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FLORENCE 
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Booking Your Florence Attraction Tickets: FAQs

Where can I buy Florence attraction tickets?

Many of the popular attractions let you purchase tickets at the venue. You can also book your Florence attraction tickets in advance online. Tickets-Florence.it is the best option to find tickets to most of the thrilling activities in the city at the best price guaranteed.

What can I do in Florence on a budget?

Florence has lots of attractions that are worth visiting. If you’re on a budget, we suggest getting discounts tickets from Tickets-Florence.it to visit sights like Boboli Gardens, Duomo Florence, Accademia Gallery and Uffizi Gallery. You can also opt for Florence day trips to explore nearby towns which are convenient and cost-effective. These trips give you access to the Leaning Tower of Pisa, San Gimignano, Siena, Monteriggioni and lots more

Why should I book Florence attraction tickets online?

While many attractions do offer on-site ticketing service, it is strongly recommended to book your ticket online as this guarantees your slot for the selected date and time. Unlike advance booking, tickets sold on the spot can get sold out quickly, especially during busy hours.

How can I get cheap Florence attraction tickets?

There are lots of options for you to select where reduced priced tickets are offered. Tickets-Florence.it lets you choose from a wide range of attractions at great prices.

Can I cancel my Florence attraction tickets?

While many attraction tickets have a flexible cancellation policy, it can vary depending on which experience you book for.

What are the best attractions to see in Florence?

There are so many popular attractions that welcome thousands of visitors each year. Uffizi Gallery, Duomo Florence, Accademia Gallery, Boboli Gardens and Medici Chapel are among the top attractions in Florence worth visiting.

What are some free attractions that I can see in Florence?

Wandering through Piazza del Duomo, viewing the sunset from Piazzale Michelangelo and exploring Piazza Della Signoria are some of the top free attractions that you must see when visiting Florence.

How much time should I spend in Florence?

It depends on your interest in art and architecture, combined with budget constraints. People usually spend around 2 to 3 days exploring the city’s museums, monuments, gardens or Tuscan vineyards.

Can I climb on top of the Duomo?

The magnificent vista of Florence from atop the Duomo is memorable, but you will have to climb more than 500 steps to reach the top. Also, book your tickets for the Duomo climb beforehand, as they tend to sell out.

Is Florence safe for women?

Crime rates are low in Florence compared to America or other European cities. Taking normal precautions should be enough to safely enjoy your trip to Florence. But Florence does have a high rate of petty crime like pickpocketing and snatching.

Is wine cheaper in Florence?

The Tuscan region is home to some of the choicest wines of the world. You can buy good wine at a reasonable rate in Florence, some locals even take empty wine bottles to the shop and fill up!

Do you need to know Italian to visit and enjoy Florence?

Knowing Italian is not necessary while visiting Florence. Just remember a few common phrases and words and you will be set for a smooth vacation.

Should I tip the service staff after eating in a restaurant in Florence?

It’s considered polite to tip the service staff 1 to 5 euros if you sit at a restaurant unless they already apply a cover charge called ‘coperto’.