Accademia Gallery morning Guided visit

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A morning tour of the Accademia Gallery where you will see the most important works of Michelangelo in Florence.

    

 

WHAT'S INCLUDED

  • Staff Assistance at the Meeting Point
  • Licensed tour Guide
  • Museum entrance ticket with advanced booking fee (guaranteed admission and skip the general entry line)
  • Earphones for a minimum of 15 people

DETAILS

WHEN
Saturdays & Sundays
15mins prior to starting time at the Accademia Gallery Museum, in front of the entrance reserved to the booking holders. An Assistant will wait for you holding a  yellow sign
09:15 am 

Approx. 1 Hour and 15 minutes inside Accademia Gallery 

 

LOCAL SUPPLIER: Italy on a Budget collaborate with a licensed local operator providing museums guided tours. Complete Operator information, including local telephone numbers at your destination, is included on your confirmation Voucher.

CLOSE OUT DATES: MondaysMay 1st, and the first Sunday of each month

GUARANTEED DEPARTURE: min. 2 pax

 

 

 

 

 

From EUR 49

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Visit the Accademia gallery with a licensed tour guide with this 1h15m guided tour for a total immersion in the art of Michelangelo to know his most renowned work, the “David”, and other important works of art such as ''I Prigioni'' and ''San Matteo'' and the “Palestrina Pietà”.

 

The young Michelangelo carved the David from a huge block of rough marble in three years, creating an imposing sculpture of absolute beauty, an icon of the renaissance model.

He depicted a magnificent nude young man at the height of his physical vigor, whose intense expression of strength and courage, which originated from an absolute faith in God, roses as a symbol of power and invincibility of the Florentine Republic at the time of its maximum splendor.

 

Once the guided tour is over, it is possible to stay in the museum. The Accademia also houses works by Tuscan painters of the XIV and XV centuries, many statues by XIX century sculptors and the collection of musical instruments on loan from the Conservatoire, which includes two of the three surviving instruments of the Medici String Quintet, built by Stradivarius for the Grand Duke. 

Highlights

  • Stay inside after the visit at your own leisure
  • Reserved entrance
  • Guided tour with a professional guide

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