
Florence Cathedral Tickets and Tours
Florence self-guided audio tour
Explore Florence at your own pace! Enjoy an app containing over 130 points of interest, famous transport routes, sightseeing itineraries and walking tours.
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Florence 3 attractions pass with hop-on hop-off bus and audio guide
Explore Florence's finest with visits to Uffizi Gallery, Accademia Gallery, and the Duomo. Enjoy seamless sightseeing with a 24-hour bus ticket.
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Historic Center Guided Tour with Cathedral and Terrace Access
Discover Florence's rich history with an expert guide. Enjoy priority access to the Duomo and panoramic views from Brunelleschi's Dome.
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World audio guide with TravelMate app
Make the most of your time in 33 cities around the world with this TravelMate app on your smartphone. Listen to detailed audio commentaries in your language.
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Italy audio guide with TravelMate app
Make the most of your time in 14 Italian cities with this TravelMate app on your smartphone. Listen to interesting stories and curiosities narrated in your language.
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Florence audio guide with TravelMate app
Explore Florence at your leisure with this TravelMate app on your mobile device. Don't miss anything and learn interesting facts about the city.
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Full-day tour to Florence and Pisa from Rome
Book this Full-day tour to Pisa and Florence from Rome and discover two incredible cities in just one day
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Florence Cathedral Guided Tour with Dome and Rooftop Terraces Access
Enjoy this skip-the-line tour of Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral and get the chance to climb the terraces and up to Brunelleschi's Dome!
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Florence semi-private tour with Uffizi and Accademia
Spend the day discovering the Duomo and Florence's historic center. Dive into the Renaissance by visiting the Uffizi and the Accademia Gallery.
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The inside story
Standing tall amid the iconic city skyline is the majestic Florence Cathedral (officially known as the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore) and its red-tiled cupola. A symbol of this glorious city and marked by its Gothic beauty, no trip to Florence is complete without entering its hallowed bronze doors.
A hundred and fifty years in the making, it was Arnolfo di Cambio who first started working on it in 1296. Its lofty dome was added much later in 1436 by Filippo Brunelleschi. His revolutionary design, which incorporates a second inner dome and interlocking brickwork to reduce the structure's enormous weight, was celebrated as a feat of engineering. Brunelleschi’s dome remains the largest ever constructed in brick.