Is the Brunelleschi Dome included in the Florence Card?

No. The entire cathedral complex (dome, bell tower, baptistery, cathedral museum) is not included — that's the Florence Card's biggest gap. If you want to climb the dome, you also need the Brunelleschi Pass.

How does the free-for-kids policy work?

Children under 18 travelling with a cardholder enter every Florence Card attraction free. A cardholding adult must be present.

What is the Florence Card Restart?

Once your 72 hours have expired, you can extend the card by another 48 hours for €28. The extension is digital-only.

Is the Florence Card really worth it?

Only if you visit at least five large museums in 72 hours. For just Uffizi + Accademia + Palazzo Vecchio, separate tickets are about €14 cheaper.

What smartphone requirements apply to the digital card?

iOS 16.0 or higher, Android 11.0 or higher. Older devices can't use the digital card — a physical card collected in Florence is the alternative.

Which time slots do I need to reserve?

For Uffizi, Accademia and the Brancacci Chapel. Everything else can be visited without an advance reservation.

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Florence Card (official Firenze Card)

60+ museums in 72 h — Palazzo Vecchio, Bargello & Medici Chapels exclusive. Kids under 18 free.

from €94.00

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Validity: 72 hours

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Our verdict — is this pass right for you?

Worth it if …

Families with children under 18 (all free) and heavy sightseers who want to tick off at least five large museums in 72 hours. The only card that covers Palazzo Vecchio, Bargello and the Medici Chapels in a pass format. Free cancellation up to 24 h before via GetYourGuide.

Not worth it if …

You want to climb the Brunelleschi Dome, or you only have 1–2 large museums planned — both speak against the Florence Card. For just Uffizi + Accademia + Palazzo Vecchio, separate tickets are about €14 cheaper.

Best alternative

Florence City Pass

For travellers without a Palazzo Vecchio focus, the Florence City Pass is usually the better pick. Pre-reservation for Uffizi and Accademia is included, plus a walking tour. Duration freely chosen between 1 and 7 days.

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Highlights

60+ museums, churches & sights
Includes Palazzo Vecchio, Bargello, Medici Chapels
Children under 18 in the family free
Free cancellation up to 24 h before (via GetYourGuide)

Uffizi Gallery

UNESCO World Heritage

Galleria dell'Accademia

Michelangelo's David

Everything included

Uffizi Gallery (time slot reservable)
Galleria dell'Accademia (David, time slot reservable)
Palazzo Pitti & Boboli Garden
Palazzo Vecchio
Palazzo Medici Riccardi
Medici Chapels
Bargello
Brancacci Chapel (time slot reservable)
San Marco
+ around 50 more museums, churches and sights

Extras & discounts

Children under 18 in the cardholder's family enter free
Available as a physical card OR digitally (iOS 16+ / Android 11+)

Cancellation terms

GetYourGuide variant: free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start date (full refund).

Who is this pass made for?

Families with kids under 18

All children under 18 in the cardholder's family enter free. With two children, the card is almost always the cheapest option.

Heavy sightseers with 72 hours

You want Palazzo Vecchio + Bargello + Medici Chapels + Uffizi + David in three days — only this card covers all of them as a pass.

Cancel-friendly travellers

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start date via GetYourGuide — the only Florence pass with that policy.

Not included — what else you might need

These highlights are not in this pass. We show which other pass covers each one.

Cathedral complex (dome, bell tower, baptistery, museum)

Solution: Brunelleschi Pass The Brunelleschi Pass (from €51.92) covers the entire cathedral complex — the Florence Card's biggest gap.
Audio guides

Solution: Tiqets Florence Pass The Tiqets Pass includes a digital audio guide with 70+ Florence sights.
Vasari Corridor

Solution: Slow Tuscany 5-Day Pass Only included in the Slow Tuscany 5-day pass.

Direct comparison with other Florence passes

Florence Card vs. Florence City Pass

This pass

GetYourGuide

Florence Card

from €94.00

Advantages of this pass

Palazzo Vecchio, Bargello, Medici Chapels included
60+ sights instead of 22
Children under 18 in the family free
Free cancellation up to 24 h before via GetYourGuide

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Alternative

Turbopass

Florence City Pass

from €48.90

Where the other pass wins

Pre-reservation for Uffizi and Accademia included
Separate child and teen prices (attractive for solo parents and small families)
Florence walking tour included
Hop-on hop-off available as add-on

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Florence Card vs. Brunelleschi Pass

This pass

GetYourGuide

Florence Card

from €94.00

Advantages of this pass

60+ museums and sights — very broad selection
Uffizi, Accademia, Palazzo Vecchio included
Children under 18 free

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Alternative

Headout / Opera del Duomo

Brunelleschi Pass

from €51.92

Where the other pass wins

Brunelleschi Dome — the only pass route to the dome
Audio guide in 5 languages for the cathedral complex
Significantly lower entry investment (from €51.92)

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Practical info & provider details

Activation & time slots: 72 hours from first activation. Time slots for Uffizi, Accademia and the Brancacci Chapel must be reserved in advance.
Format: Available as a physical card OR digitally (iOS 16+ / Android 11+). The physical card is collected in Florence.
Children & families: Children under 18 in the cardholder's family enter free.
Usage rules: Each attraction can be entered once.
Cancellation: Free cancellation via GetYourGuide up to 24 h before the start date (full refund).
Extension: Florence Card Restart: 48-hour extension of an already-expired card for €28 (digital only).

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