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Florence Duomo tour with exclusive access to the terraces
Get close to heaven with this epic tour of the third largest church in the world and arguably the most famous and beautiful. Florence’s Santa Maria del Fiore is the symbol of the Cradle of the Renaissance and this is your chance to get behind-the-scenes access in a way that many members of the public never will!
Travel like a local
Skip the crowds and follow the real rhythm of Rome — our guides take you beyond the postcards.
Feel the City's Heartbeat
From sunrise streets to starlit terraces — discover Rome's true soul, one experience at a time.
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Handpicked Experiences
Every tour is chosen with care, blending culture, taste, and emotion in one unforgettable journey.
What to Expect
Above Florence, where stone, light, and vision meet
Climb Duomo Florence and learn about the city’s most iconic building with this incredible skywalk tour. Skip the line for a guided tour and climb to the top of the dome - don’t forget your camera!
Get access all areas to one of the world’s most incredible churches
Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to discover Florence’s Duomo Cathedral, also known as Santa Maria del Fiore, and to see the city from an exclusive and breathtaking point of view. Your Florence Duomo tickets not only allow you to skip the line but to visit the Duomo terraces, which aren’t usually open to the public. Your guide will tell you everything you need to know about the cathedral and its place in the city’s history - as well as the art inside it.
Marvel at the art and architecture of the symbol of Florence
The Crypt of Santa Reparata, Paolo Uccello’s clock, Vasari’s frescoes and Badninelli’s marble choir are just a few of the masterpieces you’ll see in this comprehensive visit to Florence's cathedral and one of the most astonishing journeys in the world of Christianity. And if they don’t take your breath away, the next part of the tour surely will.
See Florence in a way that most people never will
This Duomo will take you as close to heaven as you can get. The staircase climb, through narrow and open-air corridors that have been closed to the public for centuries, rewards those who complete it with incomparable views of the city from the cathedral rooftop. Some may wonder, how many steps up the Duomo of Florence? There are 153 to the terraces and another 310 to the top of Brunelleschi’s Dome. But it’s worth it to see the city from almost 100 metres up!
For Spanish-speaking visitors, a remarkable experience awaits
For Spanish-speaking visitors, there’s an alternate itinerary designed to offer a distinct perspective. The Spanish-language tour includes a guided visit to the Duomo Museum, access to Florence’s Cathedral, and a climb to Brunelleschi’s Dome. While the terraces are not part of this option, the experience combines cultural insights and artistic highlights for a comprehensive journey through one of Florence’s most iconic landmarks. Each itinerary focuses on unique elements, ensuring a rewarding visit.
Above the marble skyline
The Duomo rises over Florence, opening a rare perspective above the historic center.
The hidden terraces
A privileged walkway between architecture and skyline, away from the usual flow of visitors.
Inside Santa Maria del Fiore
A monumental interior where light, silence, and Renaissance ambition meet.
A city beneath you
See Florence unfold in terracotta roofs and distant hills from an extraordinary height.
Itinerary
Florence - Via de Lamberti 1. Look for Towns of Italy tour guide, in front of civic number 1.
Florence Cathedral: The tour begins inside Santa Maria del Fiore, where an expert guide introduces the history, scale, and beauty of one of Florence’s most iconic monuments.
Masterpieces of the Duomo: Inside the cathedral, you’ll encounter remarkable details such as Paolo Uccello’s clock and Vasari’s frescoes, revealing the artistic richness of the space.
The exclusive terraces: The visit continues onto the Duomo’s terraces, a rare area not usually open to the public, offering a unique perspective over the cathedral and the city.
Brunelleschi’s Dome: The experience ends with the climb to Brunelleschi’s Dome, where breathtaking views over Florence reward the final ascent.
Important info
Free Cancellation
Any cancellation fee depends on the specific tour—see the 'Cancellation policy' for timelines and charges.