Combo tickets to visit the Santa Maria del Fiore Complex

Florence: one square, six monuments, three Passes

The heart of Florence and its historic town center, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Piazza Duomo leaves you breathless with its concentration of beauty, art and history. Here, in fact, are the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, with the Brunelleschi’s Dome and the Crypt of Santa Reparata, Giotto's Bell Tower, the Baptistery and the Museo dell'Opera del Duomo (Museum of the Works of the Cathedral), inside which is preserved one of the world's largest collections of sculpture from the Middle Ages and the Florentine Renaissance, with the original masterpieces that have decorated the monuments of Piazza Duomo over the centuries: works by Michelangelo, Donatello, Brunelleschi and Ghiberti, to name but a few.

Museo dell’Opera del Duomo - Credit: Sailko

Monuments that represent more than 700 years of history and beauty and that together are part of the Santa Maria del Fiore Complex can be visited using these convenient and affordable Passes:

Brunelleschi Pass
This is a combo ticket that includes access to all the monuments in Piazza del Duomo: Cathedral, Baptistery, Bell Tower, Dome, Museum and the ancient basilica of Santa Reparata, inside the Cathedral.
The Pass is valid for 3 days, with no time constraints. Validity starts from the date selected for the visit to the Dome (the only attraction for which you are required to select and respect date and time).

Giotto Pass
This is the combo ticket that allows you to visit all monuments in Piazza Duomo except the Dome: Cathedral, Baptistery, Bell Tower, Museum and the ancient basilica of Santa Reparata.
The Pass is valid for 3 days, starting from the date chosen at the time of booking, with no time constraints.

Ghiberti Pass
This is the combo ticket that allows for access to the Cathedral, Baptistery, Museo dell’Opera del Duomo and the ancient basilica of Santa Reparata.
The Pass is valid for 3 days, starting from the date chosen at the time of booking, with no time constraints.

Some useful information before your visit:

Giotto’s Bell Tower involves a walk up a flight of 414 steps and there is no elevator; to reach the top of the Dome you need to walk up 463 steps and again there is no elevator.
In both cases, therefore, people with cardiovascular disease, respiratory disease, those who suffer from vertigo, claustrophobia and pregnant women are strongly advised against visiting the bell tower; the climb is also prohibited to minors who are not accompanied by an adult.
For entry into the Cathedral and Baptistery clothing must be appropriate for a place of worship.
The Museo dell’ Opera del Duomo has three floors and a rooftop terrace, which are fully accessible.

For more information and purchase of the Pass click here.