Ticket for Basilica of Santa Maria Novella in Florence


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Children aged 0‑17 must be accompanied by a paying adult
Piazza della Stazione di Firenze 4, 50123
(1) Upon arrival, the operator will inform you that your entry time may differ from your selected time slot by up to 30 minutes;
(2) Audio guides are available in English/Spanish/German/French/Italian;
(3) The activity is suitable for prams and wheelchairs;

Tour Highlights
Step into the 13th‑century Basilica of Santa Maria Novella
Embark on a rich cultural and historical journey with an informative video guide to gain deeper insights into the history
Admire extraordinary frescoes by renowned artists such as Nardo di Cione
Explore the cloisters and immerse yourself in the ancient art of Florence
Skip the queue and explore the Basilica of Santa Maria Novella with ease. Learn about the rich history of the Dominican Order and admire exquisite medieval and Renaissance artworks. An advanced video guide enhances your experience, providing in‑depth understanding of the basilica's architecture and masterpieces. Discover captivating frescoes in the cloisters, including Masaccio's 'The Holy Trinity' and the fascinating works of Ghirlandaio and Lippi.

The Gothic 'Cloister of the Dead' impresses with its intricate 14th‑century decorations depicting Heaven, Purgatory, and Hell, reflecting the sombre atmosphere of the plague. The first basilica in Florence showcases contributions from renowned Renaissance artists like Giotto. Easily immerse yourself in the captivating medieval and Renaissance realms at Santa Maria Novella
Basilica of Santa Maria Novella

Agnolo Bronzino's Resurrection of Jairus' Daughter

Interior of the Basilica of Santa Maria Novella
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