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We're tracking 30 upcoming events in Florence spanning concerts, sports, plus 12 attractions and things to do. Use the filters below for what's on this weekend, tonight or later this month — every listing links to live prices and secure partner checkout.
We currently list 30 upcoming events in Florence: 15 concerts and 15 sports. The busiest venues are Stadio Artemio Franchi (15) and Nelson Mandela Forum (14). Coming up next: Laura Pausini on Friday, November 6, 2026 at Nelson Mandela Forum and Laura Pausini on Saturday, November 7, 2026 at Nelson Mandela Forum.
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Use this Florence hub to compare all upcoming listings, narrow by date or category, and move to mapped venue pages when the live feed has venue-level detail.
Because Florence inventory is priced live by the partner rather than fixed by us, the same show can differ in price between dates — compare before committing.
Right now Florence listings cover concerts, sports — starting from a category page is usually faster than scrolling the full calendar.
Venue pages are linked here automatically once a Florence listing maps to one; until then, the city and category paths show what is currently on sale.
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About Florence
Florence is the cradle of the Renaissance, a compact city where masterpieces sit on almost every corner. The Uffizi Gallery holds Botticelli's Birth of Venus and works by Leonardo and Raphael, while the Galleria dell'Accademia is home to Michelangelo's David, carved from a single block of marble.
Dominating the skyline is the Duomo, whose red-tiled dome by Brunelleschi remains an engineering marvel; climbing it, or the adjacent Giotto's bell tower, rewards you with rooftop views across the terracotta city. These star attractions all draw heavy queues, so timed skip-the-line tickets are the smart move.
Wander across the medieval Ponte Vecchio with its goldsmiths' shops, sip Chianti in a wine bar, and climb to Piazzale Michelangelo at golden hour for the classic panorama. Florence is also the gateway to Tuscany, with easy day trips to Pisa, Siena and the rolling vineyards of the Chianti hills.
Top things to do in Florence
- Uffizi Gallery: Botticelli & Renaissance masters
- Accademia Gallery: Michelangelo's David
- Duomo dome climb & Giotto's bell tower
- Ponte Vecchio and Piazzale Michelangelo views
Local tips for visiting Florence
- Reserve Uffizi and Accademia tickets for a set time slot; both routinely sell out and the David line can exceed an hour.
- Dome and bell-tower climbs require a timed reservation and involve hundreds of steps with no lift, so book and pace accordingly.
- The historic centre is small and walkable; wear comfortable shoes and skip taxis for most sights.
- Many museums close on Mondays, so plan your David and Uffizi visits for another day to avoid disappointment.
Frequently asked questions
How many events are listed in Florence right now?
We currently list 30 upcoming events in Florence: 15 concerts and 15 sports. The busiest venues are Stadio Artemio Franchi (15) and Nelson Mandela Forum (14). Coming up next: Laura Pausini on Friday, November 6, 2026 at Nelson Mandela Forum and Laura Pausini on Saturday, November 7, 2026 at Nelson Mandela Forum.
What events are happening in Florence this weekend?
See our Florence events this weekend page for every show on sale for Saturday and Sunday, each with live ticket prices and secure partner checkout. New dates are added the moment they go on sale.
What's on in Florence tonight?
Browse the Florence events tonight page for today's shows with live availability and prices. If nothing is listed for tonight, the "All upcoming" listings above show the next available dates.
Where can I see Michelangelo's David?
The original David stands in the Galleria dell'Accademia, not outside in the piazza (that is a replica). Book a timed skip-the-line ticket online, as the standard queue often runs over an hour in peak season. The museum also displays Michelangelo's unfinished Prisoners sculptures nearby.
Do I need a separate ticket to climb the Duomo?
Yes. Entry to the cathedral itself is free, but climbing Brunelleschi's dome requires a timed-reservation pass, usually sold as part of a combined ticket that also covers Giotto's bell tower, the baptistery and the museum. Book the dome slot in advance, as spaces are limited.