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Combo (Save 5%): Medici Chapels + Palazzo Vecchio Skip-the-Line Tickets

Name: Combo (Save 5%): Medici Chapels + Palazzo Vecchio Skip-the-Line Tickets
Start: 2025-02-25T12:30:00
End: 2025-02-25T19:00:00
Location: Florence

Medici Chapel Florence ceiling fresco with intricate artwork, Skip the Line Tickets available.

interior of the Chapel of the Princes in the Medici Chapels in Florence in Italy

Palazzo Vecchio Hall of the Five Hundred, Florence, showcasing grand frescoes and historic sculptures.

Deposition of Jesus Christ fresco in Palazzo Vecchio, Florence

Discover the grandeur of Florence’s Renaissance history with skip-the-line access to two of its most powerful landmarks.

Highlights

Step inside two of Florence’s most historically significant sites—Palazzo Vecchio, the heart of Medici power, and the Medici Chapels, their final resting place.
Enhance your visit with a free audio guide app, offering deep insights into the Medici’s influence on Florence’s art and politics
Marvel at Michelangelo’s masterpieces inside the New Sacristy, then step into the lavish Cappella dei Principi, where Florence’s most powerful rulers rest.
Enter Palazzo Vecchio’s grand Salone dei Cinquecento, where history unfolds in paintings by Michelangelo and Da Vinci, alongside Donatello’s famed Judith and Holofernes.

Inclusions

Skip-the-line access to the Medici Chapels and Palazzo Vecchio
Free audio guide app, which can be downloaded on your smartphone

Exclusions

Hotel transfers
Meals

Cancellation Policy

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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James

5/5

Jan, 2025

It was easy to get in - however, might not have needed a skip the line ticket when we were there over New Years - much of the year it might be crowded, but check - might just need a regular ticket. However, this made it easy and a guaranteed enjoyable experience.

Paola

5/5

Jan, 2025

Thanks to online booking I was able to choose day and time without standing in line at the ticket office. The Salone dei Cinquecento alone already immerses you in another dimension...😌 I'm sorry I couldn't book the guided tour to the secret quarters, next time I'll try to make it 👋

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Paolo

4/5

Jan, 2025

Despite the crowds, the time slots allow you not to queue. All the attendants really nice, except one really rude and arrogant blond lady. Maybe it was an off day.

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Maria

5/5

Nov, 2024

The Medici princes chapel and the Michelangelo chapels were just awe inspiring! And it was just lovely to be greeted by the staff who were still friendly and nice after what must have been such a super busy tourist season. This is why we love Italy and keep coming back!

Carl

4/5

Sep, 2024

The Palazzo Vecchio in Firenze was not really a very exciting museum visit. The art was mediocre and the palace itself lacks good taste. I thought the halls and rooms were not really very overwhelming. I had a nice outing and it got me out of the apartment and into the city centre again, which is always nice. Purchasing the ticket via Headout was very straightforward and a very good service. Very satisfying.

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Your experience

Medici Chapels

Step back in time to 16th and 17th-century Florence with skip-the-line access to the Medici Chapels. This extension of the 15th-century church was built to honor the Medici family and the Dukes of Tuscany. Discover the crypt where several dukes and their wives are buried.

Visit Cappella dei Principi (Chapel of the Princes), known for its octagonal floor plan and a stunning cupola designed by Buontalenti. Don't miss the New Sacristy, which houses the tombs of Lorenzo and Giuliano de' Medici. Check out the sculptures of Day, Night, Dawn, and Dusk, adorning the Medici tombs as well as the walls of Michelangelo's secret room, which are covered by charcoal drawings attributed to Buonarroti.

Palazzo Vecchio

A visit to Palazzo Vecchio is a journey through three eras of history: Roman, Medieval, and Renaissance. Built in 1299 on the ruins of the Uberti Ghibelline towers, this palace has been Florence’s emblem of civil power for centuries. The Medici family called it their home for over 100 years.

Inside, explore Roman-inspired courtyards, admire intricate paintings, and marvel at sculptures of Florence’s great rulers and heroes. Wander through the stunning Hall of the Five Hundred, explore Francesco I de' Medici’s study, and admire frescoes, paintings, and sculptures by Renaissance masters like David Michelangelo, The Battle of Anghiari by Leonard Da Vinci, and Judith by Donatello.

Operating hours

Palazzo Vecchio

Monday	09:00 AM - 07:00 PM	last entry 06:00 PM
Tuesday	09:00 AM - 07:00 PM	last entry 06:00 PM
Wednesday	09:00 AM - 07:00 PM	last entry 06:00 PM
Thursday	09:00 AM - 02:00 PM	last entry 01:00 PM
Friday	09:00 AM - 07:00 PM	last entry 06:00 PM
Saturday	09:00 AM - 07:00 PM	last entry 06:00 PM
Sunday	09:00 AM - 07:00 PM	last entry 06:00 PM

Medici Chapel

Monday	08:30 AM - 06:00 PM
Tuesday	Closed
Wednesday	08:30 AM - 06:00 PM
Thursday	08:30 AM - 06:00 PM
Friday	08:30 AM - 06:00 PM
Saturday	08:30 AM - 06:00 PM
Sunday	08:30 AM - 06:00 PM

Know before you go

What’s not allowed

Please note that sleeveless tops, shorts, and mini-skirts, are not permitted inside the Medici Chapels. We recommend wearing respectful attire at Palazzo Vecchio.
Large bags, suitcases, and backpacks are not allowed.
Consumption of food and drinks is not permitted inside the Chapels.
Photography, videography, and camera equipment are strictly prohibited inside the Medici Chapels and San Lorenzo Church.

Accessibility

Medici Chapels

The tour is wheelchair accessible.
Ramps and elevators available to help those with mobility issues.

Palazzo Vecchio

Guests with disabilities can enter the museum for free.
Access for visitors with mobility issues is via the side entrance in Via dei Gondi.
The lift, situated on the ground floor in the Cortile della Dogana, is for guests with reduced mobility only.
You can borrow wheelchairs and strollers free of charge.

Additional notes

Photography is allowed inside Palazzo Vecchio but flash photography, tripods, and other camera equipment are prohibited.
Dress appropriately otherwise you will not be allowed to enter the Medici Chapels.
Both attractions are equipped with toilets and restrooms, including wheelchair accessible washrooms. Changing tables are available at the Medici Chapels.
Lockers to store belongings are also available at both locations.