Hi,
We will be in Florence for 7 nights in the last week of April/first week of May. We are (obviously) very excited to see the city for the first time but still a bit concerned about huge crowds at the main sights. Is tourism back to normal again this spring, or is it still quieter than in pre-Corona times?
As you suggested, we decided on the museums we absolutely want to see and checked out the online information about tickets and combi cards. But I find it a bit difficult to understand and would appreciate your advice.
We definitely want to see the Uffici and the Academia as well as the Duomo (with cupola) and wish to avoid queueing for these. Is it best to book all three separately, or get a combination ticket? The primary aspect for us is avoiding hassle and queueing, not necessarily getting the cheapest price.
As for the other museums, we would prefer to be flexible and decide spontaneously if and when to go. Is this a good idea, or would it be easier to book time slots ahead wherever possible?
From your experience, what is the best time of day to see the Uffizi? From what I can see, there is no time limit to you stay once you're inside - it that true?
Thank you very much for your help!
Best regards, Susanne
We will be in Florence for 7 nights in the last week of April/first week of May. We are (obviously) very excited to see the city for the first time but still a bit concerned about huge crowds at the main sights. Is tourism back to normal again this spring, or is it still quieter than in pre-Corona times?
As you suggested, we decided on the museums we absolutely want to see and checked out the online information about tickets and combi cards. But I find it a bit difficult to understand and would appreciate your advice.
We definitely want to see the Uffici and the Academia as well as the Duomo (with cupola) and wish to avoid queueing for these. Is it best to book all three separately, or get a combination ticket? The primary aspect for us is avoiding hassle and queueing, not necessarily getting the cheapest price.
As for the other museums, we would prefer to be flexible and decide spontaneously if and when to go. Is this a good idea, or would it be easier to book time slots ahead wherever possible?
From your experience, what is the best time of day to see the Uffizi? From what I can see, there is no time limit to you stay once you're inside - it that true?
Thank you very much for your help!
Best regards, Susanne