

by Florence Specialists for Small Group Tours srls
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€110This 1-hour small-group tour includes priority entrance to Florence’s Accademia Gallery, allowing visitors to avoid long wait times. The guide leads the group directly inside to begin the tour, focusing first on Michelangelo’s iconic David statue. The guide provides detailed information about the statue and other important artworks in the gallery. The group size is kept small to allow time for questions and discussion. Radios with headsets are provided to ensure clear communication throughout the tour. After the guided portion, visitors may remain inside the Accademia Gallery to explore additional works at their own pace. The collection includes paintings by Renaissance artists such as Botticelli and a notable selection of musical instruments, including pieces made by Stradivarius. Visitors under 18 must show valid photo identification with date of birth to enter without purchasing an adult ticket.
Galleria dell'Accademia
The Accademia Gallery is among Florence’s most visited museums. Typical entry waits can last one to two hours or more, but this tour uses priority-access tickets to enter promptly. Inside, the group views Michelangelo’s David and other significant artworks while the guide explains their history. The small group size allows time for questions. After the guided portion, guests may remain inside to explore paintings by Botticelli and a collection of musical instruments, including several made by Stradivarius.
60 min
The Florence Specialist office is located off the corner of Piazza San Marco, next to the "Antico Vinaio". The priority entrance tickets have a timed entrance. Those who arrive late will not be able to enter with the group. As per museum regulations, latecomers will enter seperately.
End point
After the tour, visitors can remain inside the Gallery to explore the rest of the Gallery's collection of art works.


by Florence Specialists for Small Group Tours srls
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€110This 1-hour small-group tour includes priority entrance to Florence’s Accademia Gallery, allowing visitors to avoid long wait times. The guide leads the group directly inside to begin the tour, focusing first on Michelangelo’s iconic David statue. The guide provides detailed information about the statue and other important artworks in the gallery. The group size is kept small to allow time for questions and discussion. Radios with headsets are provided to ensure clear communication throughout the tour. After the guided portion, visitors may remain inside the Accademia Gallery to explore additional works at their own pace. The collection includes paintings by Renaissance artists such as Botticelli and a notable selection of musical instruments, including pieces made by Stradivarius. Visitors under 18 must show valid photo identification with date of birth to enter without purchasing an adult ticket.
Galleria dell'Accademia
The Accademia Gallery is among Florence’s most visited museums. Typical entry waits can last one to two hours or more, but this tour uses priority-access tickets to enter promptly. Inside, the group views Michelangelo’s David and other significant artworks while the guide explains their history. The small group size allows time for questions. After the guided portion, guests may remain inside to explore paintings by Botticelli and a collection of musical instruments, including several made by Stradivarius.
60 min
The Florence Specialist office is located off the corner of Piazza San Marco, next to the "Antico Vinaio". The priority entrance tickets have a timed entrance. Those who arrive late will not be able to enter with the group. As per museum regulations, latecomers will enter seperately.
End point
After the tour, visitors can remain inside the Gallery to explore the rest of the Gallery's collection of art works.