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About Accademia Gallery

The Florence Accademia Gallery houses the largest collection of Michelangelo artworks and works by other famous Renaissance artists. 

Over 1 million visitors have visited the Gallery annually since 1784 to see the unique 17-foot-tall marble sculptures, Michelangelo’s David, and other attractive paintings. 

The Gallery regularly adds new exhibitions and events to spread the knowledge of art and sculpture to all visitors.

The Gallery also has a unique museum of Musical Instruments and other Historical Archives that are a must-see!

Plan Your Visit

Opening Hours:

The Museum is open from Tuesdays to Sundays from 8.15 am to 6.50 pm, with the last entry access at 6.20 pm. 

It is closed on Mondays, 25th December, and 1st January. 

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How To Reach:

The Gallery is easily accessible, as it stands near the famous Giotto’s Tower and is close to Florence Duomo.

Train accessibility:

  • Santa Maria Novella station is the closest to the Gallery, a 2-minute walk away. 

Bus Services: 

Bus lines 6, 11, 13, 14, 23, or 21 will get you closest to the Gallery. The nearest stops are Battisti San Marco and Museo di San Marco, which are 2 minutes away on foot. 

Entrances

You will find the main entrance to the Gallery between Piazza del Duomo and Piazza San Marco in a small lane on Via Ricasoli 60. 

Rules:

  • All visitors must pass a security inspection through a metal detector before entering the Gallery.
  • The Gallery does not allow weapons, knives, or other sharp objects; you must leave them behind at the detector. 
  • If you bring along large bags or a helmet, you cannot enter the gallery since there is no cloakroom for its storage.
  • Only water bottles that hold less than half a liter are allowed inside.
  • The Gallery is entirely wheelchair accessible. 
  • If you combine your visit with the Uffizi Gallery, begin with the Accademia Gallery first. Accademia Gallery is usually more crowded than Uffizi, and it’s best to complete this attraction first. 
  • If you are unable to find anyone at the meeting point to exchange your online booked voucher for a ticket, you can exchange it at the ticket booking desk.
  • We don’t recommend booking tickets from the official website during the peak season, as tickets are sold in 15-minute intervals. You will also have to collect it from the desk, which is difficult since the entry lines move slowly. 
  • If you’re looking for places to leave behind your beverages, you can request the front desk to hold them for you while you explore. However, this might not be possible when there is a huge crowd. 
  • We do not recommend visiting during the peak tourist season since even with skip-the-line access, visitors need to wait for at least an hour or so because of the crowd. 

Highlights

Michelangelo’s David

Michelangelo’s David

The 500-year-old statue of David by Michelangelo stands at a height of 17 feet and is made of a single block of marble, representing the iconic story of David and Goliath! 

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Museum of Musical Instruments

Instruments Museum

A stunning ancient collection of string, wind, and harp-like musical instruments with the famous piano by Bartholomew Cristoforo and Antonio Stradivari’s Violin.

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Hall of Prisoners

The Hall of Prisoners

Four life-like sculptures of prisoners trying to break out of the marble bonds surrounding them, with stunning paintings as their backgrounds decorating the hallway. 

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Rape of the Sabines by Giambologna

Rape of the Sabines

The Flemish artist Giambologna’s sculpture Rape of the Sabines, 7 feet tall from the 16th century, depicts the scene of the kidnapping of the Sabine women by Romans.

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FAQs

1. Can you get Accademia tickets at the door?

2. Do you need to buy tickets in advance for Accademia Gallery Florence?

3. What day is the Accademia Gallery closed?

4. How much is a ticket to Accademia?

5. What is the price of a guided tour of Accademia Gallery?

6. Can I get a combination ticket for Accademia and Uffizi Galleries?

7. Are there any kids discounts on the tickets?

8. What is the cancellation and refund policy for Accademia Gallery Florence tickets?

9. How long is each ticket valid for?

10. Can I enter the Gallery on the same day with the same ticket after exiting? 

11. Do I need to select a fixed time slot while booking the tickets?

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