Best of Florence Walking Tour With David & The Duomo

3627

3 h

Michelangelo's David stands proudly in front of the tortured artist's unfinished 'Slaves'

Michelangelo's sculptures feel more like a reveal than creation

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Overview

Skip the long lines to marvel at Michelangelo's David, one of the best-known sculptures in the world, with an expert guide.
Special skip-the-line access the to the Florence Cathedral.
Discover the Piazza della Signoria, Ponte Vecchio and more on an informative walking tour.
Take in the top sights of Florence in just a few hours with a small group of travelers.

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Latest Reviews

Great

This was our first trip to Florence and a perfect way to navigate our way around and familiarise. Our guide was friendly and clear and the use of audio headpieces made hearing her easy despite some noisy surroundings. Easy access to sights. Recommended.

Viator customer · Samantha · Mar 09, 2026

Excellent

Ivana was an absolutely fantastic tour guide. She provided such a comprehensive and very engaging history of the local area, as well as each art piece we viewed. Absolutely recommend, a wonderful experience.

Tripadvisor customer · Abbie · Mar 08, 2026

Excellent

Wonderful tour! Seeing the statue of David was amazing. This and the duomo are must visits.

GetYourGude customer · Cecilia · Mar 07, 2026

Excellent

Informative and happy I did it.

Tripadvisor customer · HELEN · Mar 07, 2026

Excellent

Frederico was an amazing tour gyide!! He was extremely knowledgeable, informative, and all 5 in the family enjoyed the tour!!!

Tripadvisor customer · Kerry · Mar 05, 2026

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What is the dress code for this tour?

Due to the religious nature of the Cathedral, all individuals regardless of gender must cover their shoulders and knees. You can bring extra coverings (scarves, etc) to put on just before entering the Cathedral. It is also prohibited to enter the Cathedral and climb to the Terraces and Cupola wearing flip-flops, slippers, clogs and shoes with heels.