ブルネレスキのドーム登頂とドゥオーモ複合施設チケット

Bonjour Linda, « Wow » est probablement le mot qui revient le plus naturellement lorsqu’on arrive enfin au sommet du Dôme de Brunelleschi ! Après les 463 marches et les passages étroits à l’intérieur de la coupole, découvrir Florence depuis là-haut est une récompense assez extraordinaire. Nous sommes très heureux que l’ascension ait été le moment fort de votre visite. Merci d’avoir choisi Walks in Town pour découvrir le Duomo de Florence. John

Ciao Scott, Making it to the top on a hot day - knee replacement included - certainly gives you both bragging rights! The 463 steps of Brunelleschi’s Dome are a very individual challenge, but there’s something particularly satisfying about emerging at the top after climbing through the structure itself and finally seeing Florence spread out below. We’re very happy it became such a great experience for you both. Thank you for choosing Walks in Town for your reserved Duomo tickets. John

Hi Katie, You definitely made the most of your time in Florence! The Brunelleschi Pass gives you several days to explore the Duomo Complex, but tackling both Brunelleschi’s Dome and Giotto’s Bell Tower in one day is quite an achievement - and a lot of steps. Great advice about the water too. We’re happy our reserved ticket experience helped you fit so much into a short stay and that Florence rewarded the effort with those spectacular views. Thank you for choosing Walks in Town. John

Grazie Alan, You summed up the Brunelleschi’s Dome experience very well: a lot of stairs, dramatic frescoes up close, and a view that makes the effort worthwhile. I’m also glad you made use of the Cathedral access through the Crypt, which is one of the practical benefits included with the Duomo complex pass. As an official partner of the Opera del Duomo, we’re proud to help visitors navigate the different monuments and make the most of the time their pass gives them. Thank you for choosing Walks in Town. John

Hi Sean, Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. I'm sorry to hear the audioguide didn't meet your expectations. Our app actually includes more than 20 audio stops covering the Dome and the entire Duomo Complex, designed to accompany visitors throughout the visit rather than as just a few standalone clips. It's possible some of the content wasn't accessed during your experience, and we're sorry if that wasn't clear. We really appreciate your feedback, as it helps us improve both the app and the instructions we provide before the visit. Thank you again, and we hope you'll have the opportunity to experience Florence with us again in the future. John

Merci pour votre avis 😊 Vous avez tout à fait raison : partir tôt est souvent la meilleure façon de profiter pleinement de l'expérience. Et oui, entre le Dôme et le Campanile, les jambes s'en souviennent ! Mais les vues au sommet valent largement l'effort. Merci encore d'avoir partagé votre expérience 🙏 John

Hi! Thank you for sharing this. That’s exactly what we aim for: clear communication and a smooth, hassle-free experience across all sites. Glad everything worked perfectly for you 🙏 John

Hey David! Grazie mille - really appreciate this. You said it well: it’s a bit of an effort, but the payoff at the top makes it worth it. And yes, good weather definitely takes it to another level 🔝 Thanks for sharing your experience 🙏 John

Hi! Really appreciate this - thank you. That’s exactly the idea behind this experience: keep things simple and smooth, especially when Florence gets busy. Glad everything was easy to access and worked the way it should. And yes… having everything ready in advance makes a big difference here. Thanks again for the recommendation 🙏 Enjoy the rest of your trip! John

Hi, Thank you for your detailed feedback! Really appreciate you sharing these practical tips - having the PDF ready on your phone definitely makes the experience much smoother across the different entrances. Glad everything felt easy to navigate and that the instructions helped along the way. Thanks again for your kind words and support! Best regards, John Walks in Town