Florence Cathedral and Dome
Duomo
The famous red-tiled dome, with a climb for views and an ornate marble façade.
- Suggested time: 2h 30m
- Book ahead
- Suits: Culture lovers · Photographers
Daily; timed access varies by monument
21 places, 8 of them free and 8 tours and activities. The cradle of the Renaissance, packed with art and hilltop views.
Duomo
The famous red-tiled dome, with a climb for views and an ornate marble façade.
Daily; timed access varies by monument
Centro
One of the world’s great art museums, with Botticelli’s Birth of Venus and much more.
Tuesday–Sunday, roughly 8:15–18:30; closed Mondays
San Marco
Michelangelo’s David stands under a purpose-built dome, alongside his unfinished Prisoners.
Tuesday–Sunday, roughly 8:15–18:50
Centro
A medieval bridge lined with jewellers’ shops, glowing at golden hour.
Open-air; always accessible
Oltrarno
The classic hilltop viewpoint over the Duomo, river and terracotta rooftops.
Open-air; best at sunset
Oltrarno
Renaissance gardens behind Palazzo Pitti with fountains, statues and shaded walks.
Daily, hours vary by season
San Lorenzo
A large iron-and-glass market hall with stalls downstairs and a busy food court above.
Daily, roughly 8:00–midnight (upstairs); market shuts mid-afternoon
Oltrarno
Cross the river to find leather, paper and woodwork studios in a village-like quarter.
Workshops typically open weekdays; closed Sundays
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