Discover the most visited museums in Florence and two of the most visited in the world alongside a professional guide, admiring the most important works and appreciating the art of the Italian Renaissance. The guide will take you through the priority entrance into both galleries without having to wa...
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3 hoursSee the most walked-through halls of Florence, and two among the very best houses of fame in the world with a smart leader.
Take inside the big works and love the art skill of the Italian rise time.
Begin at the Uffizi Gallery, where paintings from the hands of such Renaissance greats as Michelangelo, Giotto, Botticelli, Caravaggio, and Leonardo da Vinci are kept, then move to the Accademia Gallery-the two most visited museums in Florence-and discover Michelangelo's David: a sculpture that has come to be synonymous with the city of Florence itself.
This gallery presents a large selection of sculptures by Michelangelo among which it will be possible for you to enjoy musical instruments of the museum, a series of paintings with gold backgrounds, and finally the Prison Room with its sculptures made for Pope Julius II.
The Uffizi Gallery offers an exploration of the evolution of art spanning from the Middle Ages to the Italian Renaissance. Engage in a 1.5-hour guided tour of the galleries, led by a licensed professional. Experience notable works including Botticelli's "Birth of Venus" and "Spring," Caravaggio's "Medusa," Michelangelo's "Tondo Doni," as well as the sole painting created on wood by Michelangelo. Following this, you will have the opportunity to explore independently, allowing you to remain for as long as you desire at your convenience.
1 hour 45 minutes - Entrance ticket included
Discover with a professional guide the second most visited museum in Florence and the colossal sculpture of David by Michelangelo. It was around 1501- early 1504 when the great master Michelangelo Buonarroti carved this famous marble statue generally accepted as one of the greatest masterpieces of sculpture in the world and acclaimed as the epitome of Renaissance art; it is a symbol of Florentine and Italian culture around the world. You even go back to a place that used to have a lot of Michelangelo's works, like the musical instruments museum, most paintings there have golden backgrounds, and Sala dei Prigioni for sculptures intended for Pope Julius II. You’ll go in the museum through the fast track entrance with the guide and start up with Renaissance sculpture exploring life and genius of Michelangelo Buonarroti. After guided tour, you can stay back in the museum to look more his works and sculptures.
1 hour 15 minutes - Entrance ticket included
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