FLORENCE
The best of Florence and Tuscany.
The 15 most popular tickets in Florence. The ones worth booking ahead for, with what each costs, how long it runs and who operates it.
Skip-the-line timed entry to Florence’s Uffizi Gallery with an English audio guide and self-paced access to Botticelli and Michelangelo.
Most Popular“Great experience I just wish the Museums were not so crowded. It’s hard to enjoy the experience and see the art work due to the massive crowds”
Timed priority entry to Florence’s Accademia Gallery for Michelangelo’s David, with a digital audio guide and an efficient pickup system.
“we arrived at the meeting point early only to find out that we’ve had to wait on the side for the time slot to the called. There was some delay in the timing, but once we got inside, we were able to quickly exchange our voucher for entrance tickets.”
Skip-the-line entry to Florence’s Accademia Gallery for Michelangelo’s David plus audio guide options, instruments, and sculpture workshops.
“A cultural feast and a truly wonderful experience , so much to see inside and nothing prepares you when you see in the flesh”
Try Leonardo da Vinci machines in Florence’s Leonardo Interactive Museum. Hands-on exhibits, audio guide, and online tickets for a quick visit.
“Excellent experience for all ages. I was with my 2 teenagers of 14 and 16 years old and we all enjoyed the time in the museum. Very interesting, with detailed descriptions for the models that can be tried and tested. Super fun, innovative and a nice history lesson on Da Vinci's genius in so many…”
Skip the Uffizi lines with a reserved fast-track ticket and a historian-made audio app for key Renaissance masterpieces.
“Overall experience was good. There was no guide however !!”
Hop-on hop-off Florence bus with free Wi-Fi, multilingual audio, and 24–72 hr tickets for major sights plus Fiesole views.
“Very fun and informative trip. We now better know about Chianti wines.”
Skip the line to Florence’s Accademia Gallery with an English guide, David-focused visit, headsets, and an optional stay afterward.
“This was a really great tour with an excellent tour guide. The guide was knowledgeable and explained it all in detail. Highly recommend.”
Skip the line at Palazzo Vecchio with an audio or tablet guide, then climb Arnolfo’s Tower for Florence views in about one day.
“Everything was interesting and informative. However, getting into the building was a little confusing and it was so hot inside. Surprisingly very short tour and felt we didn’t see much. Wouldn’t recommend and didn’t feel it was worth it.”
Skip the line at Florence’s Accademia with timed entry for Michelangelo’s David, plus a downloadable PDF guide for key rooms.
“I love roaming around the history of sculptures and paintings and various art work. Truly amazing!”
Skip-the-line Brunelleschi’s Dome climb in Florence plus a 3-day Duomo pass for cathedral, baptistery, museum, and bell tower.
“it was a great experience - glad I did it and not so intimidating as thought with all these steps! It's a bit expensive as I couldn't take advantage of all the other places I could visit that were part of my ticket. However, the views were incredible and a unique experience.”
Enjoy live Italian opera classics in Florence’s 1400 Santa Monaca Church. $35 ticket, 1-hour concert, piano and singers with wine break.
“Have never been to an opera before. Wonderful introduction. Definite must do”
Skip long lines and tour Florence’s Accademia Gallery with a licensed guide, headsets, and reserved entry to see Michelangelo’s David.
“The guide that we go was good but the place felt underwhelming given the money and time it takes to enter. David was the only magnificent piece. Everything else was repetitive.”
Small-group Uffizi tour with priority entrance, headsets, and a live guide. See Botticelli, Michelangelo, Leonardo, plus Medici stories.
“The tour was amazing. The guide spoke portuguese and told all the history of the city and the gallery, she also give advices about the city. I really recommended.”
Skip the line to Florence’s Accademia Gallery to see Michelangelo’s David, plus a surprising collection of old musical instruments in 2 hours.
“Could not find the Guide when waiting at the plaza”
Skip the Accademia lines with timed entry and a Pop Guide audio app. See Michelangelo’s David and more art in about 3 hours.
“Obviously David was the main exhibit but there was so much more to see, and the headsets were excellent to provide information as you wander around freely through this excellent museum.”
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