Join our small group tour of the Accademia Gallery and discover the stunning collection of musical instruments, including a Stradivarius and the first modern piano. Limited to 9 people for an intimate experience.
- Galleria dell’Accademia - The Accademia Gallery is one of the most exciting museums in the world. Smaller than the Uffizi Gallery, it offers a collection of unique treasures that make a visit a must during your stay in Florence.
This tour was developed with the help of specialists in Art History. As a result, you will be able to see one of the museum’s jewels, that are overlooked by many other agencies: the collection of musical instruments in the Conservatorio Luigi Cherubini.
This section includes an original Stradivarius from 1690 made by Antonio Stradivari for the Great Prince, and the first modern piano, which was invented in Florence.
You will then move on to the museum’s other treasures by Michelangelo, and unveil their secrets in the greatest detail. Afterwards, you will discover the artistic pinnacle of Michelangelo’s magnificent David, the symbol of the city of Florence. We will delight you with the secrets and entertaining anecdotes that only these professional guides know.
As the fast entrance ticket is included, your quick entry is guaranteed which ordinary visitors don’t get. After the guided tour is over you can remain in the museum and continue exploring
- Small Group tour
- Personalized service
- Relaxed atmosphere: No massive groups: maximum 9 people per group
- Professional certified guide
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Tips (tips in Italy are optional but welcomed if you liked the service)
Enjoy a concise, 60-minute tour in a small group setting of no more than 9 individuals. A certified guide will be on hand to lead you through an engaging short exploration. The highlight of the tour is the Conservatorio Luigi Cherubini’s collection of musical instruments, a true treasure of the museum. This includes a unique Stradivarius from 1690 and the first piano of its kind, a creation birthed in Florence.
- The supplier is not responsible for any internal issue regarding the Museum’s organization e.g closed rooms without previous advise (such as the Musical instrument’s room) or queues in the priority entrance gate. In case of closed rooms, a different itinerary may be taken
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
