Combo (Save 15%): Brunelleschi Dome + Accademia Gallery + Uffizi Gallery Tickets with Audioguide
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Home to Michelangelo's David, the Accademia holds one of the world's most recognized sculptures under one roof.
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Timed entry to see David up close, alongside the unfinished Prisoners and a collection of 15th-century Florentine masterpieces.
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Pre-booked access means your slot is guaranteed before you arrive, no walk-up ticket counter needed.
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Audio guide included, covering David's history and the gallery's key works at your own pace.
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Combine with Uffizi Gallery and the Duomo for a full Florence Renaissance circuit in one booking.
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Florence Duomo
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Timed-entry to Brunelleschi's dome
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Entry to Florence Duomo, Giotto's Bell Tower, Opera del Duomo Museum, St. John’s Baptistery, and Santa Reparata Crypt
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Audio guide in Chinese, German, English, French, Italian, and Spanish
Uffizi Gallery
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Timed entry to Uffizi Gallery
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Audio guide in English, Chinese, German, French, Spanish, and Italian
Accademia Gallery
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Timed-entry to Accademia Gallery
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Audio guide in English, French, Italian, Spanish, German & Chinese
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- Live guide
These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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FamilyVerified booking3 weeks ago4/5Firstly, the visit was very well organised so no stress, all meet-up descriptions etc were clear and worked as described. The highlight by far is the walk up the dome which you have to do in the allotted time, with three days to do the rest. The dome is much higher than it looks from the ground and as such there is a significant climb to do in quite tight areas, but if you are able to do it, the views are spectacular. I'm also a bit of a geek so I really enjoyed the detail on how this magnificent beast of a building was constructed, really impressive. Would I recommend this, yes with conditions as whilst it's definitely worth doing but I don't think it represents good value for money. Almost £250 for my family (2 adults and 3 children) is excessive. I understand a level of markup against tickets direct from the venue (which you need to book miles out, presumably because all the resellers get in first) but the level of markup felt excessive in my opinion.MMary G
GroupVerified bookingAug 20265/5Finally seeing Michelangelo's David was definitely the highlight of our trip to the Accademia. The other artwork and sculptures were also breathtaking. We will be coming back to Florence again and the Accademia will be the first on the list to visit!RRoss F
CoupleVerified bookingLast week5/5I've wanted to visit Florence for a long while. I'm not a lover of Art but I thoroughly enjoyed visiting the Uffizi. Be prepared however to spend a good chunk of time in there, it's got a lot to see and there's plenty of ground to cover. The Galleria main attraction is Michaelangelo 'David', but there are many more amazing sculptures to see, and plenty of paintings too. Also you can see everything in detail within a steady hour. My favourite visit was definitely the Duomo. If you want to visit the cathedral be aware that covering your shoulders is a requirement, and maybe your knees too. I'm not a religious person but I was in awe of the size and beauty inside. The climb to the top of the Duomo is the main attraction, however be warned if you have a problem climbing stairs then maybe avoid the climb. I'm a fit, younger man, who walks for a living, and I found it hard going, especially the higher up I got. There is no lift (elevator), so if you can't make it up, you will have to come back down. For those who do make it up though, the views are amazing, and worth the effort.TTheodoros V
FamilyVerified bookingAug 20265/5Visiting the Uffizi was the undisputed highlight of our trip to Florence, as its collection of Italian Renaissance art is unmatched anywhere in the world. Impressive Art and Architecture Viewing Botticelli’s “The Birth of Venus” and his “Primavera” up close is simply a breathtaking experience. In addition to the magnificent works by Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Raphael, the historic building itself is impressive, offering a spectacular view of the Ponte Vecchio from the upper galleries. Be sure to book online tickets with a fixed time slot in advance to avoid the extremely long lines at the entrance. Plan on spending at least two to three hours, as the museum is huge and features a wealth of exhibits. Choose your time of day wisely: A visit early in the morning or in the late afternoon ensures a much more relaxed experience in the main galleries. For art and history enthusiasts, this gallery is an absolute must-see and worth every penny of the admission fee.PPatti W
CoupleVerified booking4 days ago4/5The package was a bit overpriced compared to packages you could purchase there but it was skip the line which was nice. Confusion with package good for 3 days but no way to get tickets before our scheduled Duomo climb at 4:30 in afternoon. Lost a day of touring. Tour guide was a bit non- personable. Tried to clear things up online but just dealing with AI....frustrating. Not easiest to use. Was able to use tickets for other attractions after Duomo climb but was leaving Florence in a day.
Discover Florence’s masterpieces, from soaring domes to world-famous art, all in one seamless experience.
Florence Duomo
Getting started
Arrive at your chosen Dome climb time and show your ticket at the priority entrance. Standard security applies, so keep your ID accessible.
What to expect
Climb Brunelleschi’s masterpiece for panoramic city views, then explore the rest of the Complex, including the Museum, Baptistery, and Bell Tower, within 3 days from your Dome climb.
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Timed Dome access: A smooth, delay-free climb with reserved entry.
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Multilingual audio guide: Stories of the cupola, bell tower, and bronze doors brought to life in your language.
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Explore at your pace: Roam the Complex sites freely after your climb.
Uffizi Gallery
Getting started
Arrive at your timed entry slot and present your ticket at the priority entrance. Routine security checks may require ID.
What to expect
Walk into one of the world’s greatest Renaissance collections, home to Botticelli’s Birth of Venus, da Vinci’s early works, and masterpieces from the Medici legacy.
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Timed entry: A steady, crowd-managed flow that makes your visit smoother.
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Audio guide: Adds depth to each room, from symbolism to technique, in your preferred language.
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Explore freely: Wander the galleries at your pace and absorb centuries of artistic evolution.
Accademia Gallery
Getting started
Use your timed entry ticket to bypass the queues at the entrance. Security procedures are standard; keep your ID ready.
What to expect
See Michelangelo’s David in all its grandeur, alongside the Prisoners, the Hall of the Colossus, and collections of Florentine masters.
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Timed entry: Cuts down wait times so you can start exploring sooner.
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Multilingual audio guide: Unpacks Michelangelo’s works and key highlights across the museum.
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Explore at your pace: Move through sculpture halls and curated exhibits at your pace.
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What to bring
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A valid photo ID matching the ticket name.
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Carry headphones for a seamless audio guide experience.
What's not allowed
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Large bags, backpacks, and umbrellas must be left in the free cloakroom near the entrances of Accademia and Uffizi Galleries. Please note there’s no cloakroom at Florence Duomo.
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Flash photography, outside food and drink, drones, and pets (except service animals with advance notice) are not allowed at any of the three sites.
Accessibility
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Both the Uffizi and Accademia Galleries are wheelchair and stroller accessible, with facilities to accommodate visitors with mobility needs.
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An accessible entrance is located on the right side of the Florence Duomo for guests with motor disabilities. The dome climb is not suitable for wheelchair users or people with motor disabilities.
Additional information
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No re-entry is allowed once you exit either gallery.
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On the first Sunday of every month, the Uffizi offers free entry during normal opening hours.
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Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult at the Accademia.
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The Florence Duomo is open from Monday to Saturday between 10:15am and 3:45pm, and closed on Sundays and during religious celebrations.
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- Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.
- Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the starting point.
- Please check your final voucher for the starting point details & specific instructions.
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