• Duomo - Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore - This exclusive tour starts with a guided exploration of the stunning Florence Cathedral, entering through a priority entrance and skipping the line. Within the three naves, you can admire the magnificent marble choir by Bandinelli and the stained-glass windows by Donatello, Ghiberti, and Andrea del Castagno. You’ll also encounter the clock designed by Paolo Uccello and walk on a beautiful mosaic of polychrome marbles. As you gaze upward, you’ll be amazed by the immense interior of the Dome, entirely frescoed by Vasari, making it the world’s largest fresco. Brunelleschi’s iconic Dome, stands as a symbol of Renaissance architecture. - Crypt of Santa Reparata - The guided tour continues with the visit of the evocative early Christian crypt of Santa Reparata on which the present Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore was erected in the 13th century. Santa Reparata, founded in the sixth century, was the ancient cathedral of the city and houses the tomb of Filippo Brunelleschi, the brilliant architect of the dome of the Cathedral. - Duomo - Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore - Then, you will have the chance to get to one of the exclusive terraces of the Cathedral, where to enjoy your first-row position on the magnificent scenery surrounding you, dominated by the amazing Brunelleschi’s Dome. From this breath-taking location, you will experience the incredible sensation of being able to “touch” part of the city center and admire the wonderful hills surrounding it. - Cupola del Brunelleschi - At the end of the guided tour, you can continue your visit on your own, directly from the north terrace, without any additional queue, using your ticket to climb even higher, up to the magnificent Dome, where you can enjoy a spectacular 360° view of Florence, from its highest location. - Campanile di Giotto - Self visit available in the three days following the tour within the opening hours of the attraction - The Giotto Bell Tower in Florence, Italy, is a Gothic tower designed by Giotto di Bondone and completed in 1359. It features a colorful marble exterior and intricate sculptures, standing 84.7 meters tall with panoramic city views. - Battistero di San Giovanni - Self visit available in the three days following the tour within the opening hours of the attraction - The San Giovanni Baptistery is an octagonal building renowned for its Romanesque architecture. Completed in 1128, it features stunning bronze doors with intricate reliefs, including Ghiberti’s “Gates of Paradise.” The interior is decorated with elaborate mosaics. - Museo dell’Opera del Duomo - Self visit available in the three days following the tour within the opening hours of the attraction - The Opera del Duomo Museum in Florence, Italy, showcases art and artifacts from the Florence Cathedral complex. Opened in 1891, it houses masterpieces by Michelangelo, Donatello, and Ghiberti, including the original “Gates of Paradise” and Michelangelo’s “Pietà.”

• Exclusive terrace access with stunning Florence views
• Climb Brunelleschi’s Dome through a special passage
• Professional guided visit of Cathedral and Crypt of Santa Reparata
• Dedicated access for a seamless Cathedral entry
• 72-hour access to all Duomo Complex Monuments
• Flexible visitation schedule for Opera del Duomo Museum and more
• Experience Giotto’s Bell Tower and San Giovanni Baptistery at your leisure
• Enjoy the tour in the language of your choice with a monolingual guide

Start your journey with a guided tour of the magnificent interiors of Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral. With our skip-the-line Brunelleschi Pass, bypass the queues and delve straight into the cathedral’s rich history and artistic treasures. Your knowledgeable guide will take you through the early Christian crypt of Santa Reparata, the ancient foundation upon which the current cathedral stands.

Marvel at the details of the marble choir by Bandinelli, the stunning stained-glass windows crafted by Donatello and Ghiberti and the unique clock by Paolo Uccello. Walk on the marble floor and gaze up at the vast frescoed interior of the Dome by Vasari, the largest fresco in the world.

Continue your exclusive tour by stepping onto one of the cathedral’s terraces. From this privileged point, admire the stunning Dome and the breathtaking panorama. After the guided tour, use your Brunelleschi Pass for direct access to climb even higher, up to the Dome itself, where a 360° view of Florence awaits.

• We suggest to wear comfortable shoes
• Appropriate clothing is mandatory to visit places of worship: access to the Cathedral is allowed only if equipped with suitable clothing: It is forbidden entry with shorts, bare shoulders, sandals, heels or flip flops, hats and sunglasses.
• Please note that this tour is not available for children 0-7 years old.
• Children and teenagers from 8 to 17 years old must be accompanied by an adult
• Number of steps to reach the top of the Terrace 153 and from the Terrace to the Top of the Dome 310 = total of 463 steps
• If you have the following types of bags: Backpacks of any bulk or size and any bag designed to be worn on the back; Bags, suitcases, parcels, bags and containers in general that exceed the dimensions of 35cm x 30cm x 15cm: Any object which, in the unquestionable judgment of the staff in charge, may constitute a danger to other visitors or to the integrity and safety of the structure, It is mandatory to arrive 30 minutes early at the meeting point because, before the visit, after receiving the entrance ticket, to deposit all the objects required by the Regulations at the cloakroom (Piazza Duomo, 38/r). Attention: baggage retrieval must take place at the end of the visit according to the scheduled time. In any case, the duration of the deposit cannot exceed the closing time of the cloakroom.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.