Morning visit to the Accademia: Full immersion in Michelangelo's art to discover his most renowned work, "David," as well as other important works of art such as "The Prisoners," "San Matteo," and the "Palestrina Pietà." The young Michelangelo carved David from a massive block of rough marble in three years, creating an imposing sculpture of absolute beauty, an icon of the Renaissance model. He depicted a magnificent young nude man at the height of his physical vigor, whose intense expression of strength and courage, which stemmed from an absolute faith in God, rose as a symbol of the power and invincibility of the Florentine Republic at the moment of its greatest splendor.
In the afternoon, visit the Uffizi Gallery: You can't leave Florence without visiting one of the world's most famous art galleries. Here you can admire countless works by Botticelli, Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Raffaello, Giotto, Cimabue, Masaccio, and many others. Among the Gallery's precious exhibition halls, the most renowned contains Botticelli's exquisite works, including the absolute masterpieces "Primavera" and "Birth of Venus." The latter painting, the museum's icon, represents the allegory of the birth of the goddess emerging from the sea foam and symbolizes the ideal of beauty as an expression of purity and spiritual quality, typical of the Neoplatonic Renaissance aesthetic.
The guided tour ends at the Uffizi Terrace, where you can enjoy an incredible and exclusive view of the city's most important monuments. Once the guided tour is over, you can stay in the museum. Notes: The pre-booking service ensures you skip the long line (or the general admission line). Despite our reservations, during peak visitor periods, entry to the museums may be delayed due to: - Security checks at the entrance (metal detectors) - A maximum number of people allowed inside the Museum at any one time for security reasons.
Only water bottles not exceeding 0.5 liters are permitted inside the Accademia Gallery (authorities responsible for charging for bags are required to remove bottled or canned drinks);
The guided service may, exceptionally, be provided in two languages for operational reasons.
Drinking is not permitted in the exhibition rooms.
Highlights
Discover all the secrets about Michelangelo's "David"
Explore the Uffizi Gallery and admire stunning masterpieces by the greatest Renaissance artists.
Skip the long lines and enjoy the museums without having to wait to buy your tickets!
April-October - Monolingual guided tour
Stay inside museums after visiting them
What includes and does not include
Assistance at the meeting point
Professional local guide in Spanish
April-October - Monolingual guided tour
Skip-the-line museum tickets
Small-Group Guided Tour of the Accademia and Uffizi Gallery
Headphones inside both museums
Lunch
Roundtrip transportation to hotels
Tips are optional
Meeting point
Opção 8h30 sem almoço: 8h15: O ponto de encontro é na Galeria Accademia, em frente à entrada reservada para portadores de reserva. Via Ricasoli, 58/60, 50129 Firenze FI, Itália. 15h: Loja Caf Tour & Travel - via dei Tavolini 15r - 50122 Floren?...
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General Rules
The pre-booking service ensures you avoid long lines (or the general admission line). Despite our reservations, during peak periods, entry to museums may be delayed due to: - Security checks at the entrance (metal detectors); - Maximum number of people allowed inside the museum at any one time for security reasons. Only water bottles with a capacity of no more than 0.5 liters are allowed in the Accademia Gallery (authorities responsible for collecting bags are required to remove bottled or canned drinks); The guided service may, exceptionally, be provided in two languages for operational reasons. Drinking is not permitted in the exhibition rooms.
