Private Tour Of Florence With Accademia Gallery Visit

Discover the importance and heritage of the Renaissance

Discover the basic parts of the Renaissance by going to places where the Medici family changed the world. Using their great power and wealth, the family faced old ideas, bringing in a new time of amazing art and science that still matters today.

Walk through the old town and see Florence's best-known sights.

This will take you to some of the best attractions in Florence, such as the famous Piazza della Signoria by Palazzo Vecchio town hall; the great Duomo; Baptistery known for its “Gates of Paradise”; Giotto’s Belltower; and Brunelleschi’s Dome. Also see Santa Trinità and Orsanmichele Church plus the typical Ponte Vecchio Bridge. Besides, it will do more renowned shopping streets and the workshop Oltrarno to visit.

Check out the Accademia Gallery with skip-the-line tickets

You will meet your guide and get fast-track entry to the museum. Inside, you will see the statue that defines the Renaissance: Michelangelo’s David. This incredible 5.17m (17 foot) tall work of art is shown in the main room of the museum but many more treasures are waiting for you to see. Among these are Michelangelo's famous unfinished sculptures, Prigioni and San Matteo, along with masterpieces from great artists like Botticelli, Paolo Uccello, Andrea del Sarto, and more.

For bookings from 1 to 8 people: 8 DAYS Cancellation policy. Full penalty applies for cancellations in the last 7 DAYS prior to tour departure and no-shows. For bookings up to 9 people: availability and cancellation policy ON REQUEST! This tour runs rain or shine.

1. Please let us know in advance of any special needs or impaired mobility of the clients and we will do our best to accommodate them.
2. Big bags and liquid bottles will not be allowed inside the museums.
3. Even with the skip-the-line entrance, there is still a compulsory security check which may cause some delays in entering the museum.
4. Please note that even with the skip-the-line entrance, there is still a compulsory security check which may cause some delays in entering the museum."