What does the Brunelleschi Pass includes?

The Brunelleschi Pass works as the all-access ticket for the buildings around Piazza del Duomo in Florence. Buying it covers six entries: the climb up Brunelleschi's Dome, the climb up Giotto's Bell Tower, the Florence Baptistery, the crypt of Santa Reparata, the inside of the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, and the Opera del Duomo Museum. Each one allows a single visit. Three calendar days, six places, one ticket.

Validity counts from whichever date a buyer picks during checkout, not from the moment of first scan. Within those three days, the dome slot is the only fixed appointment, and the rules force it onto day one. Other monuments stay open without reservations, and a visitor can move between them in any order. Stamina, not bookings, ends up being the constraint, because two of the six visits involve serious staircases. The cathedral dome is 463 steps and the bell tower is 414, neither of them with a lift.

Since March 2024 the dome ticket carries the climber's name. Online buyers add first name, last name and nationality for everyone going up, and the names cannot be edited once printed. Opera staff check them against photo ID at Porta della Mandorla. The change targets touts who used to flip undated dome tickets at a markup.

The Baptistery entrance has temporarily moved to the South Door, while works finish on the main north door facing via dei Martelli. The South Door entry holds until 2 March 2026. Inside, restoration scaffolding still covers the 13th-century mosaic vault, but the bronze doors, the marble floor and the octagonal architecture stay in view.

Two maintenance closures fall in November 2026: the Bell Tower from 9 to 13, and the dome from 16 to 20. The pass still works for the other monuments on those dates.