Giotto Pass 2026 - Best Deal Online
Giotto Bell Tower, Duomo Florence, Crypt, Baptistery & Museo Del Opera
About Giotto Pass
Climb the 84-meter-tall Giotto’s Bell Tower, and see Pisano’s beautiful allegorical reliefs alongside panoramic views of Florence - all with our Giotto Pass! The pass also offers skip-the-line access to the Florence Duomo museum, the cathedral’s crypt, and the Baptistery of San Giovanni so you’ll definitely get your money’s worth.
Climb 414 stairs to the top of Giotto’s Bell Tower and take in unobstructed panoramic views of Florence. Admire the city’s red roof tiles, get a birds-eye view of Brunelleschi’s dome, and take in the rolling Tuscan countryside.
You’ll spot its distinctive, unique artwork as you ascend Giotto's Bell Tower. First, hexagonal panels showing the history of mankind are shown, followed by Pisano’s famous allegorical lozenges. Finally, on the penultimate level, you’ll find intricate statues of Prophets.
The Giotto Pass also includes access to additional areas. Specifically, the Opera del Duomo Museum, the Baptistery of San Giovanni, the Santa Reparata Basilica, and the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore. Go explore all four!
Don’t worry about waiting in any long lines - you’ll enter the Florence Cathedral complex immediately! The Giotto Pass comes with skip-the-line tickets, meaning you won’t lose any time standing in line but can see the attractions right away.
Since the Giotto Pass is a two-day pass, you can take your time exploring the Florence Cathedral complex! Climb Giotto’s Bell Tower one day, see the museum the next, and pace your visit however suits you best.
When my boyfriend bought this I thought it was only a ticket to climb Giotto Bell Tower. But actually, you can see a bunch of other sections of the Florence Cathedral! My favorites were the museum and the ancient Basilica of Santa Reparata - seeing all those years of history was kind of overpowering, especially in the crypt. It’s just soooo old.
These Giotto’s Bell Tower tickets are fantastic. We saw the bell tower, the baptistery, the museum… there are really so many different attractions, and you can easily spend an hour or more in each one. Part of the reason I was so grateful for the skip-the-line tickets - we didn’t waste any time waiting, and got inside right away!
DESCRIPTION
Giotto's Bell Tower Tickets
- Admission to Giotto's Bell Tower
- Admission to the Florence Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore
- Admission to the Baptistery of St. John
- Admission to the Opera del Duomo Museum
- Admission to the Basilica of Santa Reparata
- Skip-the-line tickets
- English
TAKE IN PANORAMIC VIEWS FROM GIOTTO'S BELL TOWER
Begin your visit with the star of the Giotto Pass: Giotto’s Bell Tower! Climb up 414 steps to stand at the top of the 84-meter-tall gothic monument, and see Florence spread out beneath you. You’ll enjoy an unparalleled birds-eye view of Brunelleschi’s dome from above, as well as all of Florence’s red roof tiles. Even the picturesque Tuscan hills beyond Florence are visible.
SEE THE BELL TOWER'S EXQUISITE ARTWORK
On the Bell Tower’s ground level, you’ll see intricate hexagonal panels showing the history of man, inspired by Genesis - for example, scenes including the Creation of Adam, the agricultural labor Noah, and more. On the next level, admire Pisano’s beautiful allegorical lozenges, depicting the liberal arts, the planets, and more. Finally, on the second level, there are 16 life-like statues of Prophets, delicately placed in corner niches.
VISIT THE BROADER FLORENCE CATHEDRAL COMPLEX
The Giotto Pass provides access beyond Giotto’s Bell Tower, so explore the other attractions! The Opera del Duomo museum will teach you the site’s history and beauty, the crypt will transport you to the 5th century, and the grandeur of the Baptistery of San Giovanni will enchant you. In fact, the Romanesque baptistery might remind you of the Roman Pantheon - the Pantheon was its architectural inspiration!
FREE CANCELLATION UP TO 24H IN ADVANCE!
Receive a complete refund if you cancel your booking 24 hours before the selected date!
Interesting facts about Giotto’s Bell Tower
- The bell tower’s architect, Giotto di Bondone, was 67 years old when he succeeded the cathedral’s previous principal architect, Arnolfo di Cambio.
- During his lifetime, Giotto di Bondone only saw one part of the bell tower finished: the lower floor with its marble external revetment.
- Today, Giotto di Bondone is considered one of the founders of Italian Renaissance architecture.
GOOD TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
- The Florence Cathedral and Baptistery of San Giovanni have a dress code: it is required to cover your shoulders and knees.
- It’s a good idea to wear comfortable shoes, just because of the staircase in Giotto’s Bell Tower.
- Since you’ll be doing a fair amount of walking, it’s best to bring a water bottle with you.
- Baby carriages, strollers, and large bags are not allowed inside Giotto’s Bell Tower.
- Please note that visiting Giotto’s Bell Tower involves narrow spaces and some heights. While this is manageable for most visitors, those who may feel uncomfortable can opt for the Ghiberti Pass as an alternative.
- Like all our Duomo Florence tickets with Skip the Line option, the Giotto Pass is in high demand, so don’t wait too long to secure yours.
Meeting Point
Since the Giotto Pass includes a timed entry slot, a host will greet you before entering the attraction, providing a brief introduction. Meet them at Piazza Del Duomo 60R, and please be there 10 minutes before your entry time.
EXPERIENCE MORE & PAY LESS!
Visit all the Giotto's Bell Tower and Florence Duomo complex highlights with a single ticket!
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