can it help you save money? Is it worth a buy? Let’s find out!

What Is the Florence City Pass?

The Florence City Pass from TurboPass is an all-inclusive sightseeing pass designed to save you money and time when you visit Florence. The pass is filled mostly with museums and tours. It’s available for one, two, or three consecutive calendar days.

Unlike most sightseeing passes, when you buy the Florence City Pass online, you have to choose your start date. If you go for the one-day pass, it will activate at 12:01 am that day and expire at midnight. The multi-day passes are valid until midnight on the last day.

The Florence City Pass includes timed entry to the Uffizi Gallery and the Accademia Gallery, meaning you get to skip the ticket line at two of the most sought-after attractions in Italy. It also means, however, that you need to choose the date and preferred time of your visit when you buy the pass.

For all the other attractions, you can visit them any time during the life of your pass. Some of the tours require reservations, so make sure you have a look at the info that comes with the pass so you know what to expect.

Let’s check out the attractions to see if they pique your interest.

Attractions on the Florence City Pass

The following attractions are included in the cost of the Florence City Pass. I’ve included the regular adult admission prices for reference:

• Uffizi Gallery – €29
• Accademia Gallery – €16
• Leonardo da Vinci Museum – €8
• Jewish Museum and Synagogue – €6.50
• Walking Tour: Welcome to Florence – €35
• Casa Buonarroti Museum – €6.50
• Innocenti Museum – €7
• Shuttle Bus to Barberino Designer Outlet – €13
• National Archaeological Museum – €8
• Museum of Musical Instruments – (Inside Accademia Gallery)
• Franco Zeffirelli Museum – €12
• Museum of San Marco – €8
• Opificio delle Pietre Dure – €4
• Find the full list here

These attractions are discounted with the pass. That means you still have to pay admission out of pocket, but it will be at a reduced rate:

• Chianti Half Day Wine Tour – 20% off
• Day Trip: Montalcino, Montepulciano, Pienza, & Wine Tasting – 20% off
• Day Trip: Siena, San Gimignano, and Pisa with Lunch – 20% off
• The Best of Cinque Terre & Porto Venere – 35% off
• Guided E-Bike Tour – 20% off
• …and more

*Prices current as of August 09, 2023. Some attractions may require reservations. Additionally, some attractions may have limited capacity and/or limited operating hours.

Florence City Pass Pricing

OK, so now that you know what’s included in the Florence City Pass , let’s take a look at pricing to see if it’s a good deal.

To be honest, I couldn’t believe it when I saw these prices. It’s standard for multi-day passes to yield better value than a 1-day pass, but this is unreal! The 2-day pass only costs €10 more than the 1-day pass, and the 3-day pass only costs another €5 above that.

Put another way, with the 1-day pass, you pay €77.90 per day compared to €30.97 per day with the 3-day pass.

What’s the key take away? The 3-day pass is by far the best value. In fact, I wouldn’t bother with the 1-day pass at all (more on that later).

But, is the Florence City Pass even a good deal? Let’s crunch some numbers to see how to save money with the 3-day pass.

Let’s say you take on the following itinerary:

• Academia Gallery at opening time
• Innocenti Museum
• Welcome to Florence Walking Tour at 1:30
• Leonardo da Vinci Museum after the tour
• Total saved with pass = €66
• Uffizi first thing in the morning
• Half-day Chianti Wine Tour
• Total saved with pass = €42.50
• Cinque Terre Day Trip
• Total saved with the pass = €33.25

The total savings value of this itinerary is €141.75. The 3-day pass costs €92.90, so total savings would be €48.85. With that said, you’ll still be shelling out some extra money for the wine tour and the trip to Cinque Terre since the pass simply nets you a discount on those tours.

So, what did we learn? You can see from looking at the daily totals that at €77.90, the 1-day pass is a bad deal. You’d have to cram a lot into a day to get €77.90 worth of attractions. I just don’t see it happening. The 2-day pass can save you a bit, but the 3-day pass is easily the best value.

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Top Reasons to Get the Florence City Pass

The Uffizi and the Accademia Gallery

Florence is home to more than 70 museums, but the Uffizi Gallery and the Accademia Gallery are the most renowned of the lot.

The Uffizi is a huge, grand collection of varying art styles ranging from the 12 th to 18 th centuries. Considered one of the best Renaissance collections in the world, it features masterpieces from Leonardo da Vinci, Caravaggio, Raphael, and more. You could easily spend a full day at the Uffizi and not see everything.

The Accademia Gallery is a much smaller collection with one very important draw: the iconic statue of David by Michelangelo. You can’t visit Florence and skip it.

These two museums are easily the biggest draws of the pass. At €29 and €16, respectively, reserved admission is somewhat expensive – but the pass covers it in full.

Fast-Track Entry

The Uffizi and the Accademia Gallery draw crowds of people from all over the world, especially in the summer. You know what that means – enormous lines.

I love museums, and there’s no way I’d skip the Uffizi or the Accademia Gallery, but I hate the idea of wasting precious vacation time in a ticket line.

One of the best features of the Florence City Pass is fast-track entry to those two flagship attractions. Your pass includes a timed entry, so you can skip the line.

Saving time is awesome, but most people buy sightseeing passes to save money. Granted, you’re not going to save a ton with the Florence City Pass, but if you’re smart about it, you may be able to shave off 30% (or more) of your costs.

If you’re in town for a few days, the 3-day pass is your best bet for maxing out value. That means more money to splurge on Italian food and wine (or whatever your priorities happen to be).

Other Benefits of the Florence City Pass

• Welcome to Florence Walking Tour – Most the tours included on the Florence City Pass are discounted but not free. The exception is the Welcome to Florence Walking Tour, which is the first one I’d recommend, anyway. The guided tour is an hour, showing you the city’s most iconic sights while imparting their rich history. I love a good guided tour!
• Day Trips – If you buy the three-day pass and are looking to branch out beyond Florence for a day, one of the day trips might fit the bill. For example, you’ll get a 35% discount on the Cinque Terre tour which translates into €33.25 in savings. It lasts almost 14 hours and includes visits to three charming villages and two boat rides.
• Free Shuttle to Barberino Designer Outlet – If you were hoping to spend a couple of hours getting your shopping on, the Florence City Pass includes a shuttle ride to the Barberino Designer Outlet. Walking and public transit is the easiest way to get around Florence for most tourist attractions, but short of renting a car, the shuttle bus is probably the fastest way to get to the outlet. It’s also comfortable, with AC and Wifi.

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Where the Pass Falls Short

The Florence City Pass from TurboPass can save you time and money while visiting Florence , and that’s a beautiful thing. Unfortunately, though, there are a couple of serious drawbacks you’ll want to consider.

Lack of Flexibility

The main one is the lack of flexibility. When you buy the pass, you have to specify its start date. That doesn’t seem like a big deal, but what if your trip is delayed ? Could you potentially lose a day of sightseeing?

TurboPass says a change of date is treated as a cancellation and subject to a €30 fee. Having to pay that fee would greatly diminish the value of the pass. In the case of the 1-day pass, it would make it impossible to get your money’s worth. So, unless you have travel insurance , you may be out the money. This is a major drawback relative to most other sightseeing passes that let you activate the pass when you get to your first destination.

And that isn’t the only issue with flexibility. Because the pass offers timed entry to Uffizi and the Accademia Gallery, you need to choose your dates and times when you book your pass. This reduces your ability to go with the flow once you’re in Florence. On the other hand, timed entry will save you from wasting valuable time in a ticket queue, so you need to weigh the pros and cons.

Limited Savings

Determining the value of the Florence City Pass isn’t a straightforward task. They list all the included attractions, but you have to click on each one to find out their regular admission cost.

When you do, you discover that some of them, like the Casa Martelli, are free to everyone, all the time! I’m not sure how TurboPass justifies listing that as an included attraction.

At other attractions, like the Salvatore Ferragamo Museum, the Florence City Pass gets you discounted, not free, admission. For all the tours other than the walking tour, you only get a discount, meaning you’ll still have to pay some costs out of pocket.

This isn’t to say the savings aren’t significant, but if you’re expecting your pass to cover all your costs, you’ll be disappointed.

In general, the Florence City pass doesn’t offer huge savings opportunities. I think most people’s savings would top out roughly 30%, which is less than most all-inclusive passes.

Who Should Consider the Florence City Pass?

First-time Visitors – Anyone visiting Florence for the first time will want to check out the major museums and maybe a couple of tours. If you plan carefully, the Florence City Pass can save you time and money.

Power Sightseers – To be honest, it isn’t all that easy to get great value from the Florence City Pass. The people who will are the ones excited about cramming a ton into a day.

Travelers Staying for at Least Three Days – As I mentioned before, the three-day pass is by far the best deal. People who will be in Florence for at least three days will benefit most from the pass.

Who Should Skip the Pass?

Anyone Who Doesn’t Want to Pay Anything Extra – The Florence City Pass offers a discount on five tours and two museums. If you want to do either, you’ll have to pay the balance out of pocket. If you were hoping to pay one set fee for the pass and then put your wallet away, you’re out of luck.

Travelers Not Interested in Museums – The bulk of the attractions on the Florence City Pass are museums, so if you’re not interested in visiting at least a couple, this is probably not the pass for you.

Travelers Who Like to Take it Slow – The Florence City Pass isn’t a good fit for someone who likes to sightsee at a relaxed pace or take breaks in between. If you want to get your money’s worth, you better be ready to hit the ground running.

Tips for Getting the Most Out of the Florence City Pass

• Be Aware of Closures – It’s important to familiarize yourself with the attractions’ hours so you can plan your days accordingly. Most of the museums are closed on Mondays, so if you’ll be using your pass on a Monday, that’s a good time to do a day trip or two half-day tours. Additionally, the walking and bike tours only run once a day, so if either is on your agenda, you need to plan around that.
• Skip the 1-Day Pass – I’ve done the math, and here’s my conclusion: Very few people will get their money’s worth from the 1-day Florence City Pass. The two biggest draws, the Accademia Gallery and Uffizi, only cost €45 on their own. You can get through the Accademia Gallery pretty fast, but the Uffizi is huge. To really appreciate it, you’re looking at a half-day. You wouldn’t have time to do a half-day tour, so the most you could reasonably do would be another museum (maximum cost = €10) or maybe the walking tour (€35). Either way, regular admission would be a maximum of about €80 – which means you’d likely lose money with the pass.
• Choose the Expensive Attractions – If you take a look at what’s included on the Florence City Pass, many have low admission prices. You’re not going to save a ton of money by visiting a bunch of €8 museums. To get value, you need to make sure the regular prices add up to more than you paid for the pass. And to do that, you’ll have to go with some pricier options. The Accademia Gallery and Uffizi are givens, totaling €45. If you buy a 3-day pass, taking a day trip, a half-day tour, and visiting a few more museums should easily save you €45-€50+ per person.
• Visit Three Attractions Per Day – If you want to save money with the Florence City Pass, you need to visit multiple attractions each day (except if you’re doing a day trip). Three is a good number to shoot for, although it’ll depend on your choices.

How to Buy the Florence City Pass

There’s only one good way to get the Florence City Pass, and you can buy it online here . You can pay with Visa or Mastercard, of course, but PayPal, wire transfer, and Sofort banking are options, as well.

Unlike most sightseeing passes, you have to select a start date when you buy the Florence City Pass. If you’ll be visiting the Uffizi and the Accademia Gallery, you also have to select the date and preferred time, since it’s a timed entry ticket.

Bottom Line: Is the Florence City Pass a Good Buy?

I’ll be frank: I don’t recommend the one-day Florence City Pass. Most people won’t get their money’s worth because there aren’t many high-value attractions to choose from.

With the two and three-day passes (especially the three-day), it’s easier to get some decent value. If you’re comfortable choosing your dates in advance, these versions of the Florence City Pass can save you some money. They can also save you time at two very busy attractions.

The savings you get with the Florence City Pass aren’t as impressive as what some passes for other cities offer, but if you ask me, a little extra money in your pocket is better than none.

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Florence City Pass Review

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The Florence City Pass can save you money at some of the city’s most iconic attractions. However, when compared to other all-inclusive passes around the globe, this pass lacks the type of savings you may be looking for. In fact, you should likely avoid the one-day pass altogether.

With that said, the pass does include fast track entry to two of the most popular sights in Florence – the Uffizi and Academia galleries. This can save you hours of valuable time by avoiding the ticket lines. When used appropriately, you can even save a few Euros on regular admission prices throughout the city.

The lack of flexibility, modest savings, and the fact that you have to choose your dates in advance may make this pass a “no go” for some visitors. On the other hand, it’s one of the few passes available in Florence. In our opinion, a little savings is always better than none.

Sandra Parsons is a professional freelance writer and personal finance expert who writes about all things money. Her work has been featured on sites like MoneyTips, Credit Knocks, Women Who Money, and CreditCards.org. She also adores travel (preferably paid for with credit card rewards) and routinely reviews sightseeing passes and travel insurance solutions. Prior to focusing on her writing career, Sandra spent five years working in banking. She also holds master’s degrees in employment relations and psychology. Learn more about Sandra here.

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Enjoy an indepth description of the entire religious center of Florence in the company of an experienced and selected local guide during a splendid 45-minute walking tour and then climb on your own to the top of Brunelleschi’s dome to admire Florence at sunset from its highest building. At the end of the guided tour, your guide will accompany right to the fast-track entrance for your memorable dome climb experience and will give you the ticket with its reservation. Save precious time with our excellent customer service. Use your ticket for also visiting on your own the Baptistery, the Cathedral’s Museum, the Cathedral’s Crypt and climb also Giotto’s Belltower (for which no reservation is needed, just show up at the entrance with your ticket at hand) within 72 hours from beginning of your dome climb.

This tour is available from Monday to Saturday (except major Catholic holy days) Meeting point: Piazza San Giovanni outside Farmacia S. Antonino next to Caffé Scudieri. Starting times: usually at 10:15am and 1;15pm (13:15), but please find available time slots on our real-time booking calendar, as they can be different on certain dates, thank you. Price: 58€ per person Duration: max 1 hour walking guided tour + 45/50 minutes for the Brunelleschi's cupola climb (on your own).

Florencepass → duomo skip the line.

The Duomo Skip-the-Line FlorencePass is our exclusive opportunity to skip any line and go straight inside the Duomo, the immense cathedral of Florence, after having walked around the entire religious center of Florence with a professional, licensed and fluent English speaking guide, passionate about sharing her/his knowledge with you. People stand in the ordinary line for over one hour, while in the very same amount of time you, joining this exclusive guaranteed skip-the-line guided tour, will enjoy an unforgettable experience, outside and inside the Florentine Duomo!

This tour is available from Monday to Saturday (except major Catholic holy days) Meeting point: Piazza San Giovanni outside Farmacia S. Antonino next to Caffé Scudieri. Starting times: 11:00am Price: 32€ per person Duration: max 1 hour walking guided tour + 30/40 minutes inside the Duomo in a privileged roped-off area.

Florencepass → complesso del duomo.

The Duomo Complex FlorencePass is our product of an about 2.5-hour guided tour including visits inside Baptistery, Cathedral, Museo dell’Opera del Duomo. A splendid opportunity to learn  history, arts and pride of one of the most important medieval communities. Moreover, you can climb Giotto’s Belltower on your own with a timed reservation for you, about 30 minutes after our guided tour ends! Biglietto del Museo Incluso!

This tour is available from Monday to Saturday (except on first Tuesdays of the month and major Catholic holy days) Meeting point: Piazza San Giovanni outside Farmacia S. Antonino next to Caffé Scudieri. Starting times: 9:15am and 2:00pm (14:00). Price: 84€ per person (over 14 y.o.a) - 50€ per child from 7 to 14 y.o.a.) Duration: 2.5 hours + 45 minutes for climbing Giotto's belltower, if you wish to.

Florencepass → pitti palace, palatina gallery & boboli garden.

The Pitti Palace, Palatina Gallery & Boboli Garden FlorencePass is our product including your priority-lane museum access ticket and a 3-hour guided tour to Pitti Palace and its Palatina Gallery and into the most important and famous Florentine garden: the Boboli Garden right behind  Pitti Palace. It has been the true prototype to many  Italian and European Renaissance gardens. Designed for the Medici family with its pictoresque pathways flanked by evergreen espaliers, its visit will offer you also splendid views of Florence. Biglietto del Museo Incluso!

This tour is available from Tuesday to Sunday Meeting point: Piazza de' Pitti outside Pitti Palace main central doorway.. Starting times: 9:15am and 2:00pm (14:00) Price: 98€ per person over 18 y.o.a. - 50€ per person under 18 y.o.a. Duration: max 3 hours.

Florencepass → galleria palatina.

Il FlorencePass Pitti & Palatina è il nostro prodotto che comprende il biglietto di accesso al museo e una visita guidata attraverso la spettacolare Galleria Palatina del grandioso Palazzo Pitti, ultima residenza ufficiale della famiglia Medici. Le sale dove hanno vissuto gli ultimi Medici - Granduchi di Toscana - e gli Asburgo-Lorena, tra sfarzo e scintillio di splendidi mobili e lampadari, affreschi e stucchi. Biglietto del Museo Incluso!

This tour is available from Tuesday to Sunday Meeting point: Piazza de' Pitti outside Pitti Palace main central doorway.. Starting times: 9:15am and 2:00pm (14:00) Price: 58€ per person over 18 y.o.a. - 40€ per person under 18 y.o.a. Duration: max 2 hours.

Florencepass → galleria dell'accademia.

Il FlorencePass Accademia è il nostro prodotto che include il biglietto prioritario per il museo e una visita di 1.5 ore in compagnia di una esperta guida professionale per scoprire le celeberrime opere in marmo di Carrara del più famoso scultore di tutti i tempi: il divino Michelangelo. Il David, i Prigioni ed in più una ricca collezione di quadri e di antichi strumenti musicali. Biglietto del Museo Incluso!

This tour is available from Tuesday to Sunday Meeting point: Piazza San Marco, in the middle of the square by the bronze monument of a standing man. Starting times: 8:15am Price: 58€ per person over 18 y.o.a. - 40€ per person under 18 y.o.a. Duration: max 1.5 hours.

Florencepass → galleria degli uffizi.

Il FlorencePass UFFIZI è il nostro prodotto che include il biglietto prioritario per il museo e una visita di 2.5 ore in compagnia di una esperta guida professionale per scoprire le opere davvero fondamentali nell'enorme e labirintica Galleria degli Uffizi, la pinacoteca più iconica d'Italia. Biglietto del Museo Incluso!

This tour is available from Tuesday to Sunday Meeting point: Piazza della Signoria outside Chanel Boutique next to Caffé Rivoire. Starting times: 8:15am Price: 58€ per person over 18 y.o.a. - 40€ per person under 18 y.o.a. Duration: max 1.5 hours.

Florencepass → michelangelo's 13 masterpieces: accademia and medici chapels..

Michelangelo’s 13 masterpieces at the Accademia Gallery and at the Medici Chapels is our product including your priority-lane museum access tickets and a 2.5 hour guided tour in Florence’s district where the presence of the early Medici was so strong and became more and more overwhelming. Michelangelo and his conflict between freedom and wealthy commissions from the Medici family. A rich and intriguing narration of the Florentine dinasty able to control not only the destiny of Florence but also of many artists, including the great Michelangelo. David, St. Matthew and the 4 unfinished Prisoners at the Accademia plus other 7 memorable statues at the Medici Chapels, the mausoleum of one of the most famous European dinasties. Museum Tickets Included!

This tour is available on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Meeting point: Piazza San Marco, in the middle of the square by the bronze monument of a standing man. Starting times: 8:15am Price: 84€ per person over 18 y.o.a. - 50€ per person under 18 y.o.a. Duration: max 2.5 hours.

Florencepass → il meglio di firenze.

Il Meglio di Firenze è il prodotto di FlorencePass che include una visita di 2 ore attraverso il centro storico di Firenze, per familiarizzare con il suo tessuto urbano medievale e rinascimentale. In compagnia di una esperta guida professionale ci si muoverà da Piazza Duomo a Piazza Pitti, da nord a sud, attraversando Ponte Vecchio. Arte, storia e segreti.

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