What makes it 78% Couple-Friendly: Fashion-minded couples can enjoy the guided story of Ferragamo, discuss iconic celebrity shoes, and browse the bookshop together; limited space and brief visit keep the outing pleasant but not extraordinary.
Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for couple trip: Allows time for a guided tour, audio guide experience and browsing the collection and bookshop
Join a guided permanent exhibition tour:
40–60 min tour of the “Salvatore Ferragamo 1898-1960” collection led by a museum guide
Tip: Reserve your spot via email at least 2 days before your visit
Use the Dolby Atmos® audio guide:
Immersive spatial-sound tour with touchable shoe replicas in the Bloomberg Connects app
Tip: Download the free app and test it before you arrive
Explore the nine-room main collection:
Self-guided stroll through 100+ historic shoe models, sketches and film clips
Tip: Start with early designs and end at celebrity custom shoes for a narrative flow
Browse the museum bookshop:
Shop fashion monographs, exhibition catalogues and branded souvenirs
Tip: Set aside €15+ for a coffee-table book on Italian craftsmanship

Bekah Milne
Amazing museum. Loved that there was so much about Ferragamo’s life, learned a lot about him! And amazing seeing all the actresses that have worn his shoes and all his designs over the years
iara G
This museum is rich in history, has interesting pieces and it shows the overall concept of the brand. The museum is not big at all, and if you take your time it could take 1-2hr.
Zulius
Stylish, surprising, genuinely worthwhile (even if you are not into shoes) I visited the Museo Salvatore Ferragamo in Florence because a friend of mine was working on a project there for visually impaired visitors; honestly I am not really interested in shoes; but I left positively surprised. The museum tells the story of Salvatore Ferragamo in a way that is short, engaging and elegant; it is no...
Oren Klagsbald
Great experience — especially for those who want to see something beyond just ancient art and traditional galleries. The shop right next door tells the full story and really gives Salvatore Ferragamo the respect he deserves. Entrance is €10, but there are several options for €5 or even free admission, depending on eligibility. Unfortunately, we didn’t meet any of the criteria — but it was still ...
Kanykei Mukyrova
Nice little museum . For student UNIFI is free. Why I give 5 star. General student ticket 5€. If you like fashion 10€ good price
Summer mornings are less crowded—arrive by opening time. In spring or autumn, pair your visit with a stroll to the nearby Giardino delle Rose.
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| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| 2 adult museum tickets | EUR 20 |
| Guided tour reservation | EUR 0 |
| Dolby Atmos® audio guide | EUR 0 |
| Bookshop purchase | EUR 15 |
| Total Estimated | EUR 35 |
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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