Afternoon Access to Accademia Gallery: David & Stradivarius

One of the artists’ most well-known galleries is the Accademia Gallery, and it is one of the largest in the world.

The Accademia Gallery is much smaller than the Uffizi Gallery; however, it houses a wonderful selection of different items and is therefore a gallery you should visit if you get the chance to go to Florence.

You can get into Accademia Gallery without waiting, by having a pre-purchased ticket for admission, as well as by spending 1 hour and a half being taken around the Accademia, as part of a small group, on a tour led by an English-speaking guide.

Planners for the tour utilized art history specialists.

Tour guests will have access to a never-before-seen part of art history, the Conservatorio Luigi Cherubini's collection of musical instruments.

For example, there is a Stradivarius-made violin commissioned by the grand prince in 1690, and the first classical piano manufactured in Florence.

After taking the basic course, you'll be able to join other tours through different parts of the museum and look at even more of the art treasures located in other rooms of the museum, including the room containing David by Michelangelo (the statue that represents Florence).

You'll have a chance to discover some unbelievable secrets from your guide regarding the art pieces as well as interactively conversing with each other regarding the artwork you view.