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Florence Flex Pass
Choose 2 to 7 attractions and use them within 30 days of your first visit.
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- Pick 2 to 7 attractions
- 30 days from the first visit
- Digital pass by e-mail
The Florence Flex Pass by Turbopass is the pick-and-choose option among the Florence passes: you buy a number of attractions, from two to seven, and choose them later from the Turbopass list, the Uffizi and the Accademia among them. The pass runs 30 days from the first visit.
What you get
What the Florence Flex Pass lets you choose
Every entry counts as one choice. The regular single prices sit next to the headline museums for comparison.
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- Galleria dell'Accademia choice attraction with time slot €20
- Uffizi Gallery choice attraction with time slot €25
- Accademia Di Belle Arti
- Cathedral Of Siena Santa Maria Assunta
- Florence Bike Hire Unlimited Biking
- Florence Walking Tour
- Guided Bike Tour Florence Unlimited Biking
- Hop-on Hop-off bus Florence hop-on hop-off ride counts as one of the chosen attractions
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- Jewish Museum Synagogue Siena
- Leonardo Interactive Museum
- Medici Museum Florence
- Museo Casa Buonarroti
- Museo Degli Innocenti
- Museo Franco Zeffirelli
- National Archaeological Museum Florence
- Opificio Delle Pietre Dure
- Orsanmichele Church
- San Marco Museum
- Shuttle Bus Barberino Designer Outlet
- Synagogue Of Florence
Prices
Prices by number of attractions
The price per attraction falls the more you pick. Teenagers from 15 to 17 and children from 5 to 14 have their own rates, under 5 is free.
| Validity | Adult (18+) | Youth (15-17) | Child (5-14) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 attractions | €79.90 | €30 | €25 |
| 3 attractions | €109.90 | €55 | €35 |
| 4 attractions | €139.90 | €75 | €45 |
| 5 attractions | €159.90 | €95 | €55 |
| 6 attractions | €179.90 | €120 | €75 |
| 7 attractions | €199.90 | €130 | €85 |
Plain facts
What is not included
- Duomo complex (Brunelleschi's Dome, Baptistery, Campanile, Museum)
Buying and using
How the Flex Pass works
Buy the number of attractions, receive the pass by e-mail, decide in Florence.
- 1
Pick a number, not the sights
Choose how many attractions you want, from two to seven, and the number of visitors. Which sights you visit is decided later. - 2
Receive it by e-mail
The pass arrives as a digital pass with a QR code and a reservation tool. Uffizi and Accademia time slots are reserved through it, many other sights need no booking. - 3
Use it within 30 days
The pass starts with your first visit and runs 30 days from there. Each attraction counts once, and every traveller in a group can pick different ones.
Weighing it up
What speaks against the Flex Pass, and who it is for
Against it: two choices are the minimum, so if the Uffizi is your only goal, the single ticket is the cheaper way in. The Uffizi and the Accademia still need a time slot, which you reserve yourself through the pass tool rather than having it done at purchase as with the Florence City Pass. Brunelleschi's dome and the rest of the Duomo complex are not on the list, public transport is not part of the pass, and the hop-on hop-off bus is one of your choices rather than an extra on top.
For whom: visitors with a short list and open dates, a second visit to Florence, or a group whose members want different things: one picks the two galleries, another the bike tour and the bus. The 30-day window suits a trip with a day out to Siena or the Chianti in the middle.
Alternatives: if you want the whole list on consecutive days, the Florence City Pass from the same issuer includes everything at once with the two gallery slots reserved for you. For museum days across the city's own circuit, the Firenzecard runs 72 hours. The comparison puts all passes side by side, the attractions page lists which pass opens which house, and the prices page shows the ladder by number of picks.
FAQ
Questions about the Flex Pass
Short answers for this pass, everything else on the FAQ page.
Do I have to choose my attractions when I buy? +
No. You only choose how many, from two to seven. The sights themselves you pick later, and time slots for the Uffizi and the Accademia are reserved through the pass tool. Everyone in a group can choose differently.
How long is the pass valid? +
For 30 days from your first visit, not from the purchase date. A day without sightseeing costs you nothing, unlike the consecutive days of the Florence City Pass.
Is the dome or the Duomo complex one of the choices? +
No. Brunelleschi's dome, the Baptistery, the bell tower and the Opera del Duomo Museum are sold only with the Brunelleschi Pass of the Opera del Duomo. Which sights the Flex Pass covers is listed on the attractions page.
Alternatives
The other Florence passes compared
Book the Florence Flex Pass
Choose the number of attractions above, receive the pass by e-mail and decide in Florence.