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Florence Duomo tickets: the complete map of your options

Three official passes, audio-guide bundles, fast track, guided tours and combos with the Uffizi and Accademia: every way into the Duomo complex, sorted by what you actually need.

  • From €15 (Ghiberti Pass)
  • Dome = timed slot only
  • Free cancellation on many options
  • Combos save ~5%
Please note:This is an independent guide and information website. It is not the official website of the Florence Duomo and we are not affiliated with the Opera di Santa Maria del Fiore. Tickets are sold through authorised partners such as Tiqets. For official channels, visit duomo.firenze.it.

Most booked tickets & tours

Every option in one table

Prices recorded August 2026 (full rates). Sources: duomo.firenze.it and Tiqets. Verify at purchase.
TicketPriceDomeStrengths
Ghiberti Pass (official)€15Baptistery + crypt + museum at the minimum price
Giotto Pass (official)€20Adds the bell tower: a panorama with no slot needed
Cathedral + baptistery + audio guide (Tiqets)€23The central pair with the explanations included
Bell tower + cathedral + museum (Tiqets)€29.9The Giotto formula with easy booking, 4.2/5
Baptistery + cathedral + museum + audio guide (Tiqets)€31The Ghiberti formula plus audio guide
Brunelleschi Pass (official)€35The only pass with the dome; the whole complex over 3 days
Dome + cathedral fast track (Tiqets)€58 €69Priority entry, 4.4/5 from 2,000+ reviews
Guided tour: dome + cathedral (Tiqets)€74EN/ES guide, entries handled, historical context
The Florence Pass (Tiqets)€92.5Duomo + Uffizi + Accademia in one purchase

Choose by the traveller you are

Family with young children

Ghiberti Pass or an audio-guide bundle. No climbs: thebaptistery mosaics, the cryptand the museum — where Brunelleschi's wooden machines charm kids too. Under-7s go free everywhere.

One day in Florence

Dome + cathedral fast track. You skip the waits that matter and compress the day: dome at dawn, cathedral mid-afternoon. Energy left over? The museum rarely has a queue worth mentioning.

Climbing the dome for the lowest price

The official €35 Brunelleschi Pass — if you book weeks ahead. Slots gone? The fast track is the plan B that usually stays available.

No stairs, maximum art

The Ghiberti formula with audio guide. The complex's best works — the original Gates of Paradise, Michelangelo's Pietà, Donatello's Magdalene — all sit at ground level.

The "big three" weekend

The Florence Pass. Duomo, Uffizi and Accademia together — worth it only if you'll genuinely visit all three, so sum the individual tickets first.

How buying works, step by step

  • 1. Sort the dome first. If it's on the list, its slot dictates the whole calendar.
  • 2. Buy online. The physical ticket office means queues — and same-day dome slots almost never exist.
  • 3. Save the QR to your phone. Tiqets tickets arrive instantly by email and work offline.
  • 4. Carry ID. Dome tickets are name-registered since 2025.
  • 5. Check the hours. Every monument keeps its own — the table prevents surprises.
Piazza del Duomo in Florence, the starting point for visiting the complex
Piazza del Duomo: six monuments, one square — and the right ticket for each.

Frequently asked questions

Which ticket do I need for the Florence Duomo?

It depends on what you want to see: the cathedral nave is free; the dome requires the Brunelleschi Pass (€35); the bell tower, baptistery, crypt and museum need only the Giotto (€20) or Ghiberti Pass (€15). Tiqets bundles start around €23.

Should I buy on the official site or on Tiqets?

The official site has the lowest base prices; Tiqets adds fast-track entry, free cancellation on many options, support, and availability when official slots are gone. In high season, that flexibility is often worth the difference.

Are Duomo tickets refundable?

Official passes are generally non-refundable. Many Tiqets options include free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead — check the conditions of the specific offer before buying.

Can I buy tickets on site the same day?

For the baptistery, museum and bell tower — often yes. For the dome — almost never: slots sell out weeks ahead. Booking online before your trip is the safe play.

Is there a single ticket for the Duomo, Uffizi and Accademia?

Yes: Tiqets' Florence Pass (~€92) bundles the big three. It pays off only if you'd visit all of them anyway — add up the individual tickets first.

Are the tickets name-registered?

The dome ticket has been name-registered since 1 March 2025 — carry ID. The other monuments currently do not require it, but rules change: verify on duomo.firenze.it.

Facts checked against the official site duomo.firenze.it — duomo.firenze.it