Top Florence Monuments and Memorials

The ticket will allow you to visit Palazzo Vecchio without long waiting lines. For this attraction it is possible to choose between the following options: - Skip-the-line entrance ticket to the Palazzo Vecchio Museum - priority entrance ticket for the Arnolfo Tower - Combined priority entrance ticket, Museum + Arnolfo Tower. Inside you can visit the Government Rooms of the Republic and the private rooms of the Granducale family, renovated and embellished by the architect and chronicler Giorgio Vasari, who was liked by the Grand Duke. The main attraction of the Palace is the Salone dei 500, entirely frescoed by Giorgio Vasari, as well as the rooms and apartments of the Grand Duchess Eleonora of Toledo. Enjoy one of the best views of the city on the terrace located at the rear of the Palace and end your visit in the rooms where the ancient Florentine Republic met (Sala dei Gigli, Sala delle Maps Geographical, Hall of the last Chancellor of the Republic).

Florence’s cathedral is the city’s crown jewel and most iconic monument, but its sprawling size and long lines can be discouraging. With this VIP tour, zip past the crowds at the entrance and enjoy an in-depth look at this vast complex. Visit the duomo from its soaring dome to its ancient crypt, admire the view from Giotto’s bell tower, marvel at the richly decorated baptistery, and tour the renovated museum.

The Duomo is one of Florence's must-see attractions, and also among the most popular. Avoid a long wait to get inside by reserving a timed-entry ticket that lets you skip the line. Admire Renaissance paintings and devotional art inside Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral, and climb to he top of the cupola if you wish. Your ticket also includes access to all the other monuments of the Duomo complex, including the baptistery, bell tower, and museum.

With this ticket you can skip the entrance line of the Bargello museum and visit one of the most beautiful and evocative museums of the Renaissance in Florence in peace. The building, in the shape of a medieval fort, was built between the eleventh and fourteenth centuries century and represented the first seat of government and republic Fiorentina, in which Dante Alighieri also participated. Later it became a prison, as well as a place of executions public in Florence and finally it was also a convent. The museum we know today houses a huge number of works of art, mostly sculptures, statues and bas-reliefs of the greatest Florentine Renaissance artists including Donatello, L.Ghiberti, F. Brunelleschi, Giambologna Cellini, Luca and Andrea Della Robbia, Mino Da Fiesole, Desiderio Da Settignano and some early works by Michelangelo. All this illustrated in a beautiful fourteenth-century setting, the courtyard and the rooms in fact, they originate in the thirteenth century.

When visiting Florence, don’t miss your chance to see the world’s most famous sculpture with skip-the-line access to the Accademia Gallery, home of Michelangelo's “David.” Avoid wasting time standing in line, and use your priority ticket to head straight inside the renowned museum, where you can feast your eyes on thousands of Renaissance treasures at your own pace.

The clandestine piazzas and crooked streets of Florence are home to many curious stories, art, and breathtaking historical heritage. One of the most noteworthy museums in Florence is the Accademia Gallery. It houses the enthralling marble statue and paintings of the Grand Renaissance artists such as Sandro Botticelli, Domenico Ghirlandaio, Michelangelo, and many more. Being so popular, it welcomes hundreds of thousands of travelers each year. In other, words, it gets very, very busy. Buying Accademia Gallery Tickets with us will let you fast-track the entry and devote all your time to the exploration of the gallery!

Reservations are required to visit Florence’s famous Duomo, so save time and guarantee your preferred day and time by pre-booking a ticket. Skip the often-long line when you arrive, and get tips on visiting from a host before stepping inside one of the world’s largest cathedrals. Explore Renaissance artwork and Brunelleschi’s magnificent dome at your own pace, plus get access to the many other monuments of Piazza del Duomo with the same ticket.

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Join the Gallery of Uffizi with previous admission and a maximum group size of 12-15. Get in faster at one of the oldest museums in Europe Discover lesser-known works of art that visitors often miss Explore the museum for as long as you like after the tour ends See Botticelli's “Birth of Venus”, Caravaggio's "Medusa", and works by da Vinci, Michelangelo and more Take advantage of a small group tour of maximum of 15 people Skip the lines at the Uffizi Gallery, diving straight into a comprehensive, 2-hour audio guide tour of Florence's artistic highlights. The magnificent collection boasts masterworks by Botticelli, Michelangelo, Raphael, Leonardo da Vinci, and many more. Avoid queuing to Florence's world-famous Uffizi Gallery Tour the gallery's masterpieces with an audio guide recorded by an expert art historian See Botticelli's Birth of Venus, as well as other renowned works by Italian greats

Florence's remarkable Duomo is the city's most quintessential landmark. The monument, an impressive construction adorned with a white, pink, and green marble facade and elegant campanile (bell tower), dominates the city’s skyline. Filippo Brunelleschi's red-tiled cupola caps the building like a crown. Today, the cathedral holds the title of the 4th largest in the world (after St Peter’s in the Vatican, St Paul’s in London and the Milanese Duomo). Visit Duomo Florence and witness the skill, artistry, and achievements with your own eyes… But before you go, learn a bit more about the events that shaped it, brick by brick. Florentine cathedral dedicated to Santa Maria del Fiore is a vast renaissance structure erected on the site of Santa Reparata church from the 7th century. In fact, you can still see its remains in the crypt.

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This walking tour of Florence will take you to some of the best places in the town which you can admire while hearing about its history from a fully qualified guide. You will see the Ponte Vecchio, the only Florentine bridge untouched by World War II, and the famous Duomo, with its incredible dome designed by Brunelleschi. You will visit the Church of Orsanmichele and Santa Croce, Michelangelo and Galileo’s final resting place. In the Accademia you will be blown away by Michelangelo’s colossal David, as well as some of his other, unfinished works. Here you will also find pieces by Domenico Ghirlandaio and Sandro Botticelli.