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When visiting the Florence Duomo, please ensure that the knees and shoulders are covered for both men and women. Caps and hats should not be worn inside as well. The climb to the top of the cupola takes 463 steps with no elevator access. Make sure you wear comfortable shoes.
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Iconic in every manner the Florence Cathedral encompasses the Italian Renaissance within one, towering structure. Best represented by its magnificent red dome, the Duomo was designed by Filippo Brunelleschi back in 1436 and dedicated to Saint Mary (Virgin of the Flowers).
Duration: 2.5 hours
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Tickets to the Florence Cathedral can be purchased on-site, however, the best way to get hold of them would be to buy them online. There are several benefits to buying tickets online.
The Florence Cathedral is an extremely popular attraction, which means you can expect long waiting lines at the entrance. The best way to save time is to opt for skip-the-line entry tickets that will help you bypass the queues and head straight to the security check.
If you are hoping to get an in-depth understanding of the Duomo, its history, and the role it has played in the cultural heritage of Florence, then a guided tour is the way to go. A professional tour guide, who is fluent in the language of your choice, will accompany you and share interesting information about the cathedral as well as the beautiful artwork inside.
Climbing the cupola of the Duomo Florence is a must-do experience if you are visiting the cathedral. However, not all Duomo Florence tickets will allow you the chance to access the dome, and you need to specifically choose tickets that include the Cupola climb.
Florence is full of historic landmarks. The best way to cover the cities best is by opting for combo tours. Visit the Uffizi Gallery, head for a walking tour of the city, and more with these tickets.
Constructed over 150 years under principal architect Arnolfo di Cambio, the red, green, white-tiled facade and the towering red dome of the cathedral stands out against the Florence skyline. The front facade features twelve Apostles with St. Mary and Child, to whom the Cathedral is dedicated. The fresco of The Last Judgement painted on the underside of the legendary dome is a main highlight.
Explore the Florence CathedralBrunelleschi envisioned the dome to be free-standing and perched atop the already-constructed cathedral structure. His eccentric idea went on to become of the major highlights of Florence. It takes 463 steps to get to the top of the dome and at the top, you can enjoy an up-close and personal look at the handpainted frescos inside the dome, and a captivating, bird’s eye view of the city.
Florence Cathedral Dome TicketsBelow the cathedral, you will find the preserved ruins of an old cathedral in Florence — named after Saint Reparata (a virgin martyr) — which was discovered back in the 20th Century. View mosaics and frescos dating from the 8th Century, and gain a better understanding of the city’s landscape and history. You will also find the tomb of the legendary architect Filippo Brunelleschi, tucked away in a corner here.
Church of Santa Reparata?Spread across 28 rooms, the Duomo Museum s a must-visit for those who wish to learn about the history of the cathedral. You will also get an insight into the evolution of Florentine art from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance. View sculptures, tapestries, and stained-glass windows that once adorned the cathedral, as well as the original sculptures from Giotto's Campanile.
Collection at Opera del Duomo MuseumThe Baptistry of San Giovanni in Florence is a beautiful and ancient landmark with intricate art and design. It has a single room with a mosaic-patterned ceiling and elaborately designed bronze doors by artists like Ghiberti, with the south door featuring artwork of St. John the Baptist.
Explore the Florence BaptisteryLocated in the same Duomo complex is Giotto’s Campanile, also known as the Bell Tower. Construction of the Campanile began in 1334 under the watchful eye of Giotto but was completed only in 1359 after his death by Francesco Talenti. It stands tall at about 84 feet and offers panoramic views of the city rivaled probably only by the Dome.
Giotto's Bell TowerThe Cathedral: 10:15 AM to 4:15 PM between Monday to Friday; it is closed on Sundays, and public holidays.
The Dome: 8:15 PM to 7:30 PM between Monday to Friday; On Saturday, the dome closes early at 5:15 PM, and on Sundays, it is open from 12:45 PM to 5:15 PM.
The Baptistery: 8:30 AM - 7:45 PM, daily.
Giotto's Bell Tower: 8:15 AM to 7:45 PM, daily.
Opera del Duomo Museum: 8:30 AM to 7:45 PM, daily.
Note: On March 9, the Duomo Florence is only open from 12 PM.
Best Time to Visit Florence CathedralThe Florence Duomo Mass Schedule for those who would like to attend services:
Address: Piazza del Duomo, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy. [Find on Maps]
By Bus: The nearest bus stop to the Duomo is Piazza del Duomo, which is served by several bus lines, including 6, 11, 17, 23, and C2.
By Train: The nearest train station to the Duomo is Firenze Santa Maria Novella, which is about a 15-minute walk from the cathedral.
Directions to Florence CathedralThere are several ticket offices located near the different attractions, like the Bell Tower, Dome, Baptistery, and Duomo Museum. The entrances to these various attractions are located at the respective buildings.
How to Enter Duomo Florence?A. Yes, you can book your Florence Duomo tickets online.
A. The Cathedral can be accessed for free, but tickets are required to go up to the Dome.
A. Duomo Florence ticket prices start at €14.
A. You can choose between Duomo Florence skip-the-line tickets, guided tours, and combo tours. Additionally, you will need to specify choose tickets that allow you to access the dome if you wish to climb the Cupola.
A. Yes, you can buy tickets to the Florence Cathedral in advance. Since some tickets, such as those for climbing the dome may sell out quickly, it is best to plan ahead and purchase tickets as early as possible.
A. Yes, Florence Duomo tickets do include skip-the-line access, allowing visitors to bypass the waiting lines and head straight to security check.
A. It depends on the Duomo Florence ticket you choose to book. While some tickets offer a full refund on canceling tickets up to 48-72 hours in advance, for others there may be no refund available on cancelation. Please check before you make your reservation.
A. Yes, guests can climb up to the Duomo.
a. You have to climb 463 steps to reach the top of the dome.
A. The Cathedral is open from 10:15 AM to 04:15 PM between Monday to Friday and is closed on Sundays, and public holidays. The Dome is open from 8:15 PM to 6:30 PM between Monday to Friday. On Saturday, the dome is open from 8:15 AM at 5:15 PM, and on Sundays, it is open from 12:45 PM to 5:15 PM.
A. You can take a train or bus to the Piazza del Duomo, from here it’s a few minutes walking distance to the venue.
A. While visiting the cathedral, visitors are required to dress modestly. Sleeveless tops, shorts, and mini-skirts are not allowed.
A. It usually takes about 1-2 hours to visit the cathedral, climb the dome, and explore the museum.