Firenzecard

The card is easy to use and was so worth the money. In many cases, it meant I didn’t have to stand in a line for a ticket and it is universally recognized. The app is very well designed and shows all the museums available with lots of information, including open days and hours. The ability to extend for another 48 hours is also a big plus, if you are staying longer than 3 days. I highly recommend this card when you are visiting Florence!

My Firenze card disappeared after the app updated and now it’s saying the voucher number is no longer valid!

The app works great, and it makes scheduling your Uffizi and Accademia tickets easier.

We hit 9 museums in two days alone, well with it.

I appreciate that this card exists but it is so complicated to use and especially to make reservations. The hours of the reservation offices are different than the museums and the phone number is perpetually busy. Why can’t I make a reservation on the app?!?

But general instructions on how the app works with timed reservations could be clearer. I still don’t understand how to make timed reservations for the uffizi or other locations. Also generally explain that if you have Firenze card you don’t have to wait in the general line for tickets but may have to go to bookshop or other desk for tickets. It’s confusing.

Great!

Terrific. Super helpful and I love that it works without cell service or internet

Highly recommend this card. It is absolutely essential in making you trip as enjoyable as possible. The app lets you know where you are and gives specific recommendation to ur current position through gps, it gives you numerous recommendations if you want to travel outside of Florence, and it allows you hassle free access into most of the museums in Florence.

The Firenzecard was perfect for our stay in Florence March 18-28. My husband had a conference in Prato (he commuted by train). It was Spring Break in Colorado, USA so our adopted son (13) and I decided to join him. We planned to stay at Hotel David and visit as many cathedrals, museums and attractions as we could. The Firenzecard allowed our son to enter free when accompanied by a card holding adult. Be sure you list any dependents traveling with you when you sign up for the card. We followed the instructions online and had no problems entering several on the list of participating attractions. Yes, we did purchase Duomo complex separately and made reservations. All three of us toured the first three days. Then, we took a couple days break and did fun activities our teen selected ~like the Selfie Museum and Zipline Adventure Park IL Gigante. We added the free 48 hours extension. We went to fourteen places altogether. Our flight departure was delayed due to union strikes in Munich. We wish there had been an option to add two more days! We also took a half-day trip to Pisa by train. We had a wonderful vacation and loved staying at one location and getting to enjoy local restaurants and parks. We used the mobile Firenzecard with ease and didn’t have to wait in long lines. The app also has very nice brief descriptions about each place that our son liked to read aloud before we headed out. Open and closed days of the week and hours were also included.