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Tour Florence’s most important and visited historical landmarks – Brunelleschi’s Dome and the Florence Cathedral Museum. Climb to the top of this iconic 16th century Renaissance dome that crowns Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral and admire the famous Vasari fresco in Florence.

One of the largest churches in Italy, Florence Cathedral features the work of several Renaissance artists including Andrea Orcagna and Taddeo Gaddi. The museum inside of the Florence Cathedral founded in 1891 contains many original works of art created for the Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore by Michelangelo, Donatello, and Ghiberti to name a few.

The original works of Renaissance art that once adorned the Duomo and Baptistery exteriors were removed in order to protect them from the elements. But luckily, they can now all be found inside of the Florence Cathedral Museum. Better known as the Opera del Duomo Museum, the OPA is a museum within a museum dedicated to preserving the Florence Duomo’s most precious artworks and sculptures.

And from the Duomo terrace you will observe the most picturesque views overlooking the city of Florence.

Our most popular tour of Rome includes the top attractions of the Vatican. And you’ll have more time to enjoy your visit when you skip the line with our Fast Track entry.

Walk around the countless wonders of the Vatican Museums as our qualified guide reveals every interesting story and detail. Highlights of the Vatican Museums include: Museo Pio-Clementino, Borgia Apartment, Raphael Rooms*, Gallery of the Maps, Gallery of the Tapestries, Gallery of the Candelabras, and the Pieta of Michelangelo.

Observe masterpieces from some of the most prominent artists in Italy before moving on to the Sistine Chapel where you will behold Michelangelo’s greatest work of art - The Last Judgement. The last stop on this walking tour of Vatican City is St. Peter’s Basilica, home to Michelangelo’s divine Pieta and one of the largest and most beautiful churches in the world.

Discover the most famous attraction in Rome – the Colosseum. With this exclusive experience at the Colosseum, you will explore the Gladiator Gate, Colosseum Arena, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill.

Passing through the Gladiator’s Gate of the Colosseum, you will walk the same path as the Gladiators did…literally. This side entrance, used exclusively by gladiators, reopened in 2016 with limited access, offering a unique and immersive experience.

Admire the Roman Forum, once the site of temples, churches, senate buildings, and the most important places of the Roman Republic. The Roman Forum is one of the greatest archaeological sites in history, showcasing the grandeur of ancient Rome.

Afterward, you will explore one of the Seven Hills of Rome – the Palatine Hill. This is the most ancient part of the city of Rome, offering breathtaking views and a deep dive into the origins of the Eternal City.

Join us for this unparalleled journey through time and witness the grandeur of ancient Rome up close.

One of the top destinations in Italy, Pompeii is the ideal day trip from Rome.

This unique option takes you by shuttle bus from Rome to Pompeii, where you can either wander around the grounds yourself or upgrade to a guided tour with one of our experts.

Explore one of the largest and best-preserved archaeological sites in the world. The once thriving Roman town of Pompeii was completely destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. But the volcanic ash that followed created a natural casing, almost perfectly protecting what is left of this lost civilization. You can almost visualize what things may have looked like, from the ancient ruins that remain.

Take your Pompeii visit to the next level when you opt for the guided tour. Our passionate guide will make the city come alive before your eyes, describing what life was like in Pompeii - even the types of food and drink the ancient Pompeians would have consumed.First excavated in the 1800’s, new discoveries are still happening here as of today. Examine antique artifacts such as jars, pots, and even a carbonized loaf of bread!

Highlights of this exclusive walking tour includes: the amphitheater (Pompeii’s equivalent to Rome’s Colosseum), plaster death casts, colorful mosaics, frescoes and ancient graffiti – some containing some raunchy imagery.

Disappear into another world as you roam in and out of the ancient food shops and bars, public bathing complexes, private houses and villas, bathrooms, and brothels, as our guide recounts the events that unfolded that sad and tragic day.

This must-see sightseeing tour of Pompeii is an experience you will always treasure.

Discover Florence’s most significant and visited historical landmarks – Brunelleschi’s Dome and the Florence Cathedral Museum. Climb to the top of the iconic 16th-century Renaissance dome that crowns the Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral and admire the famous Vasari frescoes.

As one of the largest churches in Italy, Florence Cathedral showcases the work of several renowned Renaissance artists, including Andrea Orcagna and Taddeo Gaddi. The Florence Cathedral Museum, founded in 1891, houses numerous original artworks created for the Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore by Michelangelo, Donatello, and Ghiberti, among others.

The original Renaissance artworks that once adorned the exteriors of the Duomo and Baptistery were removed to protect them from the elements. Fortunately, these masterpieces can now be found inside the Florence Cathedral Museum. Known as the Opera del Duomo Museum, the OPA is dedicated to preserving the most precious artworks and sculptures of the Florence Duomo.

From the Duomo terrace, enjoy the most picturesque views overlooking the city of Florence. Plan your visit to experience these timeless treasures and the breathtaking panorama of Florence.

Explore Florence's iconic landmarks with a skip-the-line ticket for Brunelleschi’s Dome and the Florence Cathedral Museum. Witness the grandeur of Renaissance art and architecture in one unforgettable visit.

With this skip-the-line ticket for the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, you will discover the best works of Renaissance art, including Botticelli's Birth of Venus and Leonardo da Vinci's Annunciation, among many others.

Built in 1560 and designed by the Italian artist and architect Giorgio Vasari, the Uffizi Gallery is the oldest museum in the world. It has been welcoming visitors by request since the 16th century and opened to the public in 1765.

As one of the most popular tourist attractions in Florence, the Uffizi Gallery boasts a rich collection of artworks that illustrate the history of medieval art and the Italian Renaissance.

With this skip-the-line ticket, you will have more free time to explore the galleries – and Florence – on your own.