- Firenzecard is your 3-day official museum pass for the city of Florence which includes: a 72 hour pass to access more than 60 museums in the Firenzecard circuit, activated at your first entrance
- Museum reservations and special exhibitions with no surcharges
- Free entrance for family members under age 18
- A physical card and kit, or digital format via the Firenzecard App (compatible with iOS version 16.0 or later and Android version 11.0 or later)
- Firenzecard Restart is a 2 day (48 hour) extension for your card that: is activated and used only in its digital version, requiring iOS version 16.0 or Android version 11.0 or later
- Adds 48 hours to add to your expired Firenzecard
- Gives access to the museums of the Firenzecard circuit that you have not yet visited
- Free entrance for family members under age 18
Download the App.
Firenzecard App is your exclusive guide to museums in Florence and a handy way to manage all your Florence museum passes directly from your smartphone.
The app is compatible with iOS version 16.0 or later or Android version 11.0 or later. Always check that you are using the latest version before associating your Firenzecards to the app, and activate your cards on the device with which you will be traveling.
Discover Firenzecard Restart.
Turn your 3-day Firenzecard into a 5-day museum pass with the Firenzecard Restart, currently free until the end of 2025! After your 72 hour card has expired, any time within 12 months, “Restart” your card on the website or through the app and get an extra 48 hours during which you can visit any museums that you missed.
Please note, you can only visit each museum once. Restart must be displayed at ticket offices on the Firenzecard app, compatible with iOS version 16.0 or later or Android version 11.0 or later.
Tips.
-
The night opening of the Accademia Gallery is back
From June 3 to July 22, 2025, the Accademia Gallery is open every Tuesday night 10:00pm (last admission at 9:15 pm). Definitely a slower, less crowded way to explore the Accademia and... -
5 Gardens to visit in spring with Firenzecard
Spring in Florence is synonymous with parks and gardens in bloom, palettes of a thousand colors, with inebriating scents, where camellias, tulips, wisteria, peonies, roses, etc. awaken and bloom.... -
Forte di Belvedere reopens!
On June 24, on occasion of the feast of San Giovanni, patron saint of Florence, the reopening of Forte di Belvedere stands out among the many events in the city. The Fort will be open to the public... -
A tropical jungle in the center of Florence?
Yeeeessss! Head over to Florence Botanical Garden and experience this oasis of biodiversity! Here you will find a stunning biodiversity along with tropical, carnivorous and even prehistorical plants... -
Special openings of the Opificio delle Pietre Dure
The Museo dell’Opificio delle Pietre Dure, a small museum rich in history and art, is one of the museums not to be missed, because here you can discover and admire the art of Florentine “... -
FIRENZECARD NEWS
Firenzecard announces 2 important news on the eve of the upcoming holidays: Firenzecard Circuit grows with 4 new entries: 1. Church and Museum of Orsanmichele, a Gothic church and a beautiful... -
A spiritual Florence itinerary
One way to explore the history and art of Florence is through its many spiritual locations. Churches were a central element of Early Modern life, and also a focus of much “financing” that would... -
5 museums off the beaten path
One of the advantages of Firenzecard is that with it, it’s easy to find and access some of the off the beaten track museums in Florence alongside your visit to the more “canonical” spots like the... -
March 6: the 550th anniversary since the birth of Michelangelo
Michelangelo Buonarroti was born on March 6, 1475, and this year marks the 550th anniversary of his birth. And Florence celebrates him in many places and with many events, starting from the ancient... -
Florence from above: 5 viewpoints with Firenzecard
Admiring Florence from above means observing it from another perspective that will allow you to capture a different detail each time. We suggest you 5 viewpoints of Florence that can be visited with... -
A new work by Beato Angelico at the San Marco Museum
The Hall of Beato Angelico, at the San Marco Museum, is enriched with a new work from the Uffizi Galleries: the Thebaid, a fascinating and controversial work, currently attributed to the young... -
Is Firenzecard worth it?
We know that value for money is a major priority for visitors to Florence, and many ask “is Firenzecard worth it?”. The short answer is that if you’re visiting the “Renaissance city” to get to know... -
Firenzecard: the only official museum pass!
Firenzecard is the only official museum pass promoted by the City of Florence. Beware of imitations, of cards and passes sold online that are not official. With Firenzecard, you are guaranteed a... -
Book the Palazzo Vecchio Museum online
From today, December 9, you can book your visit to the Palazzo Vecchio Museum, the Stefano Bardini Museum and the Novecento Museum through the Firenzecard app or online directly on the Firenzecard... -
The Royal Apartments of Palazzo Pitti
After 5 years, reopen the Royal Apartments of Palazzo Pitti, where the Medici, Lorena and Savoy families lived. On the first floor of the palace 14 sumptuous rooms, which saw among its first... -
Vasari Corridor with Firenzecard
There is great news for all Firenzecard holders! From today, thanks to the agreements between Firenzecard and the Uffizi Galleries, all Firenzecard holders who wish to visit the Vasari Corridor will... -
Where to buy in Florence
Are you in Florence? Buy Firenzecard at one of our authorized sales points to visit the museums of the Circuit without worries ... Firenzecard is all-inclusive! These are our sales points: Santa... -
How to activate Restart
Has your Firenzecard expired and do you want to activate Restart in a free Promo? We explain below how to add 48 free hours to your Firenzecard: wait for your Firenzecard to expire; install... -
The Strozzi Deposition returns to San Marco Museum
After a two-years restoration project, the Strozzi Deposition, a monumental altarpiece by Fra Angelico, has resumed its place at the Museo di San Marco The Strozzi or Santa Trinita Deposition can be... -
How to book Uffizi and Accademia tickets with Firenzecard
Your Firenzecard includes entry to the Uffizi Gallery and the Accademia Gallery, as well as the reservation fee and any special exhibitions at no additional cost. For Firenzecard holders there are... -
The self-portrait rooms at the Uffizi Galleries
For the first time within the Uffizi's visiting itinerary and with a completely new layout, the artists' self-portraits are once again visible in the Uffizi Galleries: 12 rooms for 255 works and 600... -
A journey into fashion: the Museum of Costume of Palazzo Pitti
After 3 years of work, the Museum of Costume and Fashion of Palazzo Pitti has reopened its doors, adding new clothes to the permanent collection: 12 new rooms with a selection of over 50 dresses and...
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Always stay up to date.
- Firenzecard is your 3-day official museum pass afor the city of Florence which includes: A 72 hour pass to access more than 60 museums in the Firenzecard circuit, activated at your first entrance
- Museum reservations and special exhibitions with no surcharges
- Free entrance for family members under age 18
- A physical card and kit, or digital format via the Firenzecard App (compatible with iOS version 16.0 or later and Android version 11.0 or later)
- Firenzecard Restart is a 2 day (48 hour) extension for your card that: is activated and used only in its digital version, requiring iOS version 16.0 or Android version 11.0 or later
- Adds 48 hours to add to your expired Firenzecard
- Gives access to the museums of the Firenzecard circuit that you have not yet visited
- Free entrance for family members under age 18
Discover
the Museums.
Firenzecard is the official museum pass of the city of Florence. Access more than 60 museums in the Firenzecard circuit; the card allows you to visit each one once in 72 hours from your first entry. One easy fee of €85 to enjoy permanent collections as well as special exhibitions (Link interno a sezione “Exhibitions”) so you only have to think about what you want to see next!
Discover
the Museums.
Firenzecard is the official museum pass of the city of Florence. Access more than 60 museums in the Firenzecard circuit; the card allows you to visit each one once in 72 hours from your first entry. One easy fee of €85 to enjoy permanent collections as well as special exhibitions (Link interno a sezione “Exhibitions”) so you only have to think about what you want to see next!
Discover
the Museums.
Firenzecard is the official museum pass of the city of Florence. Access more than 60 museums in the Firenzecard circuit; the card allows you to visit each one once in 72 hours from your first entry. One easy fee of €85 to enjoy permanent collections as well as special exhibitions (Link interno a sezione “Exhibitions”) so you only have to think about what you want to see next!
Discover
the Museums.
Firenzecard is the official museum pass of the city of Florence. Access more than 60 museums in the Firenzecard circuit; the card allows you to visit each one once in 72 hours from your first entry. One easy fee of €85 to enjoy permanent collections as well as special exhibitions (Link interno a sezione “Exhibitions”) so you only have to think about what you want to see next!
Download the App.
Firenzecard App is your exclusive guide to museums in Florence and a handy way to manage all your Florence museum passes directly from your smartphone.
The app is compatible with iOS version 16.0 or later or Android version 11.0 or later. Always check that you are using the latest version before associating your Firenzecards to the app, and activate your cards on the device with which you will be traveling.
Discover
Firenzecard Restart.
Turn your 3-day Firenzecard into a 5-day museum pass with the Firenzecard Restart, currently free until the end of 2024! After your 72 hour card has expired, any time within 12 months, “Restart” your card on the website or through the app and get an extra 48 hours during which you can visit any museums that you missed. Please note, you can only visit each museum once. Restart must be displayed at ticket offices on the Firenzecard app, compatible with iOS version 16.0 or later or Android version 11.0 or later.
Tips.
-
The night opening of the Accademia Gallery is back
From June 3 to July 22, 2025, the Accademia Gallery is open every Tuesday night 10:00pm (last admission at 9:15 pm). Definitely a slower, less crowded way to explore the Accademia and... -
5 Gardens to visit in spring with Firenzecard
Spring in Florence is synonymous with parks and gardens in bloom, palettes of a thousand colors, with inebriating scents, where camellias, tulips, wisteria, peonies, roses, etc. awaken and bloom.... -
Forte di Belvedere reopens!
On June 24, on occasion of the feast of San Giovanni, patron saint of Florence, the reopening of Forte di Belvedere stands out among the many events in the city. The Fort will be open to the public... -
A tropical jungle in the center of Florence?
Yeeeessss! Head over to Florence Botanical Garden and experience this oasis of biodiversity! Here you will find a stunning biodiversity along with tropical, carnivorous and even prehistorical plants... -
Special openings of the Opificio delle Pietre Dure
The Museo dell’Opificio delle Pietre Dure, a small museum rich in history and art, is one of the museums not to be missed, because here you can discover and admire the art of Florentine “... -
FIRENZECARD NEWS
Firenzecard announces 2 important news on the eve of the upcoming holidays: Firenzecard Circuit grows with 4 new entries: 1. Church and Museum of Orsanmichele, a Gothic church and a beautiful... -
A spiritual Florence itinerary
One way to explore the history and art of Florence is through its many spiritual locations. Churches were a central element of Early Modern life, and also a focus of much “financing” that would... -
5 museums off the beaten path
One of the advantages of Firenzecard is that with it, it’s easy to find and access some of the off the beaten track museums in Florence alongside your visit to the more “canonical” spots like the... -
March 6: the 550th anniversary since the birth of Michelangelo
Michelangelo Buonarroti was born on March 6, 1475, and this year marks the 550th anniversary of his birth. And Florence celebrates him in many places and with many events, starting from the ancient... -
Florence from above: 5 viewpoints with Firenzecard
Admiring Florence from above means observing it from another perspective that will allow you to capture a different detail each time. We suggest you 5 viewpoints of Florence that can be visited with... -
A new work by Beato Angelico at the San Marco Museum
The Hall of Beato Angelico, at the San Marco Museum, is enriched with a new work from the Uffizi Galleries: the Thebaid, a fascinating and controversial work, currently attributed to the young... -
Is Firenzecard worth it?
We know that value for money is a major priority for visitors to Florence, and many ask “is Firenzecard worth it?”. The short answer is that if you’re visiting the “Renaissance city” to get to know... -
Firenzecard: the only official museum pass!
Firenzecard is the only official museum pass promoted by the City of Florence. Beware of imitations, of cards and passes sold online that are not official. With Firenzecard, you are guaranteed a... -
Book the Palazzo Vecchio Museum online
From today, December 9, you can book your visit to the Palazzo Vecchio Museum, the Stefano Bardini Museum and the Novecento Museum through the Firenzecard app or online directly on the Firenzecard... -
The Royal Apartments of Palazzo Pitti
After 5 years, reopen the Royal Apartments of Palazzo Pitti, where the Medici, Lorena and Savoy families lived. On the first floor of the palace 14 sumptuous rooms, which saw among its first... -
Vasari Corridor with Firenzecard
There is great news for all Firenzecard holders! From today, thanks to the agreements between Firenzecard and the Uffizi Galleries, all Firenzecard holders who wish to visit the Vasari Corridor will... -
Where to buy in Florence
Are you in Florence? Buy Firenzecard at one of our authorized sales points to visit the museums of the Circuit without worries ... Firenzecard is all-inclusive! These are our sales points: Santa... -
How to activate Restart
Has your Firenzecard expired and do you want to activate Restart in a free Promo? We explain below how to add 48 free hours to your Firenzecard: wait for your Firenzecard to expire; install... -
The Strozzi Deposition returns to San Marco Museum
After a two-years restoration project, the Strozzi Deposition, a monumental altarpiece by Fra Angelico, has resumed its place at the Museo di San Marco The Strozzi or Santa Trinita Deposition can be... -
How to book Uffizi and Accademia tickets with Firenzecard
Your Firenzecard includes entry to the Uffizi Gallery and the Accademia Gallery, as well as the reservation fee and any special exhibitions at no additional cost. For Firenzecard holders there are... -
The self-portrait rooms at the Uffizi Galleries
For the first time within the Uffizi's visiting itinerary and with a completely new layout, the artists' self-portraits are once again visible in the Uffizi Galleries: 12 rooms for 255 works and 600... -
A journey into fashion: the Museum of Costume of Palazzo Pitti
After 3 years of work, the Museum of Costume and Fashion of Palazzo Pitti has reopened its doors, adding new clothes to the permanent collection: 12 new rooms with a selection of over 50 dresses and...
Subscribe to the Newsletter
Always stay up to date.