Palazzo Vecchio

Palazzo Vecchio, Florence’s historic town hall, is a fortress-like palace rich in Renaissance art, political intrigue, and panoramic tower views. Once home to the Medici family, it offers travelers a deep dive into the civic heart of Florence’s golden age.

Best Selling Experiences of Palazzo Vecchio

Explore Palazzo Vecchio with skip-the-line tickets and immersive guided tours. Walk through secret corridors, admire Vasari’s frescoed ceilings, and climb the Arnolfo Tower for stunning Florence views. Popular experiences include evening visits, family-friendly treasure hunts, and Medici-themed itineraries. These expert-led tours blend history, art, and legend—perfect for first-time visitors and seasoned cultural travelers alike.

Other Attractions in Florence

Beyond Palazzo Vecchio, Florence brims with marvels. Gaze at Michelangelo’s David at the Accademia, stroll the romantic Ponte Vecchio, or admire Renaissance masterpieces at the Uffizi Gallery. Relax in the Boboli Gardens or sip wine in Piazza della Signoria. Florence seamlessly blends historic landmarks, art-filled galleries, and authentic local charm into a one-of-a-kind travel experience.

Uffizi Gallery

Uffizi Gallery

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Accademia Gallery

Accademia Gallery

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Santa Maria del Fiore Duomo

Santa Maria del Fiore Duomo

Giotto Bell Tower

Giotto Bell Tower

Palazzo Vecchio

Frequently Asked Questions

Plan for 1 to 1.5 hours to explore the museum, rooms, and tower comfortably.

Yes, most areas are accessible, though the tower and secret passages are not suitable for wheelchairs.

Yes, guided tours are available in multiple languages and often include access to exclusive areas.

Yes, tower access can be booked with or without the museum visit, but includes 223 steps and no elevator.

Yes, children are welcome. There are also family-friendly tours and educational activities available.

Yes, evening visits are available on certain days and offer a quieter, atmospheric experience.

Online booking is recommended, especially for guided tours and tower access due to limited entry slots.

Yes, non-flash photography is permitted in most areas, except for temporary exhibitions or sensitive rooms.

There’s no strict dress code, but comfortable shoes are recommended for climbing the tower or long tours.

Yes, combo tours often include Uffizi, Duomo, or walking tours for a full Florence experience.