Duomo tickets and passes at a glance
The cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore is free to enter and needs no ticket or reservation. The other parts of the complex are paid, and the "Duomo ticket" people search for is one of three passes: Brunelleschi, Giotto and Ghiberti. They differ in one thing, the climb. Brunelleschi includes the dome and the bell tower, Giotto includes the bell tower only, and Ghiberti includes neither.
All three include the Baptistery, the Opera del Duomo Museum and Santa Reparata. Prices below are the 2026 adult prices. Full price applies from age 15, children aged 7 to 14 pay a reduced price and children up to 6 enter free.
Our picks: Duomo tickets and passes
Our take: the reserved dome ticket covers every site for three days. The fixed-slot ticket adds phone support, and the crypt and museum ticket is for visitors who skip the climbs.
Hand-picked tours, booked through GetYourGuide. Prices are indicative starting prices in euros (as of October 2026). Tap a tour for live availability and the current price in your currency.
Reserved dome ticket and Duomo pass
- Reserved dome climb
- Bell tower, museum, crypt, Baptistery
A reserved dome slot with the full set of Duomo sites, without a guide.
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Dome climb at a set time with the Duomo pass
- Dome climb at a set time
- 3-day pass for the complex
- Audio app
A fixed dome slot, digital tickets and phone support. Book the official pass directly if you only want the lowest price.
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Crypt, Baptistery and museum entry
- Santa Reparata crypt
- Express entry to museum and Baptistery
The option for visitors who do not want to climb; neither the dome nor the bell tower is included.
Check availability →Florence Duomo tickets and guided visits
Passes, dome climbs with a guide and combined visits of the cathedral, Baptistery and museum, with live prices and availability. Check which options include the entry pass.
The three passes compared
Prices in 2026. Children 7 to 14 pay the reduced price, ages 0 to 6 are free.
| Pass | Adult | Ages 7 to 14 | Includes | Time slot for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brunelleschi | €30 | €12 | Dome, bell tower, Baptistery, museum, Santa Reparata | The dome |
| Giotto | €20 | €7 | Bell tower, Baptistery, museum, Santa Reparata | The bell tower |
| Ghiberti | €15 | €5 | Baptistery, museum, Santa Reparata | Santa Reparata |
| Ghiberti on site | €15 | €5 | Museum, Baptistery; no Santa Reparata | – |
| Cathedral | Free | Free | Interior only | – |
For most visitors who want the dome view, the Brunelleschi pass is the one to book: it is the only pass with the dome and it also holds the tower. For most visitors who skip the climbs, the Ghiberti pass covers the Baptistery, the museum and Santa Reparata for €15. The Giotto pass fits a visit that wants the tower but not the dome's narrow stairs.
How the passes and time slots work
- Validity: A regular pass is valid for 3 calendar days, counted from the date you choose. It is not a rolling 72 hours. Each included monument can be entered once.
- One reservation: The Brunelleschi pass needs a booked dome slot, the Giotto pass a bell tower slot and the Ghiberti pass a Santa Reparata slot. The other monuments are open during their normal hours within the three days.
- First day: The reserved slot falls on the first day of validity. Other included places can also be visited on that first day before your slot.
- No single dome ticket: There is no regular dome-only ticket and no separate skip-the-line product. The dome comes with the Brunelleschi pass or with a guided visit.
- ID for the dome: The dome ticket is personalized. Bring an ID that matches the name on it. See the dome climb page for the full rules.
A security check with metal detectors applies at the entrances. A time slot does not let you skip it.
Where to buy and what to know about changes
Passes are sold in the operator's online shop. You create a buyer account, confirm your email address and receive the ticket as a PDF with a QR code. The Brunelleschi pass costs €30 in the operator's shop. If another page shows more, check what the price includes before you pay.
On site, the ticket office is at Piazza San Giovanni 7. It is open Monday to Saturday from 08:00 to 19:15 and on Sunday from 10:15 to 17:45, subject to availability. The Ghiberti "on site" pass is a special on-site sale. It is sold only when the regular Ghiberti pass is sold out or closed for the day, and not on the museum's closing day.
The operator rules out changes, cancellation and refunds once a pass is issued. Choose the date with care. A ticket from another seller follows its own terms, so read them. Check the final total at checkout.
Guided visits and who pays less
2026 prices. Open slots on your date are not guaranteed, so check availability before you book.
| Guided visit | Adult | Ages 7 to 14 | Ages 0 to 6 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dome | €50 | €30 | Free |
| Cathedral | €17 | €7 | Free |
| Baptistery and museum | €25 | €15 | Free |
The Brunelleschi pass costs €30, so a guided dome visit at €50 is the more expensive route if you only want to get up. It adds a guide, not a different view. Guided visits run in Italian and English; French, German and Spanish are available on request. Students can buy a Ghiberti pass for €5 at the ticket office with proof of study, not online. A free ticket for visitors with a disability is issued after proof is checked, and a companion may be free too. The dome and tower details are on the dome climb and bell tower pages, and the times are on opening hours.
If the Accademia is also on your list, the David tickets guide covers that booking.
Florence Duomo tickets: frequently asked questions
How much is a Duomo ticket in 2026?
The Brunelleschi pass costs €30, the Giotto pass €20 and the Ghiberti pass €15 for adults. Children aged 7 to 14 pay €12, €7 and €5. Children up to 6 enter free. The cathedral itself is free.
Is the cathedral free?
Yes. The interior needs no ticket and no reservation. The dome, bell tower, Baptistery, museum and Santa Reparata are paid.
Can I buy only a dome ticket?
No regular dome-only ticket exists. You reach the dome with the Brunelleschi pass or on a guided dome visit.
Can I change or cancel a pass?
The operator excludes changes, cancellation and refunds after issue. Passes bought from other sellers follow the seller's own terms.
Do I need to book a slot?
Yes for the climbs and Santa Reparata. Brunelleschi needs a dome slot, Giotto a tower slot and Ghiberti a Santa Reparata slot, all on the first day of validity.
Is this site the official ticket shop?
No. This is an independent guide with no link to the Opera di Santa Maria del Fiore. It explains the passes and links to bookable tickets.