Palazzo Vecchio
The revered Palazzo Vecchio has been home to Florence's civic power for over seven centuries. Designed using Renaissance and Romanesque architecture, it is one of the most-visited attractions in the city. Browse through our extensive collection of tickets to get skip-line entry, guided tours, and combo experiences.Bestseller
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You can enter the courtyard on the ground floor for free. Make the most of your visit by exploring indoors, especially the stunning Michelozzo's courtyard. Don't rush your visit.
Don't rush your visit. The palace is large, and each room holds unique treasures and historical significance.
Don't miss the Hall of the Five Hundred, where you can see Vasari's Battle of Marciano fresco. Learn about the legendary lost fresco by Leonardo da Vinci and Vasari's intriguing clue hinting at its existence.
Consider visiting the tower on a separate day from the palace tour. Tower-only visits are easy and straightforward. The best views are on the way up; capture photos then.For breathtaking panoramic views, consider visiting the Arnolfo Tower on a separate day from your Palazzo Vecchio tour. Tower-only visits are quicker, letting you savor the climb and capture stunning photos on the way up!
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About Palazzo Vecchio
Journey through time and art with Palazzo Vecchio, Florence's governmental center for over seven centuries! Within it, you'll find remnants of a Roman theater and apartments adorned by renowned artists of the Renaissance. From its lofty battlements, enjoy awe-inspiring views of the city. And don't miss the masterpieces housed within, including works by Donatello, Bronzino, and Michelangelo, each telling a story of Florence's rich cultural heritage.
The Palazzo Vecchio has an entrance leading to the dressing room of the Duchess Bianca Capello, who was the second wife of Francesco I.
The Palazzo Vecchio has a secret passage to the Uffizi Gallery.