Museo della Misericordia - Piazza del Duomo 19/20

You cannot depart from Florence without exploring the Uffizi Gallery, which stands as one of the most renowned art museums globally. Guided by a local expert guide, you can behold countless masterpieces crafted by Botticelli, Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Raffaello, Giotto, Cimabue, Masaccio, and many other artists. Among the esteemed exhibition within the gallery, the most celebrated creations of Botticelli, including the absolute gems: "The Spring" and "The Birth of Venus." This artwork, an emblem of the museum, portrays the allegorical emergence of the goddess from the sea foam, symbolizing the concept of beauty as an embodiment of purity and spiritual excellence, characteristic of Renaissance aesthetics.

The Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral, an invaluable repository of artistic treasures, will captivate you once you step inside. With the guidance of your knowledgeable guide, you will revel in the magnificence of the splendid marble choir by Bandinelli, the intricate collection of stained glass windows crafted by Donatello, Ghiberti, and Andrea del Castagno, and the unique and enigmatic clock designed by Paolo Uccello. You will also be pleasantly surprised as you tread upon a stunning mosaic of multicolored marbles underfoot. Gazing upward, the vast and precious interior of the Dome, entirely adorned with frescoes by Vasari, will come into view—the largest fresco in the world. Brunelleschi's renowned Dome, constructed entirely in masonry, stands as an unparalleled emblem of Renaissance architecture.

Adjacent to the Cathedral on Piazza del Duomo, you also have the opportunity to explore the esteemed Museo della Misericordia. Moreover, on the museum's fourth floor, you can relish a breathtaking panorama of Cathedral Square and its monuments, offering a perfect opportunity to capture stunning photographs. From this vantage point, it may even seem plausible to reach out and touch each monument!

• Caf Tour’s Staff Assistance at the Meeting Point
• Local Professional Guide
• Uffizi Museum Skip-the-line Entrance Ticket
• Florence Duomo direct and dedicated access
• Earphones
• Free of charge Ticket to access the intimate Misericordia Museum, enjoying beautiful masterpieces and a great view of the Cathedral Square from its 4th floor.
• After Uffizi Visit, keep the ticket! During the following 5 days with the same ticket you will have free admission to the National Archaeological Museum of Florence and the Opificio delle Pietre Dure

• We suggest to wear comfortable shoes
• Appropriate clothing is mandatory to visit places of worship
• Access to the Cathedral is allowed only if equipped with suitable clothing: It is forbidden entry with shorts, bare shoulders, sandals, hats and sunglasses.
• After Uffizi Visit, keep the ticket! During the following 5 days with the same ticket you will have free admission to the National Archaeological Museum of Florence and the Opificio delle Pietre Dure.

In case of delay it will not be possible to join the visit, nor to have a refund or reschedule the guided visit.

It is mandatory to arrive 30 minutes early at the Cathedral meeting point because, before the visit, after receiving the entrance ticket, it is mandatory to deposit all the objects required by the Regulations and the following types of bags at the cloakroom (Piazza Duomo, 38/r):

• Backpacks of any bulk or size and any bag designed to be worn on the back;
• Bags, suitcases, parcels, bags and containers in general that exceed the dimensions of 35cm x 30cm x 15cm:
• Any object which, in the unquestionable judgment of the staff in charge, may constitute a danger to other visitors or to the integrity and safety of the structure.

Attention: baggage retrieval must take place at the end of the visit according to the scheduled time. In any case, the duration of the deposit cannot exceed the closing time of the cloakroom.