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Keep your travel plans flexible — book your spot and pay nothing today.With our Priority Ticket, you can enter the museum at your chosen date and time without having to wait in the line to buy a ticket.
When you arrive at the museum you will be greeted by one of our host(s), who will have your ticket ready for you.
The hosts are bilingual in Italian and English and will help you make your way to the security checkpoint.
You will receive a WhatsApp message the day prior to your visit to remind you about the meeting location and give instructions for downloading our FREE Mobile Audio App on your devices.
You will need to have your phone fully charged and bring your earphone.
To experience Michelangelo's genius through audio while viewing his impressive works in the Accademia Gallery, please connect your earphones to your device and download the audio guide app.
Experience Michelangelo's Original David inside and truly look at how his facial expression changes throughout the room.
Marvel at the detail and elegance of this entire creation from one piece of marble and learn why David captivates audiences for generations all over the world.
The story of the biblical victory of David against Goliath can be viewed as representative of the civil liberties assured to the citizens of Florence, the independent city-state, during the Medieval and Renaissance periods.
In addition, consider other examples of sculptural work completed by Michelangelo, including the Prigioni (Prisoners).
The twisted models were to be included in the tomb of Pope Julius II, however, this project was never completed.
Explore further in the museum for artworks from other well-known Renaissance artists: Andrea Orcagna, Taddeo Gaddi, Domenico Ghirlandaio, Filippino Lippi, and Sandro Botticelli.
Also, take a look at the room with antique instruments that have come from the Cherubini Conservatory.
This collection has a violin made by Antonio Stradivarius that was included in the Medicean Quintet.
Seize the opportunity to fully immerse yourself in the experience of Michelangelo's David and arrange your visit with us today!