Flow Traveling
Travel the Italian lifestyle.Topping the Brunelleschi’s Dome, the largest masonry vault in the world!
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Inclusions
✓ Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore visit
✓ Brunelleschi’s dome visit
✓ Skip the line ticket for the Dome
✓ Access to the Baptistery of San Giovanni visit
✓ Access to the Museum of Opera del Duomo visit
✓ Access to the Giotto’s bell tower
Tour description
Experience the unparalleled thrill of climbing to the top of Brunelleschi's Dome, an architectural marvel inaugurated in 1436. Begin your journey by exploring the interior of the dome, getting an up-close view of the extraordinary frescoes by Giorgio Vasari and Federico Zuccari that vividly depict the Last Judgment.
Continue your adventure by conquering the 414 steps to reach the pinnacle of this red-brick masterpiece, which towers majestically over Florence. From the lantern to Verrocchio’s golden ball, every step of the climb immerses you in history and breathtaking design. Once at the summit, take in the panoramic views of the city, stretching across the Arno River, the Tuscan hills, and beyond. The view from the Duomo terraces is truly unrivaled—a feast for the eyes and soul.
This unforgettable experience offers the most spectacular way to immerse yourself in the art, history, and beauty of Florence.
Your tickets also grant you the opportunity to explore the magnificent treasures of the Florence Cathedral Complex at your own pace. Climb Giotto’s Bell Tower for another breathtaking view of the city, admire the Baptistery of San Giovanni with its renowned golden ‘Gates of Paradise,’ and marvel at the masterpieces housed in the Opera del Duomo Museum.
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Euro Lover –
Wow what an amazing building! It just dominates the whole square!
Joe –
Buy your tickets with Flow, skip the line and make time to climb the duomo. You get incredible views of the church from above and up close views of the frescoes in the dome. The climb is difficult and steep towards the end, but so worth it. The views are unreal once you get outside and being in such an old and sacred place is indescribable. Take your time at the top and appreciate the architecture before your descent.