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Skip - The Line Entradas Uffizi y Accademia
Descubra los museos más visitados de Florencia y dos de los más visitados del mundo, admirando las obras más importantes para apreciar el arte del Renacimiento italiano. Y la Galleria dell'Accademia, el segundo museo más visitado de Florencia para descubrir el David de Miguel Ángel, una de las obras más fa...
Overview
Experience the most crowded galleries in Florence and two of the most important art galleries in the globe, all while loving key works demonstrating the art of the Italian Renaissance.
The Uffizi Gallery, which drew attention due to its abundant collections, embraces master works by big Renaissance figures such as Michelangelo, Giotto, Botticelli, Caravaggio, Leonardo da Vinci, etc.
Galleria dell'Accademia is known as the second most visited museum in Florence, after all where one can see the David-most important symbol of the city.
The museum also houses a very important collection of Michelangelo sculptures.
Other are a set of inscribed exhibition musical instruments the biggest group of pictures with gold backgrounds and Sala dei Prigioni specially sculptures for Pope Julius II.
Visitors shall enter into the museum through priority entrance and start with life and genius of Michelangelo.
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What To Expect
City Florence Tours
Visitors are required to exchange their reservation for paper tickets in order to access the UFFIZI Gallery.
15 minutes - Free entrance
Uffizi Galleries (Gallerie degli Uffizi)
Visit one of the world’s most crowded museums and get lost in its immense collection of art. Key to appreciate is a valuable consideration of Italian Renaissance art. We’ll give you tickets so you won’t have to wait in line. More than a million people go to see the collection of art each year, eager to find out about this work. Among its treasures are pieces by great Renaissance figures like Michelangelo and Giotto. Botticelli, Caravaggio, Leonardo da Vinci. With our fast-track ticket to the Gallery, you’re off on a time trip that starts off in Tuscany with Byzantine art and hits the full-on Renaissance period. Well after that amazing visit, enjoy a quick bite at the bar that’s got one of the best views of Florence from its terrace right in front of Palazzo Vecchio, above Loggia Dei Lanzi in Piazza Signoria.
3 hours - Entrance ticket included
Florence Via Cavour (Via Camillo Cavour)
Travelers wishing to visit the Accademia Gallery must convert their reservations into paper tickets at Via Camillo Cavour 19, Florence, Italy.
15 minutes - Free entrance
Michelangelo's Statue of David (Il Davide di Michelangelo)
Visit the second most popular museum in Florence to see Michelangelo's David, famous the city over. This marble masterpiece created by Michelangelo Buonarroti between 1501 and early 1504 is 520 cm tall and has been regarded ever since as the world's greatest sculpture. It stood for the Renaissance and has since symbolized Florence and Italy to the world. The work shows David from the Bible just before he confronts Goliath; it is a male ideal that has long been held in your eyes as quintessential beauty through artistic history. Besides one of Italy's largest collections of Michelangelo sculptures, this gallery offers exquisite examples of musical instruments, painting with gold backgrounds-much more than just paintings-and sculptures meant for Pope Julius II in rooms like Sala dei Prigioni. You will enter the museum through the priority access door, beginning a journey that goes into the life of Michelangelo Buonarroti so great, allowing Renaissance sculpture to be known through his works.
1 hour 30 minutes - Entrance ticket included
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Cancellation Policy
For getting a full refund, make sure to cancel the booking 24 hours before the scheduled time of departure.