The opening hours of each museum in the Firenzecard circuit is listed on the museum’s page on this website. Almost all the museums take a weekly break and may have different hours during winter or summer seasons, so we highly recommend planning your itinerary based on these opening hours.
 

Yes, all museums offer some promotional or free admission dates that vary from museum to museum and year to year. In general, state-owned museums are free on the first Sunday of the month. The state-owned museums participating in the circuit are: Galleria degli Uffizi - Galleria dell'Accademia - Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Firenze - Palazzo Pitti e Giardino di Boboli - Museo Nazionale del Bargello - Cappelle Medicee - Palazzo Davanzati - Museo di San Marco - Opificio delle Pietre Dure - Museo Casa Martelli. 

Holders of a VAT number can request an invoice for the purchase of any Firenzecard product. The invoice can be released only in electronic format. To request the invoice, you must have a CID code (B2B recipient code, Revenue Agency) and a certified email address. The cost of the invoice is €2.00 for the “marca da bollo” or “stamp tax”.

Firenzecard Restart includes in its price the entrance ticket, the extra fee for exhibitions and booking of all circuit museums with priority access, that you were not able to visit with your Firenzecard. 

Firenzecard Restart also includes free access to unvisited museums for children under 18 belonging to your family unit.

Firenzecard Restart allows you to turn your 3-day Firenzecard into a 5-day museum pass adding 48 hours to your expired Firenzecard.

The price is of 28€.

Use Restart to visit museums that you have not visited yet.

Firenzecard Restart can only be used if you have bought the Firenzecard in the last 12 months and your card has expired, and it requires you to use the Firenzecard app (compatible with iOS 16.0 or later; Android 11.0 or later – and a browser, such as: Chrome / Firefox / Safari, updated to the latest version available).