Depart from Venezia Santa Lucia train station and in just 2 hours you will reach the heart of Florence, the city of Renaissance!
Accademia Gallery Ticket Option:
Please go to Accademia Gallery Museum, in front of the entrance at 11:45am. The entrance is reserved for the booking holders. An Assistant waits for you wearing blue clothes.
Your skip-the-line Ticket will give you the chance to explore one of the most famous Museums in the world without any stress and in a completely independent way: enjoy the masterpieces of the Accademia Gallery guided by the audio commentary of your interactive and easy to use APP!
Feel free to spend as much time as you wish to admire the original statue of David, breathtaking beauty and iconic symbol of the Renaissance and immerse yourself in Michelangelo's world, discovering also his most renowned works of art such as ''I Prigioni'' and ''San Matteo'' and the "Palestrina Pieta".
Download your APP from the APP Store on your smartphone. The App code and the skip-the-line ticket will be delivered at the Museum entrance.
Uffizi Gallery Ticket Option:
Please go to Uffizi Gallery Museum, in front of door number 1 at 11:15am. The entrance is reserved for the booking holders. An Assistant waits for you wearing blue clothes.
Once arrived in Florence, your skip-the-line Ticket for the Uffizi Gallery will allow you to visit all the art treasures and the most renowned Renaissance artists in a completely independent way, without stress and wasting time! Included in your ticket entrance, our interactive and easy to use App will guide you inside the Museum.
Feel free to spend as much time as you wish! Strolling down the marvellous halls of the gallery, you will be overwhelmed by the unrivalled beauty of the Ognissanti Madonna by Giotto, the Spring and Birth of Venus by Botticelli, the Annunciation and the Adoration of the Magi by Leonardo, the Tondo Doni by Michelangelo, the Bacchus by Caravaggio and many others.
The rest of the day is at your leisure: you will have free time to explore the historic centre of Florence, walk to the spectacular Piazza Della Signoria, the iconic and picturesque Ponte Vecchio, and admire the beauty of the monumental complex of the Duomo, with the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore and the famous Brunelleschi's Dome. You can also enjoy some shopping, discovering unique art crafts in the numerous Florentine artisan shops, taste local products in one of the restaurants on the first floor of the Central Market or just sit at the table of a historic cafe in Piazza Della Repubblica.
Important information
On certain dates, most travellers staying outside Venice who wish to visit for the day must pay a EUR5 access fee directly to the Municipality of Venice. For further details (including exceptions) and to find out on which days this fee applies and how to register or make payment, please visit: https://cda.ve.it/en/. The fee is not required if you are only visiting the islands of Murano, Torcello and Burano.
Please note that all participants are required to present a valid identity document (passport or national identity card) to access the museum. If the document does not match the given name or is not valid, entry will be denied by museum staff and no refund will be possible
There may be restrictions
Please note that the two elevators located in the East wing of the Uffizi Gallery (at the Grand Ducal Staircase) are not accessible to the public due to ongoing works.
The Grand Ducal Staircase consists of 4 ramps and a total of 126 steps.
Visitors who are unable to climb the stairs and need to use the lift should go to the Grand Ducal Staircase, where they will be accompanied by staff to the lifts located at the Lanzi Staircase in the West Wing. This includes disabled visitors in an organised group accompanied by 1 other person, disabled visitors in a family unit of up to 5 people, people with reduced mobility, disabled visitors who require walking aids, pregnant women, families with children in pushchairs up to a maximum of 5 people.
The customers having guided tours must meet the guide first and then follow the indications to access the museum.
