• Museo di San Marco - San Marco Museum includes most of the ambiences of the Dominican convent designed by Michelozzo, one of the greatest architects of the Renaissance and commissioned by Cosimo “Il Vecchio” de ‘Medici. The museum is developed in various evocative halls, containing one of the world’s most famous cycle of paintings by the Dominican monk Beato Angelico. The tour begins in the elegant Cloister of St. Anthony, where we find some doors with frescoed lunettes that lead to the ancient halls hosting many wonderful works on wood and frescoes by Beato Angelico.
  The visit proceeds with the Great Refectory with paintings of Fra Bartolomeo. In the sma Refectory is instead preserved a magnificent fresco by Domenico Ghirlandaio, a great artist of the
  500, depicting the Last Supper.
  Upstairs it is waiting for us the
  not to be missed
  visit of the monks’ cells in which you can admire the incomparable frescoes that Beato Angelico. The visit of the museum will end in the suggestive ambiences of the Library
• Piazza Della Santissima Annunziata - Your visit experience will be further enriched with an enthralling exterior guided tour of San Marco square and Santissima Annunziata square, located just a few steps far from the museum, where to admire wonderful buildings of absolute interest.

• Earphones for groups of more than 7 participants
• Local professional Guide at your side
• San Marco Museum skip-the-line tickets

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Gratuities
• Everything not mentioned as Included

Explore the enchanting allure and profound history of San Marco, a Dominican convent crafted by Michelozzo and commissioned by Cosimo “Il Vecchio” de’ Medici. Start your visit in the serene Cloister of St. Anthony, where frescoed lunettes guide you to rooms adorned with Beato Angelico’s exquisite frescoes and wood paintings. As you proceed through the Great Refectory, historic Kitchen, and service areas, you’ll discover the creations of Fra Bartolomeo, another notable Renaissance artist. In the Small Refectory, be sure to admire the stunning Last Supper fresco by Domenico Ghirlandaio. Next, ascend to the monks’ cells, where Beato Angelico’s unparalleled frescoes await, including the cell of Girolamo Savonarola, a passionate preacher whose sermons against corruption made a significant impact on Florentine history. Conclude your tour in the sophisticated Library of San Marco, Europe’s first public library, and a magnificent example of Renaissance architecture.

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