When can I make a reservation for the Uffizi Gallery and the Galleria dell'Accademia?

You book your visit to both top attractions when you purchase the City Pass - simply give us your preferred date and we will do the rest for you. Your tickets will then be displayed in the digital pass at least one to two weeks before your chosen visit date.

Is the use of my City Pass linked to a visit to the Uffizi Gallery or the Galleria dell'Accademia?

No, not at all! You can use your Florence City Pass independently of these top attractions and start with any attraction you like. The use of the City Pass does include a visit to the Uffizi Gallery and the Accademia Gallery, but these can take place at any time during the validity period of your pass - you don't have to start with them.

How many times can I visit each attraction?

With your City Pass, you can visit each included attraction once during the validity period. Once you have visited an attraction, it is used for this pass and cannot be used again. The exception is the 5-day ticket for Palazzo Pitti and the Boboli Gardens in Florence. This ticket is linked to a visit to the Uffizi Gallery - and once you have visited this world-famous museum, you have free access to Palazzo Pitti and the beautiful Boboli Gardens for five days, as often and as long as you like.

Do I need to book for the attractions?

For some visits or tours you do need a reservation. For the Florence City Pass, this applies in particular to the bike tour and the city tour. You will receive all the important information, contacts and addresses together with your digital City Pass by e-mail. These special booking instructions apply to Florence : Uffizi Gallery and Galleria dell'Accademia : When booking the City Pass, you specify a day and time for your visit to these two top attractions - we will then make the reservation for you, you don't have to do anything else. Hop-on hop-off bus: You can add the 24-hour ticket as an option when booking. Guided tours: You can find the booking information for the guided city tour and bike tour in your digital City Pass.

What happens if I miss my reserved time slots for the Uffizi Gallery or Galleria dell'Accademia?

If you miss your reserved time slot, we unfortunately cannot guarantee an alternative date as these attractions are often fully booked. Therefore, please allow enough time and arrive on time. In the event of unforeseen problems, please contact our customer service team as soon as possible.

How does the City Pass work on site?

Simply show your digital City Pass at the respective attraction. In most cases, this will give you direct entry, sometimes you will be issued a free ticket. At our partner shops and for the discounted excursions, you show the pass before your purchase or order to receive your discount.

Can I use my City Pass even if I'm not visiting the Uffizi and Accademia?

Absolutely! Even without these two top attractions, your Florence City Pass still offers plenty of highlights: the Leonardo Interactive Museum®, the Museo Casa Buonarroti, the synagogue, guided tours, bike hire and many other museums and attractions. Even then, the pass is definitely worth it.

Are there special prices and rules for children and young people?

Yes, there are different price categories for the Florence City Pass: Children (5-14 years): reduced price Teenagers (15-17 years): reduced price Adults (18 years and over): regular price

Is the City Pass worthwhile for young people?

Definitely! The Florence City Pass is calculated in such a way that after visiting just three or four attractions you will not only save time and nerves, but also real money - this applies to all price categories of the Turbo Pass. We have special discounted prices for anyone between the ages of 5 and 17, making exploring Florence particularly affordable. Simply bring proof of age and enjoy the diversity of the Renaissance city in a relaxed manner - financially clever and time-saving at the same time!

How many days do I realistically need for all the attractions?

The Florence City Pass allows you to explore the beautiful Renaissance city of Florence at your own pace. Every city traveller has different priorities here - we recommend that you enjoy the trip and experience the special ambience of Florence. For the most important highlights such as the Uffizi Gallery, Galleria dell'Accademia and a city tour, 2-3 days are perfect for soaking up the atmosphere of the city in a relaxed way. If you would like to discover a lot and are also planning excursions to Siena, 4-5 days are ideal. You can take as much time as you need - some museums invite you to linger longer, while other attractions can be explored more quickly.

Which attractions should I visit first?

The guided city tour is the perfect way to get an overview of the city. This allows you to make specific plans as to which attractions you would like to visit on the following days. Pro tip: If you have booked the hop-on hop-off tour, this is ideal for an initial orientation. You will get a wonderful overview of Florence and can decide which parts of the city you would like to explore on foot.

Is there a recommended route or a daily plan?

Again, the "right" route depends very much on your preferences. In general, we recommend: Day 1 for the city tour and orientation in the historic city centre. Day 2 with the Uffizi Gallery and the Galleria dell'Accademia - a wonderful walk through the artistic heart of the Renaissance. If you are planning a trip to Siena, allow half a day to a whole day for this. Leave time for breaks in the many cosy cafés between visits - Florence is perfect for a stroll!

How do I get to the attractions?

Most attractions in Florence are very centrally located in the historic city centre and can be easily reached on foot. The centre of Florence is compact and wonderful to explore on foot. If you have booked the hop-on hop-off tour, it will take you comfortably to the most important points outside the city centre. For the bike hire included in your pass, you will receive all the necessary information in your digital documents.

Which attractions are particularly suitable for families with children?

The Leonardo Interactive Museum® is particularly child-friendly with interactive elements that will delight young visitors. The guided bike tour is fun for children because they can actively discover the city. The Museo degli Innocenti also offers young visitors fascinating insights into the history of Florence. And the city's many beautiful squares and parks invite children to linger and play.

Which attractions are particularly photogenic/instagram-worthy?

Florence is a true paradise for photographers and Instagram lovers! These spots from your City Pass offer you the perfect motifs: Galleria dell' Accademia Michelangelo's David is one of the most photographed works of art in the world - an absolute must-have for your Instagram! The impressive sculpture in front of the stylish museum background makes for unforgettable shots. Uffizi Gallery Botticelli's "Birth of Venus" is not only world-famous, but also incredibly photogenic. The magnificent halls of the Uffizi itself, with their Renaissance architecture, offer wonderful backgrounds for your art photos. Orsanmichele This unique church with its impressive Gothic architecture and ornate niche sculptures on the outer façade is a real insider tip for architectural photos. Synagogue and Jewish Museum The Moorish architecture of the synagogue with its magnificent dome offers spectacular interior and exterior shots that clearly stand out from the typical Renaissance style. City tour and bicycle tour Both tours take you to the most photogenic places in the city! From the Ponte Vecchio to the Piazza della Signoria and the cathedral - perfect for authentic impressions of Florence. Pro tip: The best time for photos is early in the morning or late in the afternoon, when the warm light makes the Renaissance architecture shine. With your City Pass, you can plan flexibly and make the most of the perfect lighting conditions!

How does admission to the Uffizi Gallery work with my City Pass?

Your Florence City Pass contains a voucher for the Uffizi Gallery, not the direct admission ticket. Please follow these simple steps to ensure smooth entry: Step 1: Collect your ticket On the day of your reserved visit, go to the Slow Tour Tuscany Office at least 15 minutes before your admission time: Address: Lungarno degli Acciaiuoli, 10, 50123 Firenze Show your digital City Pass there A team member will hand you your admission ticket Step 2: To the Uffizi Gallery With the ticket you have received, go directly to the entrance of the Uffizi Gallery. Thanks to your pre-booking, you can avoid the normal queues and enter at your booked time. Important note : Allow enough time to collect your ticket so that you arrive at the Uffizi Gallery relaxed and on time. The pick-up point is located in the centre of Florence, just a few minutes' walk from the Uffizi Gallery. You can find all the exact details about collection and the process in your digital City Pass.

How does admission to the Galleria dell'Accademia work with my City Pass?

Your Florence City Pass contains a voucher for the Galleria dell'Accademia, not the direct admission ticket. Please follow these simple steps to ensure smooth admission: Step 1: Collect your ticket On the day of your reserved visit, go to the collection point at least 15 minutes before your admission time: Address: Piazza delle Belle Arti 2, 50122 Florence (right next to the Accademia entrance) Show your digital City Pass there A Slow Tour Tuscany team member will hand you your admission ticket Step 2: To the Galleria dell' Accademia With the ticket you have received, go directly to the entrance of the Galleria dell'Accademia. Thanks to your pre-booking, you can avoid the normal queues and enter at your booked time to admire Michelangelo's David. Important information : Opening hours of the Slow Tour Tuscany office 8.30 to 13.00 + 2.00 to 17.00 (from 16 March to 31 October) 8.30 to 13.00 (01.11. to 15.03.) Practical advantage : The pick-up point is conveniently located right next to the Accademia entrance, so you only have a few steps between ticket pick-up and the museum entrance. You can also find all the exact details about collection and the process in your digital City Pass. Can I remove the Uffizi Gallery and Galleria dell'Accademia from my pass? Yes, you can! If the available dates don't suit your travel plans or you have already visited these attractions, you can exclude them when booking and then pay a lower price for your City Pass.

How does the hop-on hop-off bus ticket work with my City Pass?

If you have added the 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus ticket to your Florence City Pass, your pass will include a voucher, not the direct bus ticket. To use it, please follow these simple steps: Step 1: Pick up your ticket Go to the Slow Tour Tuscany Office and pick up your bus ticket: Address: Lungarno degli Acciaiuoli, 10, 50123 Firenze Show your digital City Pass there A team member will give you your 24-hour hop-on hop-off ticket Step 2: Start your city tour With the ticket you have received, you can board the buses at any stop. You will receive free audio commentary and can hop on and off as often as you like for 24 hours to explore Florence at your own pace. Important note : Opening hours of the Slow Tour Tuscany office 8.30 am to 1.00 pm + 2.00 pm to 5.00 pm (from 16 March to 31 October) 8.30 to 13.00 (01.11. to 15.03.) Flexible use : You can collect and use the bus ticket independently of your other City Pass activities. It is valid for 24 hours from the first use.

What is the difference between the Uffizi Gallery and the Galleria dell'Accademia?

The Uffizi Gallery and the Accademia Gallery offer you two completely different but equally fascinating art experiences in the heart of the Renaissance. The Uffizi: a journey through the entire history of Western art Prepare yourself for an overwhelming encounter with the quintessence of Western art! One of the world's most important art collections awaits you in 45 rooms. You will stand before instantly recognisable masterpieces such as Botticelli's legendary "Birth of Venus" and his enchanting "Spring", discover Leonardo da Vinci's "Annunciation" and admire Caravaggio's intense "Bacchus". The Uffizi Gallery takes you on a fascinating journey through time from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance and Modernism - all under one roof. Here you can experience the development of art over several centuries and understand how style, technique and artistic vision have changed over time. The Galleria dell'Accademia: an intimate rendezvous with Michelangelo The Accademia offers you a completely different, but no less moving experience. Here you stand face to face with Michelangelo's world-famous David - a moment that will leave you speechless. But the gallery has even more to offer: You'll discover Michelangelo's unfinished "Prisoners" or "Slaves", which give you a rare and intimate insight into the genius' creative process. These fascinating sculptures show the raw transformation of marble into lifelike figures and allow you to experience Michelangelo's artistic philosophy of "non finito" at first hand. It is a profound, almost spiritual encounter with art that is both educational and deeply moving. Conclusion The two museums complement each other perfectly: while the Uffizi gives you a broad overview of Western art history, the Accademia allows you an intense, personal encounter with one of the greatest artists of all time. Together they offer you the complete Florence art experience - and both are included in your City Pass with fast track entry!

Can I visit the Uffizi and the Galleria dell'Accademia in one day?

Yes, it's generally possible, but we recommend you allow enough time to fully appreciate the treasures of both museums! If you are really interested in art and want to immerse yourself in the works during your visits, we recommend that you spread your visits over two days. However, if this is not possible and you will be visiting both attractions on the same day, we have the following tips for you: Timing is crucial The Galleria dell'Accademia is more compact with its focussed offer and can be experienced intensively in about 1-2 hours. You can concentrate fully on Michelangelo's David and the fascinating unfinished "Prisoners" - an intimate but complete art experience. The Uffizi Gallery, on the other hand, is much more extensive: with 45 rooms full of masterpieces by Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, Caravaggio and many others, you could easily spend a whole day there. You should plan at least 2-3 hours for an initial, yet impressive tour. Our tip for the perfect art day Start the morning at the Accademia - the intense experience of Michelangelo's works is a wonderful introduction. After a relaxing lunch break in one of Florence's charming cafés, head to the Uffizi Gallery. This gives you time to see the most important highlights without being rushed. You are flexible with your City Pass As both attractions are already included in your Florence City Pass and you have fixed time slots, you can plan your visit perfectly.

What happens if one of the attractions is closed due to overcrowding or other reasons?

With your reservations, you have guaranteed time slots for the two most famous and important attractions in Florence. However, if unforeseen problems occur, please contact our customer service directly - we will help you find a solution.

How does the optional ticket for the hop-on hop-off bus work?

If you have booked the 24-hour ticket, you will receive all the details with your digital City Pass. You can hop on and off at any stop and of course have access to the free audio commentary. Simply show your City Pass to an employee of the bus provider and you will receive your ticket.

How does a visit to Siena work?

Siena Cathedral and the Palazzo delle Papesse are already included in your City Pass. You will receive all the information you need for your excursion in your digital documents. Siena is easily accessible from Florence by public transport or organised tours.

Is the transfer included in the excursions?

That depends on the tour included in your Florence City Pass: For coach excursions: Transfer included For all excursions that are organised by coach (such as tours to Tuscany or Siena), the transfer is already included in the price. You will be picked up in comfort and brought back after the tour. For the bike tour: travelling to the meeting point yourself The guided bike tour starts outside the city at the bike hire centre. You will need to organise your own journey to the meeting point. You will receive all the necessary information about the exact address and directions with your digital City Pass. It is usually easy to get there by public transport or a short taxi journey. In your digital City Pass, you will find precise information on meeting points, pick-up times and transfer details for each tour. This means you can plan your excursions perfectly and always know what to expect.

Are the discount partners worth it?

Definitely! The partner discounts are a real bonus to your City Pass. You get discounts on wine tours in the Chianti region, culinary experiences and various services in Florence. Especially if you are in the city for several days and want to explore the region, you can add that extra special something to your trip with the discounts on excursions and wine tastings. In your digital City Pass documents you will find a complete list of all partner offers with the exact discounts.

Are audio guides or guided tours included?

The audio commentary is included free of charge with the hop-on hop-off tour. The guided city tour is already included in your City Pass. This varies for other attractions - some have free audio guides, others are available for a small fee. You can find all the details about which services are included where in your City Pass documents.

Is there free WiFi at the attractions?

Most museums in Florence offer free WiFi. Wi-Fi is also often available on the hop-on hop-off buses. In general, Wi-Fi coverage in Florence's tourist areas is pretty good, so you should always find a way to stay connected.

Is there somewhere I can leave my belongings/are there lockers?

Larger museums such as the Uffizi and the Galleria dell'Accademia usually have lockers or a cloakroom where you can leave your belongings safely. Please note that large bags and rucksacks are not allowed in some museums - so only pack the essentials. There are also luggage lockers at Santa Maria Novella Central Station if you are travelling with heavy luggage.

Are the attractions accessible?

Most modern museums in Florence are barrier-free. Some historical buildings such as the Uffizi Gallery have restricted access - it's best to check with the museum in question beforehand. Some of the hop-on hop-off buses are barrier-free; it's best to ask the staff when boarding.

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Uffizi Gallery + Accademia Gallery: 21+ top sights in Florence

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Historic marble lion sculpture beneath the Gothic vaulted arches of the Loggia dei Lanzi in Florence.

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Uffizi Gallery

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Relief of the Madonna with child in the Casa Buonarroti in Florence

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Great Synagogue of Florence, surrounded by trees

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Synagogue and Jewish Museum of Florence

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Orsanmichele (Church)

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Guided bike tour Florence

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Jewish Museum and Synagogue Siena

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Representation of Leonardo da Vinci with a geometric model in Florence

Leonardo Interactive Museum®

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Museo degli Innocenti – art museum and architectural gem

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Museo degli Strumenti Musicali

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Museo de’ Medici – Museum of the History and Heritage of the Medici Dynasty

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Museo di San Marco

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Museo Franco Zeffirelli

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National Archaeological Museum Florence

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Opificio delle Pietre Dure

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Palazzo delle Papesse

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Siena Cathedral – Santa Maria Assunta

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Half-day tour with wine tasting in the Chianti region (30% discount)

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Day trip to Montepulciano and Pienza with wine tasting (20% discount)

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How does the Florence City Pass work?

1. Book your adventure

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Show your QR code at attractions and explore the city at your own pace. No ticket purchase, just smooth entry.

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A city pass for museums, tours and attractions

With the Florence City Pass, you hold the key to the treasures of the Renaissance in your hands. A single digital ticket opens the doors to world-famous museums such as the Uffizi Gallery and the Accademia - home to Botticelli's ‘Birth of Venus’ and Michelangelo's ‘David’.

Organise your day in Tuscany as you wish: Start with a guided tour through the historic alleyways with an experienced guide and then explore the picturesque surroundings by bike. With your digital pass, you can skip the queues and decide for yourself when you want to discover the various sights.

The Florence City Pass turns your stay in the metropolis of art into an uncomplicated pleasure - travelling back in time to the Italian Renaissance has never been so easy.

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