The length for this private tour of the Baptistery (inside and outside) is 1 hour.
| 1-2 people | 3 people | 4 people | 5 people | 6 people | 7 people |
| 58,00 | 68,00 | 78,00 | 88,00 | 98,00 | 108,00 |
* admission fees not included
The art historians have not yet agreed on its “date of birth” .
IX century… XI century…?
Anyway, the Florentine people were used to see their “Bel San Giovanni” as Dante Alighieri was used to call it long before the Cathedral, Santa Croce, Santa Maria Novella were built and because of this the Baptistery was and is one of the most beloved places of worship in Florence.
Of course, when someone thinks to the Baptistery the thoughts go immediately to its 3 doors on its Nord, east and south side. Not many visitors expect to see what this gem has inside . the surprise is endless.
Every time I am here I have the impression of being inside a big treasure trove of precious things, It is enough to look around to see them all :
One of the first “Renaissance tomb” made by Donatello and Michelozzo for the anti-Pope Baldassarre Cossa (John XXIII).
The floor decoration literally carved in marble with geometric and figurative designs.
The floor mosaic of the ancient Roman Domus built in the area before the Baptistery (not easy to see).
The amazing gem is the dome, decorated with mosaics from the first half of 1200 to the first half of 1300. The mosaics of the Baptistery’s dome are considered among the most important of the Italian Middle Ages.
I’m sure once you get into the Baptistery you will not want to go out before having seen everything!
Yes, you do, but with the same ticket you can visit the ruins of the Cathedral of Santa Reparata, climb Brunelleschi’s dome, climb the Belltower, visit the Duomo’s museum. The full price ticket costs 18,00 euro and you can use it within 72 hours from first use.
No, you don’t, it is not possible at all to reserve the entrance. It is not necessary.
Of course, you can and the rate will be recalculated. All my tours are tailor-made.
Yes, you can.
Yes you can, but it would be great if you book also another tour, maybe the Duomo Tour or the museum of the Duomo Tour 🙂
Yes, you do, legs up to the knee and shoulders must be covered.
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