Brunelleschi's Dome and Cathedral Complex Reserved Ticket
Overview
Mobile ticket
Get inside the Brunelleschi's dome at a specific time and climb up on the very top for a breathtaking panoramic view. Admire the Last Judgment fresco by Zuccari and Vasari. Before or after your dome visit you have 72h to visit anytime all the other sites of the cathedral complex, including the cathedral itself, the Giotto's bell tower, the baptistery, the crypt of Santa Reparata and the Opera Museum of the Dome, home of the three original doors of the baptistery includin the one made by Ghiberti. The 72h starts at 12am on your visit day.
Additional Info
Public transportation options are available nearby
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
No backpacks and luggages are allowed inside
Your official tickets will be sent the evening before your activity by Whatsapp, iMessage or email.
The Cathedral and the crypt remain closed on Sundays and during Christian holidays
The Cathedral may be closed for liturgical reasons without notice
The Baptistery is undergoing restoration of the mosaics of the vault.
Every first Sunday of the month the Baptistery will close at 2.00 pm.
The Museum is closed on the first Tuesday of each month.
Bell tower is under restoration from 11th till 15th November 24 and can not be visited during these days. Bell tower is under restoration from 3rd till 7th February 25 and can not be visited during these days.
Not reccomended for people who are claustrophobic or suffer from vertigo
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
What‘s Included
Brunelleschi's Dome Reserved entrance at a specific time
Cathedral complex 72-hour anytime pass (bell tower, baptistery, crypt, and cathedral museum)
Cathedral ground floor fast track entry through the crypt entrance
Tour Guide
Audio guide
Meeting and Pickup
Meeting points
End points
This activity ends back at the meeting point.
What To Expect
Cupola Del Brunelleschi
Climb up at the very top of the Brunelleschi's Dome, admire the Last Judgment fresco by Vasari
Museo Dell'opera Del Duomo
Admire the original three doors of the baptistery included the one made by Ghiberti. See a reconstruction of the original facade of the cathedral. Discover one of the three Pieta by Michelangelo.. This ticket is valid 3 days for this site. You can use it to for one access and spend inside how much time you want. Closed the first tuesday of each month.
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Brunelleschi's Dome and Cathedral Complex Reserved Ticket
Reviews
169 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
Super cardio
Emily W,
Sep 8, 2025
- Viator
4.00Be prepared for stairs of the lifetime. A lot of narrow stairs. Not set up for anybody that can be claustrophobic at all. Was very educational glad we did it. The View was amazing although rushed up top it was a very large group that had to get up there a smaller group would have been much better. Because the climb takes so long depending on where you are in that group will depend on how much time you have at the top.
Amazing experience
Jolee S,
Sep 6, 2025
- Viator
5.00Beautiful and very knowledgeable tour guide. Definitely an experience to do on your visit in Florence.
Recommended activity
Carolina G,
Aug 26, 2025
- Viator
5.00Easy and fast communication with the Enterprise, all through mobile and without any problems in the visit.
All right.
Matheus O,
Aug 18, 2025
- Viator
5.00All very good. I had access to all sectors without any problem. They sent me the ticket that gave me access to all the attractions and it was great. I started with the dome and then went to the others. No problems.
A very expensive ticket!
Alessia A,
Aug 4, 2025
- Viator
1.00This was, essentially, the same ticket you can purchase in advance on the Florence Duomo site to climb to the top of the dome. It was just sold a more than double the price. Next time I will buy my ticket direct from the actual website to save!
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