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Special Offer valid only for In Italy Online guests!
Book tickets for the Accademia through our site and receive a free food dish or bottle of Chianti wine at one of Florence’s most popular restaurants, or receive a free cappuccino or espresso at the bar right outside the Uffizi (which also serves really delicious salads and Tuscan specialties)
![]() David by Michelangelo |
The Accademia is a mecca for art lovers because it is home to Michelangelo's David. Because of that, almost any month of the year, you may stand in line outside for up two to four hours before even being admitted to the gallery. Bad weather or severe heat could discourage even the most determined traveler. Advance reservations are an absolute must to avoid this waste of your precious holiday time.
Open
Tuesday - Sunday, 8:15am-6:50pm
Closed
Mondays, December 25, January 1 and May 1
If you are planning to visit the Uffizi Galleries also, they are about 20 minutes' walk from the Accademia. If you are visiting on your own without a guide, we recommend you visit the museums on two different days to avoid "museum overload"! Also if you are arriving in Florence the same day as your visit please account for the fact that your plane/train/bus may be late.
Tickets also include the David and the mandatory extra admission charge for special exhibitions (you do not have to purchase anything else). They cost 22.00 Euro each, with the following exceptions:
Please make a note of the dates the museum is open before continuing with your order now.
Because the museum is so vast and rich, we recommend you consider a private guided tour. This is a wonderful way to maximize the time you spend in these sometimes overwhelming artistic treasure troves. Our guides are affable Florentines who speak excellent English, French, German or Spanish and specialize in bringing the works of art to life for young and old alike.
Click here to order a private tour and tickets.