Combine Uffizi and Academy Galleries in a day

UFFIZI AND ACADEMY GALLERY GUIDED TOUR: THE BEST CHOICE FOR A FULL IMMERSION DAY OF ART, HISTORY AND CULTURE!

One of the most amazing experiences you can have in Florence is to visit the Uffizi Gallery and the Accademia Gallery, its most famous museums, which host millions of tourists from all over the world every year, ready to cross their thresholds to admire the wonders. The Uffizi Gallery and the Accademia Gallery are two incredible places, capable of captivating young and old, so rich in beauty and culture that they will leave you breathless, room after room, work after work, as if in a spell.

To fully appreciate the value and complexity of the exhibited works and, not secondary, skip the line with priority access to the museum, you can book one of the exclusive guided tours.

Trained professionals and passionate connoisseurs of art history, in love with Florence and its artists, they will introduce you to the genesis of paintings and sculptures in depth, allowing you to retrace the life of the great masters who conceived them, thrilling you with their engaging stories. Because yes, it is extraordinary to visit the Uffizi Gallery and the Accademia Gallery, losing three of the rooms, but if you do it with someone who can guide you to discover the most curious aspects and convey your passion, well, you will see that it will be a whole other experience. Seeing is believing.

Visiting the Uffizi Gallery is something extraordinary

Camminando per circa due ore nel centro storico con la tua guida autorizzata hai la possibilità di sapere di più sulla storia e le tradizioni centenarie della città e dei suoi più illustri personaggi che, nel corso dei secoli, ne hanno portato la sua fama di “culla del Rinascimento e civiltà” in tutto il mondo. Una visita a piedi del centro città. La tua guida professionista ti condurrà attraverso le strade delle città dandoti preziose informazioni sui suoi principali monumenti. Ammirerai attrazioni come Piazza della Signoria, Palazzo Vecchio, il Battistero, la Cupola del Brunelleschi, la Chiesa di Santa Trinità e Orsanmichele, e il famoso Ponte Vecchio. Potrai inoltrarti tra le famose vie dello shopping per acquistare bellissimi souvenir e curiosare nelle storiche botteghe artigianali.

It is the museum that preserves the highest number of Michelangelo works and obviously its most important work, a symbol of the Renaissance itself: the David.

But that's not all, because in addition to the Prisons, the other sculptures of the Florentine artist of the museum, you will also find other treasures, such as the original plaster sketch of the Rape of the Sabine Women by Giambologna, the splendid collection of musical instruments of the Medici family, including also a very precious Stradivarius and the oldest piano in the world, and the numerous examples of Florentine painting of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, with works by great masters such as Paolo Uccello, Botticelli, Perugino, Filippino Lippi and Ghirlandaio. Techniques and instruments used, the sources of inspiration and the mysteries that surround them.