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Highlights
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Architectural Evolution: Observe the structural transition from a 14th-century medieval tower house to a Renaissance residence.
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Period Furnishings: View an extensive collection of authentic furniture and household utensils dating from the 14th to the 19th century.
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Original Frescoes: Examine well-preserved wall paintings and decorative frescoes within the private nuptial chambers and reception halls.
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Historical Infrastructure: See rare examples of early domestic plumbing, including the internal well system and private latrines.
About Palazzo Davanzati: Skip The Line
Step back in time at Palazzo Davanzati, a beautifully preserved 14th-century Florentine palace that offers an intimate glimpse into the daily life of a medieval noble family. Wander through richly furnished rooms adorned with frescoes, terracotta floors, and wooden-beamed ceilings, and discover how Florentine life evolved from the medieval period into the Renaissance.
Local Legends & Stories
The Davizzi family built this palace in the mid-14th century as a symbol of their wealth and status in Florence. It later passed to the Davanzati family in the early 16th century, giving the palace its current name and continuing its legacy as a home of Florentine nobility.
Must Do Experiences
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Explore the original medieval tower and trace its transformation into a Renaissance residence
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Admire the stunning frescoes and period artwork in the private chambers
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Browse the meticulously restored furniture and household relics in the domestic quarters
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Peek through the iconic carved wooden door, one of Florence's most photographed historic doors
Hidden Gems
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Look closely at the carved wooden door — its intricate reliefs tell stories of daily medieval life and are a hidden masterpiece
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Visit the small courtyard to imagine how the family's children would have played in this enclosed medieval space
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Check out the upper floors for the most authentic bedrooms, where you can see how intimate family life truly was
What Makes it Special
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One of the best-preserved medieval palaces in Florence, offering an authentic window into 14th-century aristocratic life
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The palace seamlessly blends medieval tower architecture with Renaissance-era renovations, showcasing a unique architectural transition
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Intimate and uncrowded compared to Florence's major museums, allowing for a personal and immersive experience
Available Facilities
Perfect Timing
When to visit for the best experience
Visit in the early morning or late afternoon to avoid the largest crowds, especially between April and October. The shoulder seasons of spring and fall offer the most pleasant weather for combining your palace visit with a stroll through Florence's charming historic center.
Photography Guide
Capture the perfect shots
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Use a handheld camera or phone without flash to capture the stunning frescoes and wooden details
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The carved wooden door is the most photogenic spot in the palace — arrive early for the best lighting
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Be mindful of other visitors when taking photos in the narrower rooms and staircases
Cultural Etiquette
Respect local customs and traditions
Respect the intimate atmosphere of the palace by keeping voices low and following all posted guidelines This is a cultural heritage site, so avoid touching the walls, frescoes, or antique furnishings Dress modestly as you would for any historic or religious site in Italy
Special Events & Experiences
Enhanced experiences and seasonal highlights
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Special evening tours are occasionally held during Florence's cultural festival nights
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Seasonal exhibitions and temporary displays are sometimes hosted in select rooms
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Join guided thematic tours during the summer months for deeper insights into Renaissance domestic life
Important Guidelines & Safety
Essential safety information and guidelines
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Wear comfortable shoes as the palace features narrow staircases and uneven medieval flooring
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Keep an eye on your belongings in crowded areas, especially near the entrance and popular rooms
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Supervise children closely on the staircases and in the tighter spaces throughout the palace
Visitor Information
Entry Fee
Skip-the-line tickets are available at a modest entry fee, with discounted rates for EU citizens aged 18 to 25 and free entry for children under 18. Booking online in advance is recommended to secure your preferred time slot.
Visit Duration
Plan approximately 1 to 1.5 hours to fully explore the palace at a comfortable pace. Allow extra time if you wish to linger in the courtyard or browse the gift shop for unique souvenirs.
Accessibility
The ground floor is accessible for wheelchair users, but upper floors are reachable only by stairs due to the medieval structure. Visitors with mobility concerns should plan accordingly and may want to contact the palace in advance for assistance.
Highlights
Palazzo Davanzati: Skip The Line
- Architectural Evolution: Observe the structural transition from a 14th-century medieval tower house to a Renaissance residence.
- Period Furnishings: View an extensive collection of authentic furniture and household utensils dating from the 14th to the 19th century.
- Original Frescoes: Examine well-preserved wall paintings and decorative frescoes within the private nuptial chambers and reception halls.
- Historical Infrastructure: See rare examples of early domestic plumbing, including the internal well system and private latrines.
Opening hours
Overview
Explore the home of a medieval Florentine family and witness 13th and 14th-century artwork and relics. See what life was like during the Renaissance as you wander the rooms and explore frescoes, furniture, and more in the impressive Davanzati Palace.Get a glimpse at medieval life at the Davanzati Palace, built by the Davizzi family in the middle of the 14th century, and passed to the Davanzati Family at the start of the 16th century. From the terracotta floors to the wooden ceilings, you'll get to see the transition from medieval tower house to Renaissance building and see furniture and household utensils from the 14th to the 19th century. See the saloon once used for receptions, the dining rooms, the nuptial chambers where the residents slept, and - toilets to you and I, apparently a rarity, even in elegant houses, during the Renaissance.
Important Information
Opening Hours
Explore how a noble family (well two noble families) lived in medieval Florence See objects from ancient Florence in the Davanzati Museum and explore the many rooms See the artworks dating back to the 14th century and see furniture and household utensils from the 14th to 19th centuries
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Palazzo Davanzati: Skip The Line ticket price 2026
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| Currency | From (per person) |
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| Singapore dollar (SGD) | SGD 14.29 |
| Indian rupee (INR) | INR 1,080 |
| Philippine peso (PHP) | PHP 700 |
| Malaysian ringgit (MYR) | MYR 45.59 |
| US dollar (USD) | USD 11.16 |
| Indonesian rupiah (IDR) | IDR 199,400 |
Other currencies are converted from SGD at HolidaySG's daily exchange rates for reference; you pay in the currency shown at checkout. Updated 13 Oct 2026.
Palazzo Davanzati: Skip The Line Opening Hours
Palazzo Davanzati: Skip The Line — Frequently Asked Questions
About Palazzo Davanzati: Skip The Line
Visit in the early morning or late afternoon to avoid the largest crowds, especially between April and October. The shoulder seasons of spring and fall offer the most pleasant weather for combining your palace visit with a stroll through Florence's charming historic center.
Plan approximately 1 to 1.5 hours to fully explore the palace at a comfortable pace. Allow extra time if you wish to linger in the courtyard or browse the gift shop for unique souvenirs.
Palazzo Davanzati is located in the center of Florence and serves as the Museum of the Old Florentine House. Visitors should note that access to the upper floors may be regulated by specific time slots or require staff accompaniment. The building retains its original medieval layout, which includes steep stone staircases and narrow corridors.
- A tour through the restored living quarters of the Davizzi and Davanzati families.
- Detailed displays of terracotta floors and ornate wooden ceilings across multiple levels.
- Access to the Great Hall, dining rooms, and private bedrooms furnished with period relics.
- Insights into the domestic habits and social status of the Florentine merchant class.
The ground floor is accessible for wheelchair users, but upper floors are reachable only by stairs due to the medieval structure. Visitors with mobility concerns should plan accordingly and may want to contact the palace in advance for assistance.
Wear comfortable shoes as the palace features narrow staircases and uneven medieval flooring
Keep an eye on your belongings in crowded areas, especially near the entrance and popular rooms
Supervise children closely on the staircases and in the tighter spaces throughout the palace
Respect the intimate atmosphere of the palace by keeping voices low and following all posted guidelines
This is a cultural heritage site, so avoid touching the walls, frescoes, or antique furnishings
Dress modestly as you would for any historic or religious site in Italy
Use a handheld camera or phone without flash to capture the stunning frescoes and wooden details
The carved wooden door is the most photogenic spot in the palace — arrive early for the best lighting
Be mindful of other visitors when taking photos in the narrower rooms and staircases
- Audio guide
- Gift shop
- Guided tours
- Wheelchair access to ground floor
- Multilingual labels
Palazzo Davanzati: Skip The Line — Common Questions
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