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Franco Zeffirelli, who died aged 96 in 2019, was one of the most famous actors and opera directors in Italy. Step into the world of cinema and opera and explore its changing faces over the last century with tickets to the Franco Zeffirelli Museum.
Explore the rich history of the Uffizi Gallery, a former palace filled with Renaissance art, and learn about the Medici family, who greatly influenced Florence’s artistic heritage
Step into a world of history and art at the Museum of the Misericordia Brotherhood, where you can set eyes on some of the most significant objects used for centuries by these compassionate souls.
The Accademia, which started as a modest teaching institution in the 1780s, has blossomed into a sanctuary of art, synonymous with Michelangelo’s iconic statue.
This small museum was once a workshop, founded in 1588 and it’s considered one of the most fascinating places in Florence! See mosaics made of semi-precious stones. See the tools used to craft the city’s impressive churches, palaces, furniture and features, and witness fine craftsmanship.
Art, gardens, and one of the best views in Florence – you’ll find all three at Villa Bardini.
Explore the world-renowned Uffizi Gallery, located in the former office quarters of the Medici family, with this skip-the-line ticket. Witness a collection of Renaissance masterpieces at your own pace, featuring works by Michelangelo, Botticelli, Da Vinci, and more.
The National Archaeological Museum will remind you that Florence is more than the Renaissance. See Etruscan, Roman, and Greek artifacts, and also visit the Egyptian Museum – the second largest in all of Italy!
Have your phone at the ready, because at the Selfie Museum in Florence, you’re the work of art. Set in beautiful Florence, the Selfie Museum Firenze features works from over 400 international creatives, each of whom has created spectacular scenarios with plenty of references to iconic artistic movements of the past, as well as current themes.
Step right into an artistic paradise! Nab a priority pass to the Accademia, a cultural goldmine, brimming with awe-inspiring works like Michelangelo’s David – a crown jewel in the world of art. You will see an inspiring collection of 15th-century canvases from Renaissance maestros like Botticelli, Ghirlandaio, and Uccello.
The Uffizi Gallery is the most famous and visited art gallery in Italy, with over 4.5 million visitors every year! Getting a ticket can sometimes be tough, not to mention the long lines snaking out the door.
Step right up and secure a golden ticket to Florence’s dazzling Accademia Gallery – without the pesky queues! With priority access, stroll straight into a world of gothic and Renaissance masterpieces, drinking in the stunning artistry for as long as your heart desires.