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Medici Chapels ticket in Florence

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  • Discover the Medici Chapels, honoring Florence’s most influential Renaissance family in history
  • Marvel at Michelangelo’s intricate sculptures, epitomizing the artistic brilliance of the Italian Renaissance
  • Explore the Chapel of Princes, adorned with vibrant mosaics and precious materials
  • Learn about Florence’s Medici dynasty, pivotal in art, politics, and cultural patronage
  • Admire Renaissance architecture blending spirituality and grandeur in the heart of Florence
  • Visit the burial site of the Medicis, Florence’s powerful rulers and cultural pioneers

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General ticket

Inclusions

  • Admission to: Medici Chapels

Exclusions

  • Admission to San Lorenzo Basilica

  • Admission to Medici Library

  • Other personal expenses

  • Tips and gratuities

Additional Info

  • Children aged 0-12 must be accompanied by a paying adult

  • Free for children aged 0–17, tickets can be picked up at the box office

  • This activity is wheelchair-accessible

From$18.22Per Person

What's included in Medici Chapels ticket in Florence

(Subject to Option Inclusions)
Medici Chapels ticket in Florence
Medici Chapels ticket in Florence
Step into a space where history, art, and legacy are harmoniously preserved
Step into a space where history, art, and legacy are harmoniously preserved
Medici Chapels ticket in Florence
Medici Chapels ticket in Florence

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The Medici Chapels in the Basilica of San Lorenzo are a magnificent Renaissance landmark and a tribute to the powerful Medici family. These two stunning chapels, dating back to the 16th and 17th centuries, serve as the final resting place for 49 Medici members, including a statue of Anna Maria Luisa de Medici, who gifted the family’s art collection to Florence for public enjoyment. Michelangelo's brilliance is on full display in the Sagrestia Nuova, his first architectural project, which hints at his later innovations at St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. Highlights include three captivating sculpture groups: Dawn and Dusk on Lorenzo il Magnifico's tomb, Night and Day on Giuliano’s sarcophagus, and the unfinished Madonna and Child. This site remains a must-see for art lovers and history enthusiasts exploring Florence’s Renaissance treasures

Route

How to get there

  • By tram: This attraction is 3 minutes walk away from the tram station "Unita"

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  • Medici Chapel
  • Medici Chapels Piazza Di Madonna Degli Aldobrandini 6 Please Refer To The Map Https Maps App Goo Gl 2 B K 9 Qj QKBQAF My 3 I 9 For Assistance

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Valid Period

The voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time if applicable)