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On this guided tour, you will have the chance to discover some of the main attractions of the city, but also some secret places normally hidden from most visitors. Your guide will meet you in the city center and accompany you on a walking tour filled with stories and anecdotes related to Florence's past and some of its most influential families, such as the Medici. During your visit, you will be able to walk through the historic center and admire important works of art such as the Basilica of San Lorenzo, the Medici Riccardi Palace, the Baptistery, the Campanile and the Cathedral of Florence, the Piazza della Signoria, the Palazzo Vecchio and the Uffizi Gallery.

With this ticket, you'll have the chance to see the artwork of the Accademia Gallery, including Michelangelo's iconic 'David' sculpture. After exchanging your voucher for an admission ticket, you can enter the museum. You'll be able to independently explore the extensive collection of works from artists including Michelangelo, Botticelli, Ghirlandaio, Giambologna and Gipsoteca. You'll also have the opportunity to visit the Museum of Musical Instruments.

With this ticket, you'll be able to visit the Leonardo Interactive Museum® and see the machines designed by Leonardo da Vinci. Located in the historical center of Florence, this museum is home to some of Da Vinci's famous inventions, including the Tank, the aerial screw, the vertical ornithopter, the wing test and many more. During this tour, you'll get to see and learn about the inventions of Renaissance history.

With this pass, you’ll be able to visit all of the monuments within the Siena Cathedral complex including the Cathedral of Siena, the Piccolomini Library and the Opera del Duomo Museum. The pass will also grant you access to the crypt, the San Giovanni Baptistery and the Facciatone. Throughout the complex, you'll have the opportunity to see stunning architecture and beautiful works of art. Before ending your tour, you'll have a chance to get panoramic views of the city from the Facciatone observation point.

With this ticket, you will get access to the Uffizi Gallery, one of the world’s finest art museums located in the historic center of Florence. This timed-entry ticket to the Gallery, along with escorted entry, will give you the chance to conveniently explore the artworks by world-famous artists such as Boticelli, Michelangelo and Raphael. After visiting the gallery, you can have a snack at the bar with one of the best views in Florence.

In the heart of Florence’s historic centre, you will learn the art of true Italian cooking with hands-on guidance from experienced chefs. They will guide you step by step as you make fresh homemade pasta and prepare a classic tiramisu. Along the way you will discover techniques and tips for working with dough, sauces and traditional Italian flavours, forming practical skills you can use again at home. You will create your own dishes, then sit down to enjoy them in a historic restaurant while sipping great wine. The experience will combine cultural context and gastronomy, giving you time to taste what you’ve made and to share the meal with others. By the end of the session you will take home new culinary skills and lasting memories of cooking and dining in Florence’s centre.

This tour will give you the chance to skip the long queues at Siena Cathedral during the busiest season when this 13th-century Roman-Gothic church reveals its magnificent marble floor to the public. The inlaid marble mosaic design on the entire floor of the cathedral is one of the most ornate of its kind in Italy. The floor is thus kept covered for protection, and the uncovered floor can only be seen for a period of six to ten weeks each year. Within the cathedral complex, you’ll also visit the Piccolomini library, decorated with exquisite frescoes on three of its walls.

On this trip, you'll visit Siena Cathedral, a fine example of Roman gothic architecture. You'll be able to view the breathtaking artistic styles of some of Italy's greatest masters like Donatello and Michelangelo. You'll also learn about the ambitious Duomo Nuovo or New Cathedral project. Your ticket will include admission to the Piccolomini Library which was dedicated to Pope Pius II.

During this experience, you'll take a journey into Italian opera culture as you enjoy a live opera performance in Sienna. The show will take place in the deconsecrated Church of Santo Stefano, located in the heart of the old town center of Sienna. The singers will perform pieces from famous works such as La Traviata, La Bohème, Tosca and Madame Butterfly.

With skip-the-line tickets to Florence's Accademia Gallery (Galleria dell'Accademia), you can choose from various entry times, make your own way to the museum and bypass the queues to go straight inside. This gives you more time to focus on the art rather than waiting at the entrance. Inside the gallery you can admire Michelangelo’s famous 'David' sculpture up close and study its details at your own pace. Along the way, you will encounter a selection of other renowned artworks on display, which you may take time to explore and appreciate in the calm of the museum galleries. The visit is flexible and self-directed, so you can spend as long as you like in front of the pieces that interest you most.

At this 70-minute concert, you will get a chance to hear some of the most famous Italian opera arias. Professional singers will perform arias from iconic Italian operas such as La Traviata, La Bohème, Tosca, Madame Butterfly, The Marriage of Figaro and The Barber of Seville. You will attend the concert at the 15th-century Church of St. Monaca in Florence.

With this ticket, you’ll be welcomed into Florence’s Leonardo da Vinci Museum for a look at the fascinating world of the Renaissance painter and inventor. The museum is home to the largest private collection of Da Vinci machines, and you’ll view 250 models and 50 interactive models created using Da Vinci’s codes, drawings and characteristic materials of the time. The models are spread across four rooms – one with flying machines, another with civil machines, the third with war machines and a final room showcasing anatomical models. As you explore, you’ll also be able to view a documentary on the artist screened across various monitors.

Tuscany is famous for a wealth of art, history, striking landscapes and outstanding produce, and this full-day guided coach trip from Florence will give you a broad introduction to what the region offers. Travelling with a guide, you will leave the city behind to experience a mix of cultural and scenic highlights that characterise the Tuscan countryside. Along the way, you will enjoy guided insights into the area’s artistic and historical significance, take in the region’s varied scenery and encounter its celebrated local produce. The coach format will let you cover more ground comfortably, while the guide will point out notable sights and provide context as you move between locations. This trip is suited to anyone with only a day to spare who wants a well-rounded view of Tuscany from a base in Florence.

This guided tour will give you a chance to get to know one of the world's most famous sculptures, Michelangelo's David, in a unique and intimate way. You will learn about Michelangelo's life and the work of his master, Domenico Ghirlandaio. You will learn about the influential and powerful Medici family and explore the history of the Renaissance in Florence. You will also learn about the other masterpieces other than Michelangelo's David at the Galleria dell'Accademia di Firenze.

This experience takes you through the heart of Florence’s Duomo complex. As you move around the Baptistery and admire the Cathedral’s striking exterior, you’ll notice the many sculptures that adorn Giotto’s bell tower. Along the way you’ll enter the Museo dell’Opera del Duomo, where original masterpieces created for the cathedral are on display. Here you’ll come face to face with works by Donatello, Michelangelo and Lorenzo Ghiberti, and learn the stories, faith and skill behind the pieces that once decorated the Cathedral. You’ll also climb Brunelleschi’s Dome, the city’s emblem and the largest dome of its kind in the world. The dome’s interior is covered in 3,600 square metres of paintings, the largest painted surface on the planet, and reaching the summit rewards your effort with unforgettable views over Florence below.