Florence Attractions

Explore a vast collection of masterpieces at the renowned Uffizi Gallery, showcasing art by luminaries such as Caravaggio, Michelangelo, Raphael, and da Vinci. Dive into our selection of Uffizi Gallery tickets to benefit from skip-the-line entry, expert-guided tours, and combo offers with the neighboring Accademia Gallery

At the Accademia Gallery in Florence, enjoy magnificent artwork by revered artists such as Giambologna, Jacopo di Cione, and of course, Michelangelo. Peruse our curation of Accademia Gallery tickets and enjoy skip-the-line access, guided tours, and combo tours with the Uffizi Gallery.

Witness the grandeur of Bruneschelli's Dome and the architecture of the magnificent Florence Cathedral, one of Europe's most-visited monuments. Purchase Duomo Florence tickets to enjoy guided tours of the landmark, access to the Dome, skip-the-line entry, and combo tours.

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.

Enter the Bargello National Museum to view an extensive collection of works from the Renaissance period by masters such as Donatello, Luca della Robbia, Verrocchio, and Cellini. Also, check out its display of 15th-century coins, textiles, and armor.

Attached to the Basilica San Lorenzo are the New Sacristy, a mortuary chapel for members of the Medici Family, and the enormous dome of the Cappella dei Principi. Constructed by various Renaissance artists, visit this marvel with skip-the-line tickets.

Spend a few hours at Hzero Museum and be in awe of its intricately created 280 square meter model miniature railway system with entry tickets. Initiated as a hobby by Giuseppe Castello, this miniature model has grown to become the largest of its kind!

At San Marco Museum, Florence, find amazing frescos, a library that houses illuminated manuscripts, and underground rooms where you will find ancient relics and a rare collection of bells! A fine example of a 15th-century monastic dwelling, the museum was partially planned by Brunelleschi.