Uffizi & Academy with Scheduled Ticket

Discover one of the most visited museums in the world by visiting more works important to be able to appreciate the art of the Italian Renaissance. Our staff will deliver you the tickets directly without waiting in line. The gallery attracts more than one million annual visitors (visitors) who want to take a look at this art collection, among its many masterpieces we find the works of artists and protagonists of the Renaissance such as Michelangelo, Giotto, Botticelli, Caravaggio, Leonardo da Vinci and many others. With our priority admission ticket to the Gallery you will enjoy a chronological journey that will allow you to travel through time, starting from Byzantine art in Tuscany to arrive at the marvelous Renaissance. After this fantastic visit you will be able to use the services of the gallery, take a snack at the bar with one of the best views of Florence, from the terrace in front of Palazzo Vecchio, located above the Loggia Dei Lanzi in Piazza Signoria.

Via Camillo Cavour 19, Florence, Italy Travellers will need to convert their reservation with paper tickets to visit the Accademia gallery.

cover the second most visited museum in Florence to discover Michelangelo's David, one of the most famous Florentine symbols, a marble sculpture (height 520 cm) by Michelangelo Buonarroti between 1501 and the beginning of 1504, considered a masterpiece of sculpture worldwide, it is one of the emblems of the Renaissance and a symbol of Florence and of Italy abroad. The work portrays the biblical hero when he is about to face Goliath, David has always been considered the ideal of male beauty in art. The Gallery is one of the places with the highest number of sculptures by Michelangelo, besides you can admire the museum of musical instruments, the largest collection of paintings with a gold background and the Sala dei Prigioni with sculptures designed for Pope Julius II. You will enter from the priority entrance to the museum and enjoy a journey into the life of the genius of Michelangelo Buonarroti, to discover Renaissance sculpture by appreciating his works and sculptures.