Brancacci Chapel (Cappella Brancacci) Tours and Tickets

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Standard adult tickets for Brancacci Chapel cost €10. Admission for visitors ages 18–25 costs €7, while those younger than 18 get in for free. Explore the chapel on your own or with a guide; private Florence sightseeing tours generally start at US$150 but vary depending on size and inclusions.

You can purchase tickets for Brancacci Chapel online or on-site. To prepurchase, which is recommended during Florence’s busy summer season, visit the official website and select your preferred date and time. You can buy tickets in person at the ticket office inside the Church of Santa Maria del Carmine.

On Mondays and Wednesday through Saturday, Brancacci Chapel is open from 10am–5pm. Sunday hours run from 1pm–5pm. The chapel is closed on Tuesdays, as well as Christmas Day, Easter Sunday, and other holidays. Hours may vary, so check the website before planning your visit.

The Brancacci Chapel is known for its vivid 15th-century frescoes that tell the story of St. Peter. Three different artists worked on the cycle, but Masaccio’s work is considered the most groundbreaking—the young artist’s realist painting style and handling of light and shadow helped inspire later Renaissance luminaries, including Michelangelo.

Yes, the Brancacci Chapel is wheelchair- and stroller-accessible. Once you’re inside the Church of Santa Maria del Carmine, head to the cloister using the elevator. From the cloister, you’ll find an accessible entrance to the chapel. For assistance, visit the information desk on the ground floor.