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This tour will introduce you to one of the highlights of the city – Piazza della Signoria. Located in front of the Palazzo Vecchio – Florence’s emblematic city hall, this iconic landmark definitely is a must-visit place and a great start for your journey through the streets of the City of Lilies. Admire the Loggia dei Lanzi and the famous Fountain of Neptune and get a glimpse of Florence’s rich and fascinating history. The free mini tour is a chance for you to see our app in work and to make sure that everything functions properly. Get to know the format of self-guided audio tours – travel at your own pace and enjoy your trip while learning interesting facts about the city. Spark your interest with this free mini tour!

Explore one of the most special buildings in Florence at your own pace and guided by an in-app audio tour created by a local guide! Note! This tour DOES NOT include an entrance ticket but may be used anytime during the palazzo's opening hours: Mo-Su 09.00 am - 7 pm. Thu 09.00 am - 02.00 pm. Buy the ticket for €13,50 at the office counter on the main floor of the palazzo. 18-25 years: €10; under 18: free entrance. The tour starts on the square in front of the Palazzo with exploration of architecture & Michelangelo's David and ends in a room full of Renaissance maps on the third floor. As you walk through the Palazzo, you will uncover the stories of amazing Renaissance art and the power of the Medici family. You'll see wonderful things like huge battle frescos in the biggest public room in the world in those days. A special intimate study with a lot of gems and many other connected rooms with all different kinds of moral art messages awaits. Most of them contain fresco cycles, amazing paintings, and Renaissance sculptures. Discover a perfect-sized Eleonora chapel, the Room of the Elements, and the Room of the 500 which is truly one of a kind! Note! This tour is not affiliated with the Palazzo Vecchio but is provided by an independent creator.

Discover the splendor of Florence on a self-guided audio tour. Perfect for history enthusiasts and art lovers, this tour delves into Florence's iconic palaces and bustling piazzas that have been central to the city's illustrious past. Begin your journey at the world-renowned Duomo, with its striking marble panels and towering dome, and conclude at the impressive Antinori Palace, a testament to centuries-old tradition and modernity blended seamlessly. As you traverse from one magnificent site to the next, the tour weaves through the city's heart, crossing the historic Ponte Vecchio and wandering through streets lined with antique shops, revealing a city that is a living museum of Renaissance art and architecture. Embrace the journey from Santa Trinita Bridge to the ornate Palazzo Spini Feroni, each landmark enriching your experience with tales of power, culture, and innovation. Memorable moments abound as you gaze upon the Fresco of Bianca Cappello, taste the rich flavors of Tuscan cuisine, and savor artisanal gelato near the picturesque Arno River. With each step, unlock the secrets of Florence, bringing its legacy to life through the insights of a true insider.

Welcome to the self-guided audio tour of Florence, Italy, where you will delve into the city's rich art, architecture, and cultural heritage. This tour is perfect for anyone interested in history, art, and the Renaissance period. Your journey begins at the Accademia Gallery, home to Michelangelo's famous statue of David. The ticket to the Accademia Gallery is included, but please note that an audio tour inside the gallery is not provided. From here, you will make your way through various iconic sites such as the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, the Baptistery of St. John, the Medici Chapels, and many more. The tour will conclude at the Boboli Gardens, a grandiose Renaissance garden designed for the Medici family. Along the way, you will discover the imposing red-tiled dome of the Duomo, the intricate bronze doors of the Baptistery, and the elegant architecture of the Medici Chapels. You will also explore the Uffizi Galleries, Ponte Vecchio, and Palazzo Pitti, each offering a unique glimpse into Florence's historical and cultural significance. This tour promises to be an immersive experience, blending art, history, and culture, leaving you with a profound appreciation for the city of Florence. As you conclude your tour, you will have experienced some of the most memorable landmarks and artistic treasures of Florence, creating lasting memories of your time in this magnificent city.

Welcome to the self-guided audio tour of Florence, Italy. This tour includes a visit to Brunelleschi's Dome, though the ticket does not include an audio tour inside the dome. You will start your journey at the magnificent Brunelleschi's Dome, part of the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, and make your way through various landmarks such as the Cathedral itself, the Basilica di San Lorenzo, the Cappelle Medicee, Piazza della Repubblica, Fontana del Porcellino, Palazzo Vecchio, the Basilica of Santa Croce, the Uffizi Galleries, Ponte Vecchio, Palazzo Pitti, the Boboli Gardens, and finally, Piazzale Michelangelo. Along the way, you will learn about the historical and architectural significance of each site, the influential figures who shaped them, and the cultural context in which they were created. The tour concludes at Piazzale Michelangelo, offering a comprehensive view of Florence's central and historic areas. You will have memorable experiences, from admiring the stunning Gothic architecture of the Duomo to enjoying the panoramic views of Florence from Piazzale Michelangelo. This tour is perfect for anyone interested in art, history, and culture.

This tour is a treat for lovers of art, history, and architecture. Including your ticket to the Boboli Gardens, this self-guided adventure caters to those eager to delve into the heart of the Renaissance at their own pace. We'll embark on our adventure from the ticket office of the Pitti Palace (Piazza Pitti 1) where you will need to swap your smartphone voucher for a paper ticket. Then you'll reach the gardens through the main entrance. Due to safety regulations, this is currently the only entrance to the Boboli Gardens. While this tour provides only a brief audio guide inside the Boboli Gardens, the exterior journey through Florence's storied streets is detailed and captivating. After your visit to the gardens, you'll embark on a journey that leads you through Florence's most celebrated landscapes and timeless achievements. The tour format allows you to immerse yourself fully in the city's heritage, narrated in your ear at each fascinating stop. Your route will traverse grandeur and simplicity, from the regal Pitti Palace to the sacred Basilica of Santa Maria Novella. Begin surrounded by the greenery and sculptures of the Boboli Gardens before venturing to the medieval stores on the Ponte Vecchio, and pass by the remarkable facade of the Uffizi Gallery. Along the way, marvel at the iconic Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, crowned by its magnificent dome, and soak in the artistic splendor at stops like the Palazzo Vecchio and the Orsanmichele Church.
The Palazzo Vecchio, also known as Palazzo della Signoria, is open daily except for Christmas Day. You can visit it Monday through Wednesday and Friday through Sunday from 09:00 AM to 07:00 PM. On Thursday, the museum closes earlier, at 02:00 PM.
The Palazzo Vecchio was built more than seven centuries ago to become the main symbol of the civic power of Florence. You can explore the large impressive halls, institutional chambers, and private rooms of the Medici court. All of them are richly decorated by Giorgio Vasari and other famous artists.
The palace is filled with art pieces, including statues, monumental paintings, and frescoes. Admire a marvelous chapel completely painted by Agnolo Bronzino, and marvel at one of the last works by the Renaissance sculptor Donatello — a bronze statue of Judith assassinating the Assyrian general Holofernes.
Take advantage of the opportunity to climb the Arnolfo Tower, which offers excellent panoramic views of the city. The tower is about 95 meters tall, and you can have one of the best views of the historic center.
The Palazzo Vecchio, also known as Palazzo della Signoria, is open daily except for Christmas Day. You can visit it Monday through Wednesday and Friday through Sunday from 09:00 AM to 07:00 PM. On Thursday, the museum closes earlier, at 02:00 PM.
Being one of Florence’s iconic landmarks, the museum is almost always crowded with tourists but tends to be less busy during the early opening hours.
It is also good to know that one of the most exciting parts of the building — the Arnolfo Tower — can be closed because of rainy weather. Plan your visit for a sunny day to climb the tower and enjoy spectacular views of the city.
The Palazzo Vecchio was built more than seven centuries ago to become the main symbol of the civic power of Florence. You can explore the large impressive halls, institutional chambers, and private rooms of the Medici court. All of them are richly decorated by Giorgio Vasari and other famous artists.
The palace is filled with art pieces, including statues, monumental paintings, and frescoes. Admire a marvelous chapel completely painted by Agnolo Bronzino, and marvel at one of the last works by the Renaissance sculptor Donatello — a bronze statue of Judith assassinating the Assyrian general Holofernes.
Take advantage of the opportunity to climb the Arnolfo Tower, which offers excellent panoramic views of the city. The tower is about 95 meters tall, and you can have one of the best views of the historic center.
The Palazzo Vecchio Museum is located in the heart of Florence, on Piazza della Signoria. It is less than a 10-minute walk from the Florence Cathedral, the Uffizi Gallery, and other popular landmarks.
If you are outside the historic center, you can reach the museum by bus. Take the C2 route to Canto alla Quarconia stop or the C2 route to Galleria degli Uffizi stop.
Being one of Florence’s iconic landmarks, the museum is almost always crowded with tourists but tends to be less busy during the early opening hours.
It is also good to know that one of the most exciting parts of the building — the Arnolfo Tower — can be closed because of rainy weather. Plan your visit for a sunny day to climb the tower and enjoy spectacular views of the city.
The Palazzo Vecchio Museum is located in the heart of Florence, on Piazza della Signoria. It is less than a 10-minute walk from the Florence Cathedral, the Uffizi Gallery, and other popular landmarks.
If you are outside the historic center, you can reach the museum by bus. Take the C2 route to Canto alla Quarconia stop or the C2 route to Galleria degli Uffizi stop.
A ticket for the Palazzo Vecchio Museum costs €12.50 for adults over 25 years old and €10 for young people aged 18–25 and university students. Entry is free for children under 18, disabled people accompanied by one carer, journalists, members of ICOM, ICCROM, and ICOMOS, as well as holders of the Card del Fiorentino.
The general admission museum ticket does not allow you to climb the Arnolfo Tower. You can get a separate ticket for the tower or a combined one for the whole palace.
A ticket for the Palazzo Vecchio Museum costs €12.50 for adults over 25 years old and €10 for young people aged 18–25 and university students. Entry is free for children under 18, disabled people accompanied by one carer, journalists, members of ICOM, ICCROM, and ICOMOS, as well as holders of the Card del Fiorentino.
The general admission museum ticket does not allow you to climb the Arnolfo Tower. You can get a separate ticket for the tower or a combined one for the whole palace.