City itineraries · Italy
Florence, day by day
Three days with Florence’s great art given room to breathe: the cathedral and northern centre, the Uffizi and river, then gardens and viewpoints across the Arno. The Duomo’s neighbouring monuments are treated as one visit, with the big gallery moved to another day.
Updated 11 September 2026 · 2 official sources checked · report an error

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3 days in Florence
Before you go
Good to know in Florence
Tickets and bookings
- The cathedral itself is free. The other Duomo monuments require the appropriate pass; the dome’s entry time is the slot selected when purchasing a Brunelleschi Pass.Source: Opera di Santa Maria del Fiore · checked Sep 2026
Choosing a museum ticket
- The Uffizi’s five-day combined ticket covers the Uffizi, Pitti Palace and Boboli. The Uffizi is the first museum to visit under that ticket, so the order of days two and three matters if you choose it.Source: Uffizi Galleries · checked Sep 2026
The gardens and viewpoints
- Check the Uffizi Galleries’ current notices before the garden day: weather alerts or works can affect access. Avoid building the day around an assumed opening of every garden or palace room.Source: Uffizi Galleries · checked Sep 2026
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