Florence: Accademia, Brunelleschi’s Dome, and Cathedral Tour – Florence, Italy

EXPERIENCE:

Experience the best of Florence on a tour of the Accademia Gallery, the famous Duomo Cathedral, and climb Brunelleschi’s dome. Choose between a small group tour or a private tour tailored to your needs.

Head in faster to the Accademia Gallery with pre-reserved tickets from a separate lane. Discover the story of Michelangelo’s David and its creator. Learn about the legacy of the ruling Medici family and how this collection was gifted to the people of Florence. See the impressive masterpiece, standing at over 17 feet tall and depicting the biblical hero David, poised and ready to take on the giant Goliath.

Enter the stunning Cathedral from a separate entrance for small groups and marvel at the breathtaking art and architecture. Learn about the history and significance of this iconic landmark, and uncover its secrets and hidden gems alongside an expert guide.

Climb Brunelleschi’s Dome with pre-reserved timed tickets. Have priority access to climb the 463 steps of this famous Cupola. Admire the grandiose arched structure above you, which was constructed without scaffolding. Once inside, you can also take in the wonderful frescoes of The Last Judgment by Giorgio Vasari and Federico Zuccari, still among the largest fresco paintings in the world!
At the top of the Dome, enjoy breathtaking views of Tuscany and Florence as you soak up the best experience in the city.

With the Brunelleschi Pass, you can also visit the Museum and the Baptistery of the Duomo after your tour has ended.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:

Visit the Academia Gallery to see the famous statue of David
Climb the famous dome of Brunelleschi to see the stunning frescoes
Enter the cathedral to see the most important artworks
Head in quickly through a separate entrance with pre-reserved tickets
Enjoy a small group tour and benefit from the exclusive Brunelleschi Pass

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