Florence Cathedral & Museum: Guided Tour

Skip the line and enjoy a beginner's guide to Florence's delightful Duomo

Duration: 30mins
Max group size: 25
Live guide: English

Registered address: 6-9 Trinity Street, D02 EY47, Dublin 2, IE

Contact details

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Included

Entry ticket to the Cathedral
Entry ticket to the Museum of Misericordia
Guided tour of Cathedral
Headset to hear the guide

Not included

Access to the Giotto Bell-Tower
Access to the Brunelleschi dome
Access to Santa Reparata

Meeting point

Piazza del Duomo 19/20, 50122, Florence

Show your smartphone ticket to the guide at the meeting point, in front of Museo della Misericordia
The guide will be holding a sign of the tour- Your representative will be waiting for you on top of the steps next to the Museum entrance, in front of Giotto’s bell tower, holding a ‘Florence Duomo Guided Tour – City Wonders & AFTOURS sign.
Please check in at least 15 minutes before your selected timeslot
You will be able to access the Museo della Misericordia independently after the tour by showing the sticker you will receive at the check-in

Description

The sun-kissed Tuscan rooftops and charming passage streets of Florence fan out from its terracotta-tiled centerpiece, the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore.

Scoot past your luckless, queuing peers, and explore the jewel of Firenze with this brief but enlightening guided introduction. You'll be primed with the fascinating history of its construction and decoration.

Walk the spotless marble flooring, savor the stained-glass windows, and marvel at the wondrous frescos, including Vasari's The Last Judgement.

As you gaze up at the Duomo from the cathedral floor, your expert host will take you through its timeline, from humble beginnings as a church in the 7th century, to its 200-year development into the architectural gem you see today.

You'll be dazzled, but don't forget your ticket includes access to the nearby Museo della Misericordia, home to a selection of stunning renaissance paintings.