Accademia Gallery Tour, Florence
Accademia Gallery Tour highlights
Visit the Accademia Gallery and see the iconic masterpiece of Renaissance sculpture, David, by Michelangelo Buonarroti.
Look at a collection of historical instruments by Stradivarius, Amati, and Cristofori, including violins, lutes, and keyboards.
Explore works by renowned Renaissance artists like Botticelli, Ghirlandaio, and Pontormo, showcasing the evolution of Florentine painting styles.
Admire a series of unfinished sculptures by Michelangelo known as the Prisoners or Slaves with convenient last-minute entrance tickets.
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- If cancellation are made 1 days before the date of travel then 0.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
- If cancellation are made 0 days to 1 days before the date of travel then 100.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
- In the event of unforeseen weather conditions, union issues, government restrictions, or any other circumstances beyond human control, certain trips or activities may be cancelled. In such cases, alternate feasible options will be provided. However, a cash refund will not be available.
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Accademia Gallery Tour overview
Visit the famous Accademia Gallery, home to Michelangelo's David. Stroll through the exhibits and see Renaissance masterpieces, including sculptures, paintings, and a huge collection of historic musical instruments. Admire works by renowned Renaissance artists like Bartolini, Ghirlandaio, and Pontormo.
About Accademia Gallery Tour Tickets:
- Visit Accademia Gallery and see a huge collection of Italian Renaissance art, particularly featuring works by Michelangelo.
- Admire the intricate details of the 17-foot-tall Renaissance sculpture, David by Michelangelo.
- Look at a rare 16th-century model, Rape of the Sabine Women by the famous artist Giambologna at the entrance of the gallery.
- Stroll through the gallery and see a collection of gold ground paintings from the 13th century to the early 15th by great Florentine artists, including Giotto, Bernardo Daddi, and Taddeo Gaddi.
- Explore the Department of Musical Instruments with a display of around fifty musical instruments, including tenor viola and violoncello made by Antonio Stradivari.
- See historical archives like personal and work-related correspondence, letters relative to commissions, and drafts at the Lorenzo Bartolini Historical Archive exhibit.
Activity Timings:
- Tuesday to Sunday: 08:15 AM to 06:50 PM
Last Admission: 06:20 PM
How to Reach?
- By Car: The activity location is 1.9 km from the city center, it will take 10 min via Giuseppe Verdi route.