A complete Tuscan adventure with iconic sights, optional lunch, and wine tasting.
A complete Tuscan adventure with iconic sights, optional lunch, and wine tasting.
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Long day but worth it! Our guide, Aaron was friendly and informative. Our coach driver, Massimo got us to each place safely. A well-planned excursion and good value too.
I requested and was sold an excursion with an Italian language guide. But it was all in Spanish, and in English (the cathedral of Siena). I must emphasize that the guide Patricia was excellent in her explanations and her availability.
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Fantastic day seeing beautiful cities.
I really enjoyed the travel itinerary. We went through many interesting places not only for their history but also for their beauty. I want to emphasize that Laila, our guide, has been very cordial and attentive to travelers. It is surely a highly recommended tour in Florence.
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Perfect tour perfect guide, super
Incredible tour, the guide and everything you learn is very helpful to understand the landscapes and culture.
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Reserve your slot and enjoy priority access with optional skip-the-line upgrades.
Reserve your slot and enjoy priority access with optional skip-the-line upgrades.
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It was a great experience especially thanks to our guide who told us great stories and history about the art pieces and the gallery.
Very easy to collect tickets. Pick up point was exactly where detailed. There was no skip the queue area that was mentioned but the museum had a very organised process for getting people in and the wait time was not long. Id recommend booking early tickets so you get the museum at a slightly quieter time before it gets busy.
We booked the Accademia Gallery Skip-the-Line Guided Tour through Headout and had a great experience. Skipping the extremely long line was worth it alone, but the tour itself exceeded expectations. Our group was small, which made it easy to follow and ask questions. The guide was incredibly informative—we learned so much about the history and artistry of the museum, especially the iconic statue of David, which was absolutely breathtaking in person. The tour lasted about an hour and covered all the key highlights of the Accademia Gallery, with just the right balance of depth and pace. Highly recommend this tour if you want a richer, more meaningful visit without the stress of waiting in line.
Claudio was very informative and we loved how he explained Michelangelo's early and older works. Very interesting! And to see the statue of David in person is magical.
I visited the Academia Gallery specifically to see Michelangelo’s David, which of course was spectacular. The Gallery was also filled with beautiful treasures, both paintings and sculpture, including a beautiful fresco fragment by Giotto. My favorite room of all was the Lorenzo Bartolini’s Plaster Casts Gallery, which felt like stepping into a Renaissance painting.
Statue of David. It just took your breath away to walk in and see it. Surreal We were walking g past and saw the queues. Looked online and there was a free spot skip the line. Booked dashed over the the shop to collect our tickets and were in in 15 mins. So fortunate. Great ppl working the doors with no language barriers.
Fantastic place with loads of great art. Extremely crowded but that was not surprising really. Was easy using headout. Guy with tickets was easy to find and it did mean we could head straight in with just a brief security check. Michaelangelo's David is fantastic and so glad I've seen the real thing.
Michelangelo's David is my favorite scupture ever!! Great service with timed tickets! Very easy and fast! Totally recommend it!
The guide was excellent with great information. Entry was easy and quick. The woman contact was not pleasant or helpful. She stated she had called my number twice, I had no missed calls, a issue with internataional connection? She was unpleasant. Guide excellent, meet up woman, meh
What an amazing tour. Our guide was very knowledgeable and entertaining. She also spoke English super well. I learned so much I wish I could have spent more time. I highly recommend this tour.
We had booked a 10.30 entrance so arrived about 10.15. Our tickets were were ready in less than a minute and they said we could join the 10.15 queue. We only had a 5 minute wait in the queue before going in. The Acadamia is definitely well worth visiting. It was busy but there were places you could sit.
Purchasing and using the ticket couldn't have been any easier. Entry was right on time and exhibits are well labeled so you don't have to purchase a guide to enjoy the museum.
A find to have found a museum to see with my own eyes the most beloved stringed instruments Amati and Stradivarius! In addition to Michelangelo's David which is obviously the main attraction.
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Our tour guide, Tina was fantastic! She's French but lives in Italy and had done extensive research on the area, the art, the subjects of the statues, etc. she elevated our Accedemia experience and we appreciate her efforts.
Most impressive was the fact that with all the tourists there that day we were still able to get in an hour earlier than our tickets stated. We were impressed how well the crowds moved throughout the museum. We were able to see everything and it was tremendous, as anticipated.The The staff, when asked questions in English, were always accommodating, friendly and knowledgeable
We are glad we booked our tickets ahead. The process to pick up the tickets and get inside was great. We enjoyed our visit. Great museum and breathtaking art.
Great and concert to get advanced tickets for two of the world's great art galleries. Collection of actual tickets , in exchange for virtual ticket was very easy.
hello the exhibit itself was truly humbling amazing awe inspiring! the line/ticket system seemed a bit chaotic at first but with the workers and designated lanes it flowed quite well! we were a bit early for our time so when we went to get our tickets - the lady at the desk said we could make an earlier time if we wanted and we did - it worked out perfectly! thank you for a great experience to one of the most popular museums in the world ❤️
It was easy to purchase the guided tour online, and to find the guide at the meeting point. My tour guide was very knowledgeable and pleasant.
Excellent museum characterized by the famous David by Michelangelo, one of the most iconic sculptures of Renaissance art.
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David was the main attraction we wanted to see. It was very touristy as all of Florence is & very confusing to get in by ourselves. purchasing the guided tour made it very easy as they acquired our tickets for us, led us with a group inside, and made the process simple. We did lose the group inside as it was a bit chaotic withthe amount of people at the museums first room & we roamerd around by ourselves after the security checkpoint. Well worth the price for the convenience over the non-reservation line.
The entrance with reservation allowed us not to wait too long. And then it was very easy to redeem (although it was not as indicated in the application since with the reservation we entered the entrance area and we could redeem the tickets).
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Olga was a GREAT guide - she explained everything very clearly with visuals too. My experience seeing the David as well as the unfinished works of Michelangelo was very much enhanced. Perfect length tour (about an hour) with just the right amount of detail.
Entry was easy, which was good because 2 in our party are handicapped. There was seating to rest, and ramps with handrails that made moving around easier. And while the David exhibit was busy, it wasn't too busy to get clear views of the details. A great experiene.
Small group, efficient and knowledgeable guide. I loved learning and getting a deeper perspective on sculptures of Michael Angelo..
Skip the ticket line to the iconic Pisa tower—climb to its top and enjoy panoramic views.
Skip the ticket line to the iconic Pisa tower—climb to its top and enjoy panoramic views.
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Healdout allowed me to purchase the same day with a bit of a discount, let's just say that it's inconceivable that children pay the same price as adults..(abroad children don't pay to enter museums..)in Italy in addition to paying to see our beauties we still had to queue at the entrance and make do with the bags that couldn't get in...the monument is worth it but everything else is a bit of a disincentive
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We had some trouble finding parking and navigating that so we were a few minutes late to the steps, and the gentleman let us right in at the front of the line, which was so nice! What a beautiful property, totally amazed at the Pisa tower and also the fallen angel statue.
Climbing the Pisa Tower that I have read about as a child and wanted to see up close for such a long time was an incredible experience.
Unforgettable view of the Cathedral and rest of the city. Since it was March, weather was perfect and it was not crowded at all. Staff and security are all very nice. Thank you!
The ease with which we could arrive at our allotted time and climb the Tower was so convenient.
It was easy and clear to book the ticket with the suitable price.
Well worth the visit and worth booking in advance due to how quickly the spaces sell out.
We don't think it's OK if the ticket only allows a free visit to the toilet. After all, there is so much to see with the ticket that you can spend the whole day there. And I don't know anyone who only has to go to the toilet once a day. The friendliness of the staff is very poor.
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It was very easy to use tickets, we had access to all attractions. Convenient way to see Pisa and its highlights. We enjoyed our time in Pisa!
Headout it was smooth with you from the beginning.The booking was very easy then I downloaded the app for the tickets.Got around Pisa with no problems at all.Thankyou so much
I had no queues and the whole organization was flawless. The information provided was very accurate.
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Loved going up the leaning tower. Views were amazing. Museums were ok. Not really my thing but there were some interesting historical information. The main buildings I really wanted visit was the cathedral & Baptistery, but sadly they were not open to the public that day as there was a religious ceremony taking place. Shame as I had paid the full amount to visit all 6 buildings which is quite expensive to only be able to visit 4 of these.
Like the web site for easy access and user friendly approach. You can choose as per your convenient. Pricing was also affordable and sometimes with extra offer.
Great experience - reasonably priced and good view of Pisa. Clear information before arrival and good information on app
Everthing was oké . Maybe tell the gasts that they need to put there bats in a locker 10 min before your slot an and Go to the line 5 min prior the visit . The tower and the rest were beuatifull
It's an iconic trip but you need to leave bags in lockers away from the entrance to the tower. This wasn't clear so we wasted time taking bags to the lockets and had to requeue. The steps inside the tower are incredibly slippery. No handrails so I wouldn't recommend this trip if you have mobility issues
Cathedral tour not accessible on Sundays. Should be mentioned or included another alternative. Audio tour was tough to figure out how to download and effectively use. Lots of battery used.
The booked access was only available after a short wait. Unfortunately, the meeting point was incorrectly marked; without asking, we would have missed our slot.
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Punctuality, thoroughness, beauty, excellent organization except that we didn't know we had to drop off our handbags before the tour.
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It was very easy to book the tickets and access them without needing paper copies like I saw so many people with. It made it very conventional to access all areas of the Square of Miracles.
Great experience. Well organised
Guide was okay. Self directed. Pisa is underwhelming
All was good. So good that tickets are already available
The Tower was more exciting than anticipated. Headout was super easy to use
Easy ticket booking. I'm like this app worldwide
Jump past ticket queues to Florence's grand townhall, and upgrade for an audio guide.
Jump past ticket queues to Florence's grand townhall, and upgrade for an audio guide.
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Everything! Tour with Simonna was very interesting and informative. We were dazzled with the paintings, history, size of the rooms, etc
Our entry to the museum was very good and quick.
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I had an early entry . Highly recommended
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Really great museum and great historical vibe, not stressy or overcrowded, time to take it all in
Great building with history. A must see.
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The exhibition is impressive. I didn't have a guide, so we explored at our own pace.
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It was beautiful! No queues and everything worked!
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Hello, we had no wait although there was a queue at the counter. Someone was waiting for us outside. It was perfect. We had taken the audio-guide option, and the person waiting for us downloaded the tour on our phones. It was very practical, but unlike audio-guides with a number at the entrance to each room, the text was at the end and it was up to us to pause it as we moved around and before arriving in the next room to take advantage of the explanation at the right moment. We managed with just one laptop. Thank you for your help.
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The venue was not overcrowded and the displays had good, informative descriptions posted. The audio guide was not very useful since we didn't bring ear buds and found that using the guide without them was disturbing others.
Problem-free handover of the tickets. The audio guide is a bit emotionless, you almost fall asleep while listening to it... but all in all, everything was great.
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What I liked most about this experience was the guide's welcome and her efficient help in orienting us and advising us on the tour. The messages and reminders before the date were also reassuring.
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Palazzo Vecchio is a wonderful way to spend a couple of hours or more. Such a beautiful building, full of history and art. Our tour host, Laila, got us off to a great start showing us how to access the audio guide (which was invaluable) and where to begin our tour.
Marta, our guide for the tour was fantastic. She was very knowledgable and her excitement/interest in the Medici's and the Palazzo were palpable. Directions on where to meet could be more clear, the map makes it look like you meet between the Ufizi and the Palazzo
The ticketing was according to my -positive- expectations. And we were services by a very helpful representative of Headout. Mille grazie!
"The room od 500" is simply amazing work of art, an experience worth of visit. The palace is an enormous display od Medici wealth.
The Palace is extraordinary. The architecture is amazing, and the feeling was very special. Our guide, Laila, helped us a lot with the directions and the instructions she gave us. I will definitely visit Palazzo Vecchio on my next trip to Firenze! Thanks Laila, The Greek friends!
Everything was amazing, starting from the guide, Laila, who was very sweet and helped us with the overview! We listened to the recording shared, throughout the artwork, wonderful experience over all :)
Laila was amazing, we had an issue with our car and couldn't find parking but she waited patiently for us to ensure we don't miss on this experience, would personally love to thank her ☺️
Our ticket host was the best. She was super courteous, kind, and happy to share her suggestions and experiences. We were late and she stayed well past her time to ensure we got our tickets. We can't thank her enough. You have a very good employee.
Very friendly and helpful reception, great building with an exciting history.... Only the audio guide was unusable.
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The ticket purchase online was super easy, all we had to do to get into the museum was ti show the toon our phones. The museum is beautiful and we enjoyed looking at the paintings especially by Georgio Vasari.
I don’t have any issues with the Palazzo itself, but I do take issue with the organization and the unnecessary requirement to meet a host—especially one who wouldn’t even accompany us during the visit. The instructions were quite strict and even threatening: if we weren’t at the meeting point 15 minutes before our scheduled entry, it would be assumed we weren’t showing up, and our tickets would be invalid. To be safe, we arrived 20 minutes early. We even confirmed the meeting location with a police officer. In the crowd, we asked several guides if they were our host, but none were. Eight minutes before our entry time (11:00 AM), our group of three split up—I went to the ticket office while the others stayed at the meeting point, as we were genuinely worried we wouldn’t get in. At the ticket office, I was told that our tickets were with “our host,” and we wouldn’t be able to enter without meeting them. In a panic, I returned to the meeting point, only to find that my companions had already spoken with three different people, none of whom were our host. I tried contact customer service, but it was difficult to reach them due to the amount of information I had to input manually—even though I was using the app, which should have automatically filled in basic details like the reservation number. At 11:01 AM, we finally met another couple also struggling to find the same host. One of them managed to get through to the host by phone, and after rushing through the required steps (like the lockers and scanning the app for the audio guide), we managed to enter about five minutes late. I have no complaints about the host personally—they were kind and polite—but I fail to understand the point of using the app when someone else is physically holding our tickets. We were left completely dependent on someone else's punctuality, and despite all the strict warnings not to be late, it was actually *your* service that caused the delay. It was an incredibly stressful and frustrating experience—unlike anything I’ve encountered using other ticketing apps. I truly hope I won’t have to rely on your app again in the future.
Meeting point not precise enough. "Behind the statue..." But behind the statue there's also the entrance. whereas you should have read outside. Fortunately, it wasn't raining. Audioguide: if you have the misfortune of closing the audioguide, you no longer have access to the commentary, as you scanned a QRCode that you no longer have.
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Excellent contact with the very competent guide Why not offer the same service in French for those who don't understand Italian?
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Tour with audio-guide, not too many visitors, and a guide who waited for us because we were 45 minutes late!!!!
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Experience the full magic of Pisa's famous complex by getting access to all its top attractions.
Experience the full magic of Pisa's famous complex by getting access to all its top attractions.
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The ease with which we could arrive at our allotted time and climb the Tower was so convenient.
It was easy and clear to book the ticket with the suitable price.
Well worth the visit and worth booking in advance due to how quickly the spaces sell out.
We don't think it's OK if the ticket only allows a free visit to the toilet. After all, there is so much to see with the ticket that you can spend the whole day there. And I don't know anyone who only has to go to the toilet once a day. The friendliness of the staff is very poor.
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It was very easy to use tickets, we had access to all attractions. Convenient way to see Pisa and its highlights. We enjoyed our time in Pisa!
Headout it was smooth with you from the beginning.The booking was very easy then I downloaded the app for the tickets.Got around Pisa with no problems at all.Thankyou so much
Loved going up the leaning tower. Views were amazing. Museums were ok. Not really my thing but there were some interesting historical information. The main buildings I really wanted visit was the cathedral & Baptistery, but sadly they were not open to the public that day as there was a religious ceremony taking place. Shame as I had paid the full amount to visit all 6 buildings which is quite expensive to only be able to visit 4 of these.
Everthing was oké . Maybe tell the gasts that they need to put there bats in a locker 10 min before your slot an and Go to the line 5 min prior the visit . The tower and the rest were beuatifull
The booked access was only available after a short wait. Unfortunately, the meeting point was incorrectly marked; without asking, we would have missed our slot.
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It was very easy to book the tickets and access them without needing paper copies like I saw so many people with. It made it very conventional to access all areas of the Square of Miracles.
All was good. So good that tickets are already available
The Tower was more exciting than anticipated. Headout was super easy to use
Absolutely loved my time at the Pisa tower. Allow a few hours to enjoy the full space and enjoy it's beauty.
We liked everything. It was a great experience, glad we climbed the tower.
Planning your next vacation in Florence? Add these monuments in Florence to your itinerary for a one-in-a-lifetime experience in Italy's culturally enriched city.
The Florence Duomo is the largest brick dome ever built and can be seen from anywhere in the city. The exterior of the dome is decorated with beautiful mosaics. The interior is equally impressive, with intricate frescoes covering the walls and ceiling.
Interesting fact: It took about 142 years to complete the Florence Duomo.
Location: Piazza del Duomo, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy. Find on map
from €15Palazzo Pitti was built in the 15th century and is one of the largest palaces in Florence. It was originally the home of a wealthy Florentine family, but it eventually became the main residence of the Grand Duchy of Tuscany.
Interesting fact: The Laurentian Library housed in the palace can hold more than 1 million books!
Location: Piazza de' Pitti, 1, 50125 Firenze FI, Italy. Find on map
from €24The Uffizi Gallery is home to many Renaissance masterpieces, including paintings by Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Botticelli. The gallery is located in the Piazzale degli Uffizi, a building commissioned by the Medici family in the 16th century.
Interesting fact: The gallery was originally built as a series of offices for government officials. It wasn't until the late 1600s that it was converted into an art gallery.
Location: Piazzale degli Uffizi, 6, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy. Find on map
from €29The Boboli Gardens were created by Niccolò Tribolo for Cosimo I de' Medici in 1550 and span over 45 acres. The gardens are home to many statues, fountains, and grottoes.
Interesting fact: The garden has a secret passage that leads to a hidden room. The room was used as a hideout for exiled nobles during the Renaissance.
Location: Piazza de' Pitti, 1, 50125 Firenze FI, Italy. Find on map
from €15The Accademia Gallery houses some of the world's most famous sculptures, including Michelangelo's Statue of David. It has many paintings by Renaissance masters, making it a truly remarkable place to visit.
Interesting fact: The statue of David was originally placed in a different location. It was moved to the Accademia Gallery in 1873 because it was too heavy for its foundation.
Location: Via Ricasoli, 58/60, 50129 Firenze FI, Italy. Find on map
from €20Formally called the Loggia della Signoria, the Loggia dei Lanzi is an arched gallery constructed in the 14th century. You see sculptures by iconic masters like Donatello, Giambologna, and Cellini inside the gallery.
Interesting fact: Michelangelo wanted to extend the Loggia dei Lanzi gallery along the sides of Piazza della Signoria. However, Cosimo I de’ Medici, Duke of Florence, didn’t sanction the plan as it would be too expensive.
Location: P.za della Signoria, 50121 Firenze FI, Italy. Find on map
Know MoreThe Palazzo Vecchio was built in the 13th century and served as the town hall for many years. The exterior of the building is very ornate, with a large clock tower and many statues.
Interesting fact: Palazzo Vecchio has many statues at its entrance, including a copy of the statue of David by Michelangelo.
Location: P.za della Signoria, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy. Find on map
from €17The Medici Chapel is the burial site of two of the most important members of the Medici family, Cosimo de' Medici and his son Lorenzo de' Medici. The chapel is decorated with works of renowned Italian artists.
Interesting fact: The Medici Chapel was designed by Michelangelo. He was only 26 years old when he designed it.
Location: Piazza di Madonna degli Aldobrandini, 6, 50123 Firenze FI, Italy. Find on map
from €15The Museo del Bargello has a collection of Renaissance and Mediaeval sculptures and works by Michelangelo, Donatello, Botticelli, Ghiberti and Leonardo da Vinci.
Interesting fact: The Museo del Bargello was once the headquarters of the city's police force and was also used as a prison.
Location: Via del Proconsolo, 4, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy. Find on map
from €18.50Piazzale Michelangelo offers stunning views of the city and is a popular spot for tourists to take photos. The square is also home to several monuments, including a replica of the Statue of David.
Handy tip: Take a car when you plan your visit here. The drive up to the square is breathtaking.
Location: Piazzale Michelangelo, 50125 Firenze FI, Italy. Find on map
Know moreThe Basilica of Santa Croce is the burial place of some of the most famous people in Florence, including Michelangelo, Galileo, and Machiavelli. The basilica is huge, with intricate details everywhere you look.
Handy tip: The opening timings of the basilica vary every other day. Check if it's open when you're planning to visit.
Location: Piazza di Santa Croce, 16, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy. Find on map
Know moreThe Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore was built in the 14th century and is a stunning example of Gothic architecture. It has a large dome that dominates the skyline of Florence.
Interesting fact: The dome of the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore is the largest brick dome ever built.
Location: Piazza del Duomo, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy. Find on map
Know moreGiotto's Bell Tower is one of the most iconic monuments in Florence. The Tower stands at an impressive height of 85 metres and is adorned with beautiful Gothic architecture. The Tower was completed in 1359 and has been a symbol of the city ever since.
Interesting fact: While it continues to be known as Giotto's bell tower, the artist only saw the first three years of its construction.
Location: Piazza del Duomo, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy. Find on map
Know moreThe Baptistery is known for its three sets of bronze doors made by Andrea Pisano, Ghiberti and Michelangelo, each depicting scenes from the Bible.
Interesting fact: The Baptistery of St. John is known for its acoustics. If you stand in the centre and clap your hands, you will hear a resonance that lasts for over 10 seconds.
Location: Piazza San Giovanni, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy. Find on map
Know MoreBuilt in the 11th century, San Miniato al Monte has a Romanesque design. The basilica is also home to a beautiful garden with views of Florence.
Handy tip: The church is on a hill. Wear comfortable shoes and clothing on your day of visit.
Location: Via delle Porte Sante, 34, 50125 Firenze FI, Italy. Find on map
Know moreThe Palazzo Medici Riccardi was built in the 15th century by Michelozzo di Bartolomeo for Cosimo de' Medici, the first ruler of the Medici dynasty. The Palazzo has a classical Renaissance design with a harmonious façade and symmetrical plan.
Handy tip: The Chapel of Magi, painted by Benozzo Gozzoli, is unmissable. Ensure that you see it on your visit.
Location: Via Camillo Cavour, 3, 50129 Firenze FI, Italy. Find on map
Know MoreThe Basilica of Santa Maria Novella was built in the 13th century and is considered to be one of the masterpieces of Florentine Gothic architecture.
Interesting fact: The church was consecrated in 1420 and took almost 100 years to complete.
Location: P.za di Santa Maria Novella, 18, 50123 Firenze FI, Italy. Find on map
Know moreThe Basilica di San Lorenzo is a large church built in the 14th century and is considered one of the city's finest examples of Renaissance architecture.
Interesting fact: It is considered to be one of the oldest churches in Florence.
Location: Piazza di San Lorenzo, 9, 50123 Firenze FI, Italy. Find on map
Know MorePiazza della Repubblica was originally built in the 13th century but has been remodelled many times. It is now a popular meeting place for locals and tourists alike.
Interesting fact: The square was the city centre in Roman times where official gatherings were conducted.
Location: Piazza della Repubblica, 50123 Firenze FI, Italy. Find on map
Know MoreThe Piazza della Signoria is located in the heart of the city. It is home to many important buildings, including the Palazzo Vecchio, the Palazzo Pitti, and the Fountain of Neptune.
Interesting fact: Many political events and rallies are organised at Piazza della Signoria.
Location: P.za della Signoria, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy. Find on map
Know moreThe Arnolfo Tower was built in the 13th century and is named after its architect, Arnolfo di Cambio. The Tower is 95 metres tall, decorated with sculptures of lions, eagles, and other animals.
Handy tip: Don't forget to see a panoramic view of Florence city from the Arnolfo Tower.
Location: P.za della Signoria, 2, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy. Find on map
Know MoreFlorence Duomo and Palazzo Vecchio are among the best monuments in Florence.
Palazzo Pitti, Palazzo Vecchio and Medici Chapel are the most famous monuments in Florence.
Florence Duomo, Giotto's Bell Tower and Arnolfo Tower are the best historical monuments in Florence.
Florence Duomo and the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore are popular monuments in Florence.
Click here to buy tickets to the best monuments in Florence.
The Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, Florence Duomo and Basilica of Santa Croce are the most visited monuments in Florence.
The months between May and September are considered the best time to visit top monuments in Florence.
Florence Duomo is the most iconic monument in Florence.
There are more than 21 monuments in Florence.
Palazzo Vecchio, the Baptistery of St. John and the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore are the oldest monuments in Florence.
Arnolfo Tower and Piazza della Signoria are among the best free monuments to see in Florence.
Palazzo Vecchio is one of the biggest monuments to see in Florence.