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Best Things to Do in Florence, with baby
Chiesa di Ognissanti is 53% Baby-Friendly
Babies are admitted and the floor is mostly level for strollers, but there is no nursing room or changing table and sudden crying may disturb worship, so plan a brief visit.
Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours
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Porta Romana is 53% Baby-Friendly
Parents can wheel a stroller through the gate into Boboli and reach a baby pit-stop restroom, yet the cobbles, slopes and zero facilities at the gate make the start tricky.
Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours
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Basilica di Santo Spirito is 52% Baby-Friendly
A ramp welcomes strollers and pews offer feeding seats, but no diaper tables, no nursing room, and a highly resonant interior make visits with a fussy infant challenging.
Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours
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Stibbert Museum is 52% Baby-Friendly
Ground floor accepts strollers, but upper galleries and 30-step stairs require a carrier; no changing table and gravel paths add hassle, so a short visit is feasible yet inconvenient for many parents.
Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours
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Synagogue and Jewish Museum of Florence is 52% Baby-Friendly
Babies enter free and strollers fit the ramp and elevator, but no listed changing table or nursing room and a very quiet prayer hall mean parents should time a short, low-impact visit and ask staff for help.
Recommended visit duration: 1–2 hours
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Ponte Vecchio is 50% Baby-Friendly
A stroller rolls smoothly, yet constant jostling, zero changing tables, no nursing room, and scarce toilets mean caregivers should visit briefly or pair the stop with nearby facilities.
Recommended visit duration: 15-30 minutes
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Medici Riccardi Palace is 49% Baby-Friendly
Babies enter free and strollers fit most areas, however restrooms list no changing tables and chapel access is tight, so parents must plan diaper changes and carry the child at times.
Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours
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Vasari Corridor is 49% Baby-Friendly
Parents must leave strollers at the Uffizi cloakroom, walk 45-60 min with a carrier, and there are no changing rooms inside, so visiting with an infant is possible but inconvenient.
Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours
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San Marco Museum is 49% Baby-Friendly
Babies and strollers are allowed via a platform lift and ramps, but there is just one restroom with no changing table and no nursing room, so parents must improvise care and limit stay.
Recommended visit duration: 2 hours
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Basilica of Saint Mark Evangelist is 49% Baby-Friendly
Infants allowed, but uneven floors and tight doorways hinder strollers, and absence of changing tables or nursing room makes diaper or feeding breaks hard.
Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours
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