Every price in one table
| What | Price | Channel | Dome included |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cathedral nave | Free | — | ✘ |
| Ghiberti Pass | €15 | Official | ✘ |
| Giotto Pass | €20 | Official | ✘ |
| Cathedral + baptistery + audio guide | €23 | Tiqets | ✘ |
| Bell tower + cathedral + museum | €29.9 | Tiqets | ✘ |
| Baptistery + cathedral + museum + audio guide | €31 | Tiqets | ✘ |
| Brunelleschi Pass | €35 | Official | ✔ |
| Dome + cathedral fast track | €58 | Tiqets | ✔ |
| Guided tour with the climb | €74 | Tiqets | ✔ |
| The Florence Pass (+ Uffizi & Accademia) | €92.5 | Tiqets | ✔ |
| Guided cathedral entry (budget) | €7 | Tiqets | ✘ |
Discounts and free options
- Ages 0–6: free at every monument of the complex.
- Ages 7–14: reduced rates on official passes — exact amounts on duomo.firenze.it.
- Residents and special categories: concessions are managed by the Opera — verify on the official site before buying.
- The cathedral nave: free for everyone, always — with the queue that comes with it.
- Mass: entry for worship is free, but without the tourist route.
When paying more pays off
Treat the gap between €35 and €58 as insurance:
- Official slots sold out: the fast track often keeps availability after the official calendar fills — the number-one use case.
- Fixed dates: many Tiqets options cancel free up to 24 hours ahead; the official pass generally doesn't.
- One day only: priority entry and support when things go sideways are worth more than the mark-up.
Conversely: trip planned weeks ahead with flexible dates? The officialBrunelleschi Pass is unbeatable on price.
The trick to never paying twice
Passes last 3 days from first use with one entry per monument. The mistake to avoid: buying a single baptistery ticket today and a pass tomorrow. Plan theorder of visits first, then buy once.
