The Firenze card is the official Card of the city of Florence. With the map you can choose from 72 museums you can visit in 72 hours. From the first visit, you can visit all the museums included for free once.
Without making a reservation or waiting!
Visit the world-famous Galleria dell'Accademia, enjoy the works of Dürer, Rembrandt, Rubens and Goya in the Galleria degli Uffizi and discover the beautiful Palazzo Vecchio Museum, the town hall and the symbol of Florence.
How does it work?
• Request the Firenze card online and receive a coupon by email.
• Print this coupon and change it in one of the collection points in Florence.
• Activate your Firenze card by visiting a museum. From this moment, the card will be valid for 72 hours.
• Look in the museums for the sign "Firenzecard", show your card and avoid the queue.
• There is a reservation fee of 5 euros included in the card.
What can you visit?
Museum of Palazzo Vecchio
Stefano Bardini Museum
Palazzo Medici Riccardi
Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi
Horne Museum
Marino Marino Museum
Stibbert Museum
Santa Maria Novella
Brancacci Chapel
Fondazione Salvatore Romano
Cappelle Medicee
Galleria degli Uffizi
Galleria dell'Accademia
.. and more!
For a complete list of museums that are included, click here.
Where can you get the card?
You can redeem your coupon for the Firenze card in one of the following locations:
Tourist information point Stazione: Piazza Stazione 4 Florence
Cavour tourist information point: Via Cavour 1st Florence
Tourist information point A. Vespucci Airport: Via del Termine 1 Florence
Museo di Palazzo Vecchio - Information point: Piazza della Signoria Florence
Brancacci Chapel - Information point: Piazza del Carmine 14 Florence
Palazzo Strozzi - Biglietteria: Piazza Strozzi Florence
Stefano Bardini Museum - Biglietteria: Via dei Renai 37 Florence
Tourist information point Bigallo: Piazza San Giovanni 1 Florence
For people under 18, admission is free only if accompanied by an adult with a Firenze card.
Buy your Firenze card online and avoid the long lines in Florence!
Without making a reservation or waiting!
Visit the world-famous Galleria dell'Accademia, enjoy the works of Dürer, Rembrandt, Rubens and Goya in the Galleria degli Uffizi and discover the beautiful Palazzo Vecchio Museum, the town hall and the symbol of Florence.
How does it work?
• Request the Firenze card online and receive a coupon by email.
• Print this coupon and change it in one of the collection points in Florence.
• Activate your Firenze card by visiting a museum. From this moment, the card will be valid for 72 hours.
• Look in the museums for the sign "Firenzecard", show your card and avoid the queue.
• There is a reservation fee of 5 euros included in the card.
What can you visit?
Museum of Palazzo Vecchio
Stefano Bardini Museum
Palazzo Medici Riccardi
Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi
Horne Museum
Marino Marino Museum
Stibbert Museum
Santa Maria Novella
Brancacci Chapel
Fondazione Salvatore Romano
Cappelle Medicee
Galleria degli Uffizi
Galleria dell'Accademia
.. and more!
For a complete list of museums that are included, click here.
Where can you get the card?
You can redeem your coupon for the Firenze card in one of the following locations:
Tourist information point Stazione: Piazza Stazione 4 Florence
Cavour tourist information point: Via Cavour 1st Florence
Tourist information point A. Vespucci Airport: Via del Termine 1 Florence
Museo di Palazzo Vecchio - Information point: Piazza della Signoria Florence
Brancacci Chapel - Information point: Piazza del Carmine 14 Florence
Palazzo Strozzi - Biglietteria: Piazza Strozzi Florence
Stefano Bardini Museum - Biglietteria: Via dei Renai 37 Florence
Tourist information point Bigallo: Piazza San Giovanni 1 Florence
For people under 18, admission is free only if accompanied by an adult with a Firenze card.
Buy your Firenze card online and avoid the long lines in Florence!
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