Top Tuscany Attractions & Museums

Explore Niki de Saint Phalle’s sculpture garden in Tuscany with an entry ticket. Learn about how the outdoor sculpture project began in the 1970s and about the life of the artist. See the large sculptures and mosaic-work of French-born artist Niki de Saint Phalle in a natural setting during a visit.

Boasting one of the most famous sculptures in the world, the Accademia Gallery attracts lines often in excess of three hours. Spend less time waiting and more time admiring Michelangelo's David with a skip-the-line admission ticket to the gallery—a time saving choice designed for visitors with limited time in Florence.

The introduction to Florence does not end there, your guide will take you further into Florence, choosing sites according to your interests, fully allowing you to get a sense of the city and its history. The tour will then lead you on to the superbly-designed Uffizi gallery. La Galleria degli Uffizi is without doubt one of the world’s top 10 museums and art galleries , and then our tour proceed into the Accademia to see one of the most important and famous sculpture in the world Michelangelo's David. For those of you who have a keen interest in art and history, or for those who really want to get the lowdown on the city but don't necessarily have a lot of time to do it, our Introduction to Florence + Uffizi + Accademia tour is the most comprehensive city + culture tour available, do not settle for less!

Explore one of Tuscany’s most exquisite gardens with this entrance ticket. Move through the Villa Garzoni Garden at your own pace and see a wide selection of plants plus a butterfly house. Learn about the garden’s history, dating back to the 18th century.

Discover an amusement park based on the beloved book The Adventures of Pinocchio with this entrance ticket. The author of Pinocchio, Carlo Lorenzini, was from the town of Collodi in Tuscany where Pinocchio Park is located. See puppet shows, climb aboard old fairground rides, and explore the Pinocchio museum that is filled with illustrations and theater sets.

Save precious time with a priority entry ticket to the fabled Uffizi Gallery and journey through the history of art from the Middle Ages to the Italian Renaissance. Take a 2-hour tour of the galleries with a licensed guide and SMALL group. See highlights such as Botticelli's "Birth of Venus," Caravaggio's "Medusa" and the only painting made on wood by Michelangelo. Then, get some free time to explore on your own and stay as long as you wish at your leisure.

Many visitors are surprised to learn that Florence is home to three “David” statues—but the original masterpiece by Michelangelo is housed within the Accademia Gallery. Feast your eyes on the real thing without wasting time standing in line thanks to priority museum entrance. Whether you want to quickly see the colossal statue and move on or linger among other Renaissance treasures, do so at your own pace.

As one of Florence's most-visited attractions, the Uffizi Gallery (Gallerie Degli Uffizi) can be crowded with long lines, so avoid the hassle of figuring out how to purchase admission or standing in the ticket queue by booking in advance. This skip-the-line admission gives you access to this world-class art museum home to works by Michelangelo, Caravaggio, Da Vinci, and Botticelli, including "The Birth of Venus".

Planning your visit to Florence is not easy, especially when you have limited time and there is so much to see and do. Let us show you the best the city has to offer, stress-free! Save precious holiday time and make the most out of your experience inside this superb Florence art gallery. We provide a hassle-free visit to this incredible museum. Forget about trying to figure out how to reserve, purchase, and pick up tickets. With our simple online booking avoid long lines and confusion. Join us at our easy-to-find meeting point and get problem-free access to one an incredible art collection.

With a priority ticket to Accademia Gallery, you can see Michelangelo's iconic “David” sculpture without spending hours waiting in line. Skipping the long wait means more time inside the popular Florence museum to admire the original larger-than-life statue and other Renaissance treasures like Michelangelo’s “Slaves” and by paintings by Giotto. This ticket-only option is great for independent and budget travelers who prefer to explore at their own pace.

Experience a piece of Italian culture during a cooking class at a medieval castle in Tuscany. You'll have the chance to make pasta as you learn about food and wine in this famously delicious region of Italy.

Florence’s Duomo complex includes more than just the famous red dome, so get the complete Duomo experience on a guided tour that includes the cathedral, baptistery, and Opera del Duomo Museum, where you can see an impressive collection of Renaissance sculpture. Then, easily access other Florence monuments with a hop-on hop-off bus tour that lets you design your own itinerary.

Admire highlights and hidden treasures of Florence’s architectural masterpiece on a tour of the Duomo designed for art lovers. Learn the backstory behind marble sculptures, altarpieces, and paintings of the Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral, and peek inside the charming Museo della Misericordia. Plus, this combo tour includes your choice of a 24- or 48-hour ticket on an hop-on hop-off bus tour so you can visit Florence’s other must-see monuments on your own schedule.

The Florence Duomo is a treasure trove of Renaissance history, but its size can be overwhelming for visitors. Ensure you see the most important works of art inside the Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral, including stained glass by Donatello, a mysterious clock by Paolo Uccello, and a marble choir loft by Bandinelli. Plus, discover the tucked-away gems of the Museo della Misericordia—an ancient collective that most visitors never see.

Get the complete Duomo experience on a tour that gives you access to the top of Brunelleschi's famous brick dome plus terraces that most visitors never see. Look down on Piazza del Duomo and over the famous red rooftops of Florence, and learn the fascinating history of the city's crowning landmark. Plus, you'll get tickets to the bell tower, baptistery, and Duomo museum to visit on your own.

The Uffizi Gallery in Florence is renowned not only for its art collection, but also for daunting lines and a complicated entrance process. With skip-the-line tickets, avoid hours of standing around in the heat so you have more time inside the museum to admire works by Michelangelo, Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, and other Renaissance masters. As a bonus, a professional coordinator will greet you at a meeting point and help guide you smoothly through the logistics.

Spend a few hours exploring Florence’s famous Accademia Gallery. Enjoy skip-the-line access with pre-booked tickets to this often sold out museum and access to to a professional coordinator to ensure smooth entry. See amazing paintings by Boticelli and works by the great Renaissance artist Michelangelo, including the unfinished Prisoners (or Slaves), St. Matthew, and his masterpiece, the statue of David.

The magnificent Duomo of Siena is one of the highlights of Siena’s UNESCO-listed historic center, but its popularity means that you could spend a long time queuing outside. This skip-the-line ticket ensures priority entrance and offers access to the Cathedral, the Piccolomini Library, the Baptistery of San Giovanni, the museum, and the Crypt.

Step inside the creative mind of Leonardo Da Vinci with skip-the-line entrance to the Leonardo Da Vinci Museum in Florence. Your admission ticket offers unlimited access, so you can spend as long you like exploring the exhibitions and admiring Leonardo’s Machines, created from the famous Da Vinci Codes.

Bustling Florence is encircled by some of the most beautiful countryside in Tuscany, and with this unique experience, you can savor the picturesque landscape while on horseback. Ride with a guide through the rolling hills as the sun sets, stopping to enjoy the view and snap photos. End at a family farmhouse to relax over a traditional Tuscan dinner served with local wine.

Maximize your limited time in the Tuscan capital with the 2-day CityPass. Avoid the long waits at the Accademia Gallery, Duomo, and Uffizi Gallery with skip-the-line tickets. The pass also enables you to effortlessly traverse the city, thanks to 48 hours of unlimited public transit access. Once on foot, navigate the city center using an interactive offline map on the CityPass app.

Discover Palazzo Vecchio, a symbol of civic power in the city of Florence for over seven centuries. Explore this stunning monument and learn about the different functions of the town hall throughout history. Your ticket includes access to the museum, where you can admire the famous Salone del Cinquecento. See the collection of art now housed within the palace.

Make the most of your precious time in Florence with priority entrance tickets to the world-famous Accademia Gallery, best known as the home of Michelangelo's 'David' statue. Beat the crowds that are a constant at this popular attraction, and head straight inside the hallowed halls to feast your eyes on the iconic sculpture plus masterworks of Renaissance painting by Botticelli, Ghirlandaio, and many others. Stay as long as you like during museum opening hours, and view the art at your own pace.

Florence's remarkable Duomo is the city's most quintessential landmark. The monument, an impressive construction adorned with a white, pink, and green marble facade and elegant campanile (bell tower), dominates the city’s skyline. Filippo Brunelleschi's red-tiled cupola caps the building like a crown. Today, the cathedral holds the title of the 4th largest in the world (after St Peter’s in the Vatican, St Paul’s in London and the Milanese Duomo). Visit Duomo Florence and witness the skill, artistry, and achievements with your own eyes… But before you go, learn a bit more about the events that shaped it, brick by brick. Florentine cathedral dedicated to Santa Maria del Fiore is a vast renaissance structure erected on the site of Santa Reparata church from the 7th century. In fact, you can still see its remains in the crypt.