Florence: Accademia Gallery Skip the Line Small Group Tour｜Italy

An In-depth tour with easy access

Visit one of Florence’s most visited galleries with Fast-track entrance tickets and an expert Tour Guide leading you the way. This tour has been carefully designated for those who want to discover amazing artworks of the Gallery with special attention to Michelangelo’s outstanding masterpieces David. With a small group of only 19 participants max, your Tour Guide will still provide you with headsets, ensuring you have an enjoyable experience and don’t miss a thing.



Exploring Michelangelo’s David

A cultural Icon home to Florence is most certainly Michelangelo’s David, and with our small group tour led by an experienced tour guide, you will get the chance to have an in-depth look at this magnificent 5-metre tall marble statue. Upon entering the Gallery you will encounter the Hall of Colossus, named after its large-scale sculptures you will encounter the famous Rape of the Sabines by Giambologna and whilst you continue strolling down the long corridor your attention will be soon drawn towards the iconic statue of David, situated at the end under a domed skylight. With a small group, your tour guide will be able to smoothly unveil details and particularities about the impressive sculpture from every angle. Be astonished by the anatomical precision used by Michelangelo as this masterpiece shows the Renaissance artist’s knowledge of the human body, clearly visible by the presence of musculature, veins, and lifelike posture of the statue. Your Tour Guide will continue to provide detailed insights behind the making and most importantly the influence on art that succeeded this making.



A Journey Through Gothic Masterpieces and Musical Marvels

Your Tour Guide will then lead you through the Gallery into a dedicated section of paintings including the Florentine Gothic art section. Here you will be captivated by masterpieces created by worldwide known artists such as Giotto, Lorenzo Monaco,and Bernardo Daddi, showcasing the transition from medieval to Renaissance art. The last portion of this tour will be dedicated to the Museum of Musical Instruments, a section truly appreciated by visitors, offering an unusual sight to discover. This section is also home to the oldest surviving upright piano and a Stradivarius violin, offering a unique glimpse into the history of music. As your tour comes to an end, you will feel enriched by the fascinating particulars and anecdotes that not only cover the world of art but also music.