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The 15 most popular palazzo vecchio tours in Florence. The ones worth booking ahead for, with what each costs, how long it runs and who operates it.
Skip the line at Palazzo Vecchio with an audio or tablet guide, then climb Arnolfo’s Tower for Florence views in about one day.
Most Popular“The palace took me back in time: a lesson on history and art. I'm forever grateful for the experience.”
Skip the ticket line for a small-group guided tour of Palazzo Vecchio, focusing on Medici power, grand halls, and Bronzino frescoes.
“The guide explained a lot of the history of the palace and the Medici family, it was a very interesting visit”
Skip-the-line access to Palazzo Vecchio for a focused 1-hour look at Medici power, grand halls, and the Hall of the Five Hundred.
“Pensez à échanger le voucher contre un billet TIGETS Impossible de rentrer sans ce billet Et pour trouver la personne... Il faut beaucoup de patience et de recheche 1 : palais Pitti... Une personne sans panneau attend.. Le long de la galerie couverte du palais sur les 2 marches sous la niche de la statue…”
Skip the hassle with a prebooked Palazzo Vecchio ticket and guided visit in a small English group focused on Medici art and power.
“The guide’s English was poor, both in articulation and vocabulary. The information provided did not go beyond what was already written on the museum inscriptions. There was no storytelling—only brief descriptions of each room, lacking context about the Medici family’s history.”
A small-group morning tour of Palazzo Vecchio: Medici rooms, Michelangelo art, and the Cerca e Trova clue tied to Inferno.
“Great tour,our guide Ivan was very knowledgeable and made tour very interesting, thank you”
Skip the line at Florence’s Palazzo Vecchio with an English/Italian audio guide, Medici rooms, frescoes, and Salone dei Cinquecento.
Small-group Palazzo Vecchio secret passages tour with reserved access, plus Tuscan lunch or gelato tasting in Florence.
“Very cool experience, entering thru a small secret door that has to be opened from the inside, to a world of art, private rooms and passage ways all the way to the roof/ceiling space. Extremely knowledgable guide.”
Florence’s Palazzo Vecchio with optional Tuscan lunch. See the Medici rooms, Hall of the 500, and secret corners with audio or a guide.
“O áudio dá informações muito boas de tudo, porém, havia locais sem qq indicação para áudio. Do local, achei um tanto descuidado quanto a limpeza. Mas é lindo e vale muito a pena. Estar com os ingressos comprados é fundamental”
Florence Palazzo Vecchio priority entry with a host and multilingual audio guide for a 1-hour self-paced visit.
“The tour was a complete miss. They did not have audio gears, they expected us to use our phones and we did not have battery, the audio had no coordination with what we were seeing. Not recommended at all…, you will waste money.”
Private 2-hour Palazzo Vecchio tour in Florence with a live multilingual guide, skip-the-line access, and Medici-era rooms and masterpieces.
“our guide was great. very nice and very knowledgeable. put looks of information in a format that brought everything together to make sense!”
Tour Palazzo Vecchio in Florence with a guided walk through the Salone dei Cinquecento and Medici apartments. 2 hours, reserved tickets.
“Tour meraviglioso, pieno di notizie e curiosità.”
Skip-the-line entry to Palazzo Vecchio with a greeter and self-guided audio. Beat ticket lines and see Medici Florence.
“I was so very disappointed that the representative from your company did not scan my ticket properly or he would have seen that I had paid for the audio. When I got inside, I had to pay €5 for the audio. I believe I should be reimbursed for those €5. By the time I knew…”
Private Palazzo Vecchio tour in Florence with a guide, ticket included, Medici symbolism, and the Leonardo Battle of Anghiari mystery.
“Our guide Irina was exceptional. She was extremely knowledgable. She had wonderfull slide shows to explain history of the palace.”
Skip-the-line access to Palazzo Vecchio plus the Arnolfo Tower climb for big Medici views, all wrapped into a tight 1.5-hour visit.
“The views from the top of the tower were the best”
Reserved Palazzo Vecchio entry with Medici rooms, the Hall of the 500, and a chance at Arnolfo Tower views.
“This tour was a bust. Guide showed up nearly a half-hour late, and used the larger group's valuable time giving repeated instructions to the 2 or 3 people who'd signed up for the optional dinner. Result was that we were rushed throughout, and there was almost no time for Read more”
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