About us

florence-citypass.com is a multilingual comparison site for the Florence sightseeing passes. Several passes compete for the same visitors, and they come from three different kinds of issuer. The Firenze Card is a project of the City of Florence, the Comune di Firenze. The Brunelleschi Pass is issued by the cathedral works, the Opera di Santa Maria del Fiore, for the Duomo complex. The Turbopass Florence, the Florence Digital Pass and the Uffizi & Accademia Pass are assembled by ticket providers. This site is not affiliated with any of them and issues no pass of its own.

What makes them hard to compare is that they do not run on the same clock. The Firenze Card counts 72 hours from your first museum entrance rather than from the day you buy it, and an add-on restarts it for a further 48 hours. The Turbopass runs in whole days. The Uffizi & Accademia Pass and the Florence Digital Pass are not really durations at all but reserved time slots, fixed at the moment of booking. In Florence a pass therefore shapes the order of your days as much as the cost of them, which is why we list for each one which houses it opens, how its validity is counted, and where two of them cover the same ground instead of adding to each other.

What this site is not

florence-citypass.com is an independent comparison guide. We are not the official website of the Firenze Card, the Brunelleschi Pass, Turbopass or any other pass provider. We only compare passes that are actually sold for Florence, so providers who are big elsewhere but have no Florence product do not appear here. We are not a general Florence travel guide or hotel portal, and we deliberately leave out hotel booking and individual tickets without a pass connection. We do not sell the passes ourselves: bookings are completed with our partners Tiqets and GetYourGuide, and their current prices, availability and terms apply.

Further information

• Firenze Card at the issuer, the City of Florence, with the museum circuit and the 72-hour rule