Bientôt completMusées du Vatican coupe-file, chapelle Sixtine et basilique facultative
Skip the long lines and discover the treasures of the Vatican with an expert guide. Explore the Vatican Museums' world-renowned collections, including…
Discover the timeless artistic treasures of Florence on this guided tour of the Accademia Gallery. Accompanied by an expert guide, you will explore world-renowned masterpieces, including Michelangelo’s iconic David and unfinished Prisoners, while learning about the fascinating history behind each work.
The Accademia Gallery in Florence, once a part of the fine arts academy, traces its origins back to 1784, founded by Grand Duke Pietro Leopoldo. Initially hosting gypsum models by Giambologna, it evolved with an impressive collection of original and replicated artworks, enriched further by Gothic and Renaissance paintings from abolished churches and convents. Selected as Michelangelo's David new home in 1873, the gallery's relocation was prompted by safety concerns in Signoria Square. Over the years, additional Michelangelo masterpieces like the Prisoners, St. Matthew, and Pieta found a home, transforming the Accademia into an unofficial Michelangelo museum. Join our expert English-speaking guide to breathe life into each masterpiece with intriguing stories, unraveling the legacy of one of the world's greatest artists.
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There is an office, you will have to go in and check in. There is no need to show the voucher. Come in and tell our colleagues your first name, your last name, and which tour you will be taking. You will be given the right instructions on what to do
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