Florence City Pass & Firenze Cards

Compare: Florence City Pass, FirenzeCard, museum and tourist cards

Compare all tourist cards, FirenzeCard and Florence city passes; which Florence museum pass or tourist cards really save you money or save you huge waiting times?

Review: City passes in Florence

Florence has a number of city passes and tourist cards. Some of these cards really save you money and, above all, a lot of unnecessary waiting times, such as the Florence Pass. We review the advantages and disadvantages of all Florence museum passes and travel cards for you, so that you can consider which Firenze card is most suitable for you.

1) Recommended: The Florence Pass

This Florence Pass contains exactly the same tickets as the 'Uffizi + Accademia Museum Pass' described below, but this city pass also contains reserved entrance and admission to Brunelleschi's Dome (Duomo). During the booking process you can indicate which dates and time slots you want. After payment you will receive your tickets by email or you can show them via smartphone. More info and bookings of the Florence Pass.

2) Florence Super Combi: Uffizi + Accademia

This is a really good pass if you want to visit Florence's two main museums. The Uffizi Museum and the Galleria dell'Accademia can have long queues. During the booking process of the Florence Super Combi you can reserve your desired dates and time slots. After payment you will receive your tickets of this Florence Museum Pass by email or you can show them via smartphone. More info and bookings of the 'Florence Super Combi'.

3) FirenzeCard (Temporarily unavailable)

The FirenzeCard is an 85 euro city pass that allows you to visit numerous museums and palaces in Florence for 72 hours. This card is especially recommended if you want to visit a lot of cultural institutions and museums, because you save a lot of money because many small museums are included.

• Advantage: No less than 60 museums are included.
• Disadvantage: You will first need to collect the FirenzeCard at one of the collection points in Florence. You will also have to make reservations (by phone) per attraction for the larger museums such as the Uffizi, Galleria dell'Accademia and Palazzo Pitti. This makes the FirenzeCard much less user-friendly than the above-mentioned city passes with priority tickets for the major museums.
• Conclusion FirenzeCard: If you are staying in Florence for at least three days and want to visit a lot of museums and palaces, this card is certainly advantageous. For a shorter stay, the card entails a lot of unnecessary arrangements.