What makes it 60% Baby-Friendly: A ramp and level floor suit strollers and early visits stay quiet, yet no listed nursing room or diaper station means caregivers must change or feed elsewhere.
Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Allows a relaxed pace to see the basilica, cloister, and nearby museum with breaks for the baby.
Enter the Basilica:
View the 15th-century stucco and Mannerist frescoes inside the church.
Tip: Bring a stroller; use the entrance ramp from Via Cesare Battisti for easy access.
Explore Chiostro dei Voti:
Walk under the open-air cloister to spot paintings by Pontormo and Andrea del Sarto.
Tip: Use the benches for a feeding break in the shaded portico.
Visit Museo degli Innocenti:
Enjoy child-friendly exhibits on Renaissance Florence in the former orphanage.
Tip: Pick up the free family kit at the ticket desk for games and maps.

Loo Yeo
Basilica della Santissima Annunziata sits on the north side of its perfectly proportioned piazza as the Servites’ mother church, founded in 1250. The whole place pivots around an Annunciation image that tradition says was begun in 1252 and finished by angelic hands - a story that turned the church into a Marian sanctuary and pulled in serious patronage. In 1444 the Gonzaga funded a special tribune...
Lukasz P
Very particular Sanctuary, richly decorated. There is a possibility to walk behind the altar, for that go the confession chapel (on the left if you are facing the main altar), and there is a small passage there, few meters and turn right.
Francine Laura
The Basilica della Santissima Annunziata (Basilica of the Most Holy Annunciation) is the main Marian sanctuary in Firenze, founded in 1250 by the Servants of Mary. The most important work of art in the Basilica is the Annunciation which Michelangelo called a “divine work.” Legend has it that the painting was completed by an angel as the artist fell asleep while he worked. There is also a beautif...
Fakhrur Rozi (NaikDelman)
Wow.. just wow.. the pics don’t do justice!! The basilica’s interior was definitely one of the most beautiful I ever visited.. to be honest, the famous supposed-to-be miraculous painting of Madonna was a bit underwhelming though.. just enjoy the other beautiful stuffs!
Sidónio Sousa
This is one of the lesser known churches in Firenze. They have many masses per day which makes it forbidden to take photos or stay inside if you're not praying. But if you're near Galleria dell'Academia then it's worth a visit!
If visiting between January and March, browse the Fiera del Cioccolato stalls in the square. In summer, arrive early to avoid heat and crowds. Fall mornings offer mild light for photos.
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| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Basilica entry | EUR 0 |
| Museo degli Innocenti tickets (2 adults) | EUR 16 |
| Gelato treat | EUR 3 |
| Total Estimated | EUR 19 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
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Address: P.za della SS. Annunziata, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy
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