Hi All-
I've gone online this morning to purchase our advance tickets to see the David. The first available ticket is noon. On the website this is the case everyday (website: http://www.b-ticket.com/b-ticket/Uffizi/default.aspx, which I got from a Rick Steves article).
I really wanted my day to go something like this: climb the Duomo early to avoid the line, to see the David, have some lunch, wander towards and cross the Poncho Vecchio bridge, visit the Pitti Palace and then take cab to the train to catch a 5 something train to Lake Como.
I know so little about these places - we're going to Florence so my husband can see the David (he's taking us to Italy and letting me do everything I want, but he wants to see the David)
Questions:
I think the earlier tickets have been bought/reserved for tours. Do you think this is a safe assumption?
Do you think later admittance will be less crowded?
Will I get earlier tickets if I call the ticket place directly?
If we climb to Duomo around 8:30 as recommended, what should we do between the climb and the Accademia is I can't get earlier tickets?
And, for the record I LEAVE IN ONE MONTH FROM TOMORROW!!! WOO HOO!!!
Thanks! Merritt