The Duomo Complex in Florence is one of the greatest sites in the world. Come and join me on my 2-hour private tour of the Duomo, Cathedral Square, the Baptistery of St. John and the Opera del Duomo Museum and uncover the history of these spectacular monuments. Enjoy visiting the massive Cathedral to marvel at its stunning architecture, monumental dome, and impressive fresco by Giorgio Vasari. Admire Michelangelo’s Pietà that he was making for his own tomb and learn the story about one of the greatest mistakes the genius ever made. Visit the place where Michelangelo made his David and see where the David was originally supposed to be placed. Take a look at the original Gates of Paradise - the marvel of Lorenzo Ghiberti. See Donatello’s sculptures that once decorated Duomo and the Baptistery of Florence. Enjoy looking at the golden mosaics of the Baptistery of St. John and learn how Florentines were baptized back in the days!

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS • Experience Florence's Duomo Square, the city's most iconic landmark • Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Sites: The Cathedral, Baptistery, and the Opera del Duomo Museum • Benefit from a small-group walking tour around the Duomo Complex. An amazing guided tour of Florence' Duomo Square where you will be partnered with the best local guides in town to get to know all the secrets of several significant sites in detail.

A cost-saving combination of tickets that make for a varied experience customized to your needs. Florence Cathedral Florence Cathedral, known as Santa Maria del Fiore, is an architectural marvel in the heart of Florence. The complex contains a baptistery, Opera del Duomo Museum, and the Crypt of Santa Reparata, all included here. These tickets are valid for 3 days, giving you the flexibility to explore the complex whenever you please. Immerse yourself in awe-inspiring art, including Ghiberti's famous bronze doors and Michelangelo's Pietà. The crypt offers a glimpse into ancient foundations. Optional upgrades include entry to Brunelleschi's Dome and Giotto's Bell Tower, offering panoramic views of Florence. Pitti Palace & Palatine Gallery Pitti Palace, once a regal residence, is a grand testament to Medici opulence. Visitors traverse opulent halls, adorned with centuries of art and history. Walk through museums and Royal Apartments, offering insight into the lives of Florentine nobility. Browse through the private collection of the Medici family at Palatine Gallery, reveling in works like The Concert by Titian and Artemisia Gentileschi's St. Mary Magdalen. Boboli Gardens The sprawling gardens occupy 111 acres, a serene Medici paradise of sculptures, hidden caves, and century-old holm oak trees. Explore the Knight's Garden, an area with geometric flower beds and a charming fountain. Don’t miss Isolotto, an oval-shaped island in the middle of a pond, featuring fountains, statues and citrus trees!

Santa Maria del Fiore, also known as The Duomo is a prominent landmark in Florence. Travel back in time through its hundreds of years of history and learn some interesting facts about the cathedral, a major architectural masterpiece ahead of its time. Brunelleschi’s Dome continues to stun and intrigue to this day. The building plan was entered into a contest by Filippo Brunelleschi, an amateur architect with no serious training. After much contemplation, confusion, and controversy, his double-shell design was accepted and finally built. The result was a stunning masterpiece capable of withstanding lightning, earthquakes, and the passage of time. If you choose a ticket with Giotto's Bell Tower, be prepared to climb over 400 steps! It's worth it in the end though as you'll be treated to a panoramic view of Florence. The Campanile is a true example of Florentine Gothic architecture from the 13th-century and was built by Giotto, one of the principal artists and architects of the time. With the Museum and Baptistery ticket, you'll get to see over 750 works covering over 720 years of history. From Arnolfo to Donatello, up to Ghiberti and Michelangelo, the greatest Florentine sculptures in the world are here, at the Opera del Duomo Museum, for you to explore. Continue onwards to the Baptistery of San Giovanni, one of the oldest churches in Florence, located right in front of the cathedral. The Baptistery is topped by an eight-segment dome resting on its walls but it is best known for its three sets of bronze doors that come with relief sculptures - Michelangelo dubbed the east doors the Gates of Paradise.

Small group guided tour with max 18 people for an exhaustive visit to the most important religious center of Tuscany, Florence's Duomo Complex with interior of Baptistery, interior of the Cathedral and the Opera del Duomo Museum.

Florence is marked by its historic cathedral complex, and on this 1.5-hour guided tour you'll see everything Piazza del Duomo has to offer. After joining your guide at a central meeting point, you'll delve into the long historic and architectural timeline of the religious center. Get guided around the Baptistery of St. John to admire the Gate of Paradise and the stunning Byzantine mosaics inside. Your cultural journey continues as your group will stop by Opera del Duomo Museum to trace the artistic heritage of one of the world's lauded religious areas. Don't miss a stop at the Duomo di Firenze for a self-guided visit inside. An audio guide will help you get your bearings!

Experience the New Opera del Duomo Museum at your own pace with an entry e-ticket and audio tour, and the city of Florence and the Baptistery with fascinating self-guided audio tours on your phone. Receive your ticket by email, download the app and the audio tours on your phone, prior to your visit, and travel back in time to experience the grandeur of Florence, the birthplace of the Renaissance, through its most iconic and historic sites.

Explore the Brunelleschi's Dome, the Bell Tower, and the Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore. Then, dive into the mosaics of the Baptistery, showcasing captivating Byzantine art. Next up is the Opera del Duomo Museum, a treasure trove of art and history within a museum. And for the curious souls, there's the ancient Basilica of Santa Reparata, hidden under the Cathedral. Complimentary audio guides for Brunelleschi's Dome and the Cathedral are included in this self-guided tour, so you can learn and explore at your own pace.

Venture into the heart of Florence's Piazza del Duomo, a treasure trove of Renaissance architecture and history. With this pass, you'll gain access to 4 of the iconic monuments that grace this grand piazza, immersing yourself in the 726 years of artistic and architectural beauty. Challenge yourself with a climb up one of the most recognizable landmarks – **Giotto's Campanile**. Within the **Cathedral Santa Maria del Fiore**'s grand interior, marvel at the intricate stained-glass windows and the _Last Judgment_ frescoes painted by Zuccari and Vasari. Gain insight with a handy audio guide app, included in your ticket. Take a journey back in time as you discover the millennium-old Baptistery, adorned with mesmerizing marble inlays and a golden mosaic ceiling. Immerse yourself in the artistry of the **Opera del Duomo Museum**, where over 700 masterpieces from the Middle Ages and Renaissance await.

Experience the New Opera del Duomo Museum at your own pace with a skip-the-line e-ticket and audio tour, and the city of Florence and the Baptistery with fascinating self-guided audio tours on your phone.

Explore two of the most important buildings in Piazza di San Giovanni on this tour of the Baptistery & the Opera del Duomo Museum.

We invite you to explore the entire complex of the Dome of Florence on a private guided tour visiting the Opera del Duomo Museum, Baptistery, Cathedral and the Crypt of Santa Reparata. With no climbs, this tour will be much more interesting and less strenuous. With your private guide you will discover the Museum, which inside it contains the original doors of the Baptistery (including the door of paradise/golden door), the original statues of the Cathedral and the Bell Tower, such as Michelangelo's Pietà and Donatello's Maddalena. After you will visit the Baptistery of San Giovanni, consecrated in 1059, it was dedicated to San Giovanni Battista, patron saint of the city. Many Florentines were baptized there, including Dante Alighieri, poet and father of the Italian language. Here you can admire the dome and apse, decorated with religious mosaics with a golden background. At the end of the tour you will be able to visit on your own the Crypt and the Cathedral, skipping the long lines

Explore the cathedral, its stained-glass windows, and stunning frescoes by Zuccari and Giorgio Vasari. Next, the ancient Baptistery, a dazzling showcase of rare marble and golden mosaics. Visit the Opera del Duomo Museum, home to over 700 Middle Ages and Renaissance masterpieces, including Ghiberti's famous Baptistery doors and Michelangelo's Pietà Bandini. Explore the ancient ruins of Santa Reparata below the Cathedral floor, revealing paleochristian mosaics and elegant tombstones.