Grande Museo del Duomo di Milano tours, things to do and tickets

Explore Florentine art and architecture on a tour that gets you past the typical long lines at the Accademia Gallery and the Duomo. See Michelangelo’s David in the uncrowded morning hours, then get an in-depth tour of the Duomo, including the exclusive rooftop terraces, usually not accessible by the general public. With all entrance fees included and a small group of just 18 guests max for a more intimate experience, there’s no better way to see Florence’s top attractions.

Join our Florence Opera Duomo tour! It is a complete experience for those who want to know the hystory of the Cathedral, the Brunelleschi Dome and much more!
Meet your guide at the central door of the Cathedral of Florence at 10:45am.
You will visit Baptistery and Museum of Opera del Duomo, with the original Door of Paradise, the Pietà by Michelangelo, and many other Renaissance works.
Your guide will take you inside the Cathedral, which includes the Santa Reparata Crypt too!
At the end of the tour your expert guide will accompany you to the entrance of the Brunelleschi Dome, and you will climb it in complete autonomy.
At the top you will see the amazing landscape of Florence. From the inside of the Dome you can admire the Renaissance frescoes by Giorgio Vasari: the Last Jugement, inspired by those by Michelangelo in the Sixtine Chapel.
After the tour you can climb the Giotto Bell Tower on your own with the same ticket, within 72 hours time.

Discover Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral, a treasure chest of inestimable artistic treasures. Lead by your expert Guide you will enjoy the beauty of the marble choir of Bandinelli, the precious stained-glass windows worked by Donatello, Ghiberti and Andrea del Castagno and the singular and mysterious clock by Paolo Uccello. Then the immense precious interior of the Dome entirely frescoed by Vasari, the biggest fresco in the world. After that, you have the chance to visit Museo della Misericordia with its works of arts and amazing view on the Cathedral Square. Then, just a few steps to reach the Arno River and embark on your Cruise. Bridges, churches, towers, gardens and palaces slide in front of your eyes like in a beautiful film while the boat silently slip zero-emission on the water, giving you the opportunity to admire the city of the Renaissance from a privileged and unpublished point of view: there are places and glimpses of rare beauty visible only from the river!