An expert official Tourist Guide will accompany you to the top of the highest building of Florence. During the climb of the Dome you will also have the chance to use the same staircase used by Brunelleschi. On the way up the 463 step staircase you will feel as if you went back in time as you go thru the narrow passages of this masterpiece building. Once you reach the top of the cupola you will enjoy an unforgettable view of Florence.
This tour will give you the chance to discover the technique used by Brunelleschi from a special point of view: you will be really close to the Frescos decorating the Dome, and you will discover the tools preserved inside the Museum of Opera del Duomo. In order to build the Dome quickly many tools where invented, these tools are still preserved in the Museum of the Cathedral and we will show them during our trip. The extraordinary thing is that many are used still this day. We recommend to wear comfortable clothes and shoes.
Inclusion
Tourist Guide; Private experience; Dome entrance; Museum of the Cathedral entrance.
Exclusion
Transportation to and from the departure location; Gratuities.
Hours of operation
Available: Daily, except Sunday; Departs at 2:30pm. No tour departures on: 20-21, 25 Apr; 1 May; 2 Jun; 24 Jun; 15 Aug; 1-Nov.
Duration
Approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes.
Location
Meeting point at Segway Office located in Via dei Cimatori 9 Red – Florence (very close to Piazza della Signoria).
Location
Meeting point at Segway Office located in Via dei Cimatori 9 Red – Florence (very close to Piazza della Signoria).
Policies
This tour has a 2 person minimum and a 12 person maximum to operate.
The tour goes on rain or shine.
Complete information, including local telephone numbers at your destination, will be included on your Confirmation Voucher.
All information requested must be supplied or booking is subject to automatic cancellation
Highlights / General details
An expert official Tourist Guide will accompany you to the top of the highest building of Florence. During the climb of the Dome you will also have the chance to use the same staircase used by Brunelleschi. On the way up the 463 step staircase you will feel as if you went back in time as you go thru the narrow passages of this masterpiece building. Once you reach the top of the cupola you will enjoy an unforgettable view of Florence. This tour will give you the chance to discover the technique used by Brunelleschi from a special point of view: you will be really close to the Frescos decorating the Dome, and you will discover the tools preserved inside the Museum of Opera del Duomo. In order to build the Dome quickly many tools where invented, these tools are still preserved in the Museum of the Cathedral and we will show them during our trip. The extraordinary thing is that many are used still this day. We recommend to wear comfortable clothes and shoes.
Inclusion
Tourist Guide; Private experience; Dome entrance; Museum of the Cathedral entrance.
Exclusion
Transportation to and from the departure location; Gratuities.
Hours of operation
Available: Daily, except Sunday; Departs at 2:30pm. No tour departures on: 20-21, 25 Apr; 1 May; 2 Jun; 24 Jun; 15 Aug; 1-Nov.
Duration
Approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes.
Location Meeting point at Segway Office located in Via dei Cimatori 9 Red – Florence (very close to Piazza della Signoria).
Location
Meeting point at Segway Office located in Via dei Cimatori 9 Red – Florence (very close to Piazza della Signoria).
Policies This tour has a 2 person minimum and a 12 person maximum to operate. The tour goes on rain or shine. Complete information, including local telephone numbers at your destination, will be included on your Confirmation Voucher.
All information requested must be supplied or booking is subject to automatic cancellation
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