
Accademia Gallery tickets and tours

Want to visit the renowned Accademia Gallery without waiting in a long line? Thanks to this skip-the-line ticket, you won't even have to thi...
Flexible

Visit two of the most famous museums in the world, the Accademia Gallery and the Uffizi, skipping the long lines at the entrance. Take advan...
5 hours

Immerse yourself completely in Michelangelo's art at the Accademia Gallery with the help of a certified guide. See the most famous work of t...
1 hour 15 minutes

Enjoy total immersion in Michelangelo's art with this ticket to the Accademia Gallery that allows you to skip the long queue at the entrance...
Flexible

This guided visit will let you discover two of Florence's best-known museums in just one day. By choosing the option with lunch you'll enjoy...
3 hours

Spend a day exploring the Duomo and other must-see attractions in Florence's old town. Visit the Uffizi Gallery and admire one of the world'...
5 hours

Enjoy your skip-the-line ticket to enter the Accademia Gallery and explore it with your expert, private guide. Ask them all the questions yo...
1 hour 30 minutes

Visit the Accademia Gallery with an experienced guide. You will get the opportunity to immerse yourself in Michelangelo’s art and see his mo...
1 hour 15 minutes

Join a child-friendly tour of the best sites Florence has to offer and you and your children will have the best possible experience discover...
3 hours

Grab the chance to see Florence attractions including the Uffizi Gallery, Michelangelo's David, Palazzo Vecchio and UNESCO World Heritage si...
6 hours 30 minutes

Take a whole day to explore the wonders of Florence. This comprehensive experience includes Piazzale Michelangelo and the village of Fiesole...
9 hours 30 minutes

Visit Galleria dell'Accademia thanks to this English guided tour and relax on board of an open bus, while discovering the amazing city of Fl...
48 hours
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The inside story
The Accademia Gallery is an essential stop for any visitor to Florence for one exquisite reason: Michelangelo’s David. One of the most celebrated works of the Renaissance, the fantastic details of this sculpture, from David’s sinewy arms to his steely gaze, are well worth the queues.
Carved from a single block of marble, Michelangelo’s heroic David became a symbol of Florentine power, freedom and independence, particularly in the face of the threatening Medici in the 16th century. Originally placed in a public square outside the Palazzo Vecchio, due to the damaging effect of the elements it was later moved to the Accademia Gallery.