- Accademia Gallery - People from all over the world come to Florence to see him-David. This statue, created by Michelangelo, is rightfully considered one of the most famous in the world. David has become one of the most recognisable works of Renaissance sculpture; a symbol of strength and youthful beauty.
Immerse yourself in the world of Michelangelo Buonarotti while exploring the museum with our guide. Learn about the difficult fate of David’s creation, and why this statue is considered one of the acmes not only of the Renaissance, but also of human genius in general. What is the meaning of his pose, and why Michelangelo portrayed the young man just like that.
Walking through the halls of the museum, learn about the history of the creation of Michelangelo’s Slaves - unfinished sculptures intended to adorn the tomb of Julius 2. In addition, enjoy the masterpieces of Botticelli, Ghirlandaio, Giambologna and the museum of musical instruments!
- Licensed guide
- Skip-the-line ticket
- Radios and headsets
- Immediate entrance during the high season(10-15 minutes)
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off
- Food and beverage
Individuals from around the globe flock to Florence to witness the magnificent statue of David. Michelangelo’s masterpiece is universally acknowledged as one of the most renowned sculptures in existence. The symbol of virility and youthful charm, David, has evolved into a quintessential representation of Renaissance sculpture.
Delve into the universe of Michelangelo Buonarotti as our guide leads you through the museum. Discover the intricate journey of David’s inception, and unearth why this sculpture is hailed as a pinnacle of not just the Renaissance, but also emblematic of human creativity at its peak. Explore the significance of David’s stance, and the inspiration behind Michelangelo’s unique portrayal of the young hero.
While strolling amid the museum’s galleries, you will also gain insights into the historical progression of Michelangelo’s Slaves—unfinished carvings that were initially conceptualized to embellish the mausoleum of Julius 2. Moreover, marvel at the artistic brilliance of Botticelli, Ghirlandaio, Giambologna and the exhibits within the museum of musical instruments!
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