easy
1.5 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly indoor walking at a relaxed pace
Skip the lines and step inside Florence’s Accademia Gallery with an expert guide. Discover Michelangelo’s David and Renaissance masterpieces on a small group tour that lets you linger long after the crowds have gone.
1.5h | Discover the Accademia Gallery with a small group guided tour
Experience the Accademia Gallery like never before with a small group guided tour that offers priority access. Delve into Michelangelo's genius as your expert guide unveils the stories behind his masterpieces, including the iconic David. This unforgettable journey allows you to linger in the museum after the tour, soaking in the artistry.
1.5 hours
During your stay in Florence do not miss the opportunity to meet one of the most famous and eclectic artists in the world: Michelangelo.
The guide will reveal the secrets of the Accademia Gallery and the creation of the great artist’s priceless masterpieces, such as the original version of David, the Prisons and Saint Matthew.
For the lovers of Michelangelo and his works this tour is a must: the emotion of being in front of the David is indescribable. At the end of the guided tour you will have the opportunity to stay inside the museum.
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Not included Tips
Reserve your spot early to secure priority access and avoid long wait times.
The tour involves standing and walking within the museum—dress comfortably.
Arriving at least 15 minutes before your tour start ensures a smooth check-in.
Respect museum rules by avoiding flash to protect delicate artworks.
Founded in 1784, the Accademia was intended to promote the arts and showcase Florentine artists, becoming home to Michelangelo’s David since 1873.
The gallery follows strict climate control and conservation practices to preserve delicate Renaissance artworks for future generations.
For navigating museum floors comfortably throughout the tour.
Museums can be cool inside, especially in spring and fall.
Carry essentials without hassle during the tour.
Capture moments while respecting museum photography rules.