Brunelleschi's dome (with kids)

Its beautiful monument how our ancestors gave attention to details. Astounding work worth your time to admire it. Brunelleschi's Dome has 463 steps to the top, a journey that takes approximately 45 minutes to an hour and involves climbing through tight passages within the double-shelled dome. I have shared few photos of the visual experience inside and on the top of the dome. Once you start climbi...

Brunelleschi’s Dome is an absolute masterpiece and one of the most impressive feats of architecture I’ve ever seen. Standing in front of Florence’s Duomo, the scale and beauty of the dome take your breath away — it dominates the skyline and is even more striking up close. Climbing to the top is an unforgettable experience. The walk up is narrow and steep at times, but along the way you get a clos...

Brunelleschi’s Dome is a masterpiece of Renaissance engineering. The climb is about 463 steps through narrow staircases and hidden passages, where you can get close to the frescoes inside the dome. It’s a bit tiring, but the reward is the panoramic view of Florence from the very top – completely worth the effort! Mind you, you will be at the top of dome, hence you won’t be able to get the clear p...

Nice experience. Climb to the top took around 10 mins. Depends on the speed of the people in front. Some low ceilings so watch your head. Great views from the top. Also it’s possible to see inside the cathedral on the way in and up which was enough for me so avoided the separate, long queue to go into the cathedral.

The view on top of Brunelleschi’s dome is the most beautiful overhead sight of Florence and is well worth the 463 step climb. We had an ample amount of time upon reaching the top of the Dome to take whatever pictures and videos we wanted to and simply enjoy the view before heading back down. The tickets purchased are for specific timeslots and certain numbers of people are able to go up at a time ...