Travellers will climb 414 steps up this 14th-century Gothic masterpiece to reach a height of 84 meters. From the top, you get the absolute best close-up view of Brunelleschi’s Dome and a 360-degree panorama of Florence’s red-tiled roofs.

You will explore the grand burial place of the Medici family, featuring the opulent Chapel of the Princes covered in precious semi-precious stones. The highlight is Michelangelo’s New Sacristy, where his world-famous sculptures Night and Day and Dawn and Dusk adorn the tombs.

This high-tech museum houses the original art created for the Cathedral complex. You will stand face-to-face with Ghiberti’s original "Gates of Paradise" doors and see Michelangelo’s moving Bandini Pietà, all displayed in stunning, airy galleries.

Step inside one of the oldest buildings in Florence to look up at the breathtaking 13th-century golden mosaics covering the ceiling. You will walk across intricate marble floors while learning about the site where Dante Alighieri and many famous Renaissance figures were baptised.

Go underground beneath the Florence Cathedral to walk through the archaeological remains of the original 4th-century basilica. You will see ancient Roman mosaics, early Christian tombstones, and the final resting place of the architect Filippo Brunelleschi.