Accademia & David: Skip-the-Line Florence Express
60
Overview
The Accademia and Michelangelo's David Skip the Line Express Tour is perfect for art lovers in Florence! This one-hour tour is for people who want to see amazing art but don't have a lot of time. In a small group of 17 or fewer, the tour lets people skip the long lines at the Accademia Gallery. An expert guide who speaks English will lead the way.
What to Expect: The main thing to see is Michelangelo's David. People will also see his unfinished statues called Prisoners. There are also great works by other artists like Botticelli and Giambologna. This tour makes sure people see the best parts without feeling like they are rushing. It's a great way to learn about Renaissance art.
The tour includes audio headsets, an expert English-speaking guide, a small group, and a ticket to skip the line at the Accademia Gallery. It does not include tips for the guide or hotel pick-up/drop-off.




Highlights
Skip the Long Lines: Walk right into the Accademia Gallery with priority access.
See Michelangelo's David: Get up close to one of the world's most famous sculptures.
Expert English Guide: Learn about the art from a knowledgeable guide.
Small Group Tour: Enjoy a more personal experience with a group of 17 or fewer.
Sentiment Analysis
Visitors generally loved the express tour, especially skipping the line and seeing David, but some wanted a longer experience and noted crowds.

Customers loved skipping the long lines.
Many visitors felt the guide was very knowledgeable and friendly.
Many people were amazed to see David up close.
Customers enjoyed the tour being well organized.
Some visitors wished for a longer tour.
A few people found the gallery crowded.
The Journey
Accademia Gallery
Step into the Accademia Gallery in Florence, a sanctuary of artistic brilliance and home to Michelangelo's David. More than just a statue, David embodies Renaissance ideals of human perfection and strength. Beyond David, discover Michelangelo's unfinished sculptures, 'The Prisoners,' offering a rare glimpse into the artist's creative process. The gallery also houses an impressive collection of Florentine paintings, spanning the 1300s to the 1600s, and a unique museum of musical instruments, providing a comprehensive look at Florence's rich cultural past. Prepare to be moved by the sheer scale and artistry within these hallowed halls, where the spirit of the Renaissance lives on.
Michelangelo's David
Behold Michelangelo's David, a symbol of human potential and a testament to the Renaissance spirit. Carved from a single block of Carrara marble, this 5.17-meter statue captures the biblical hero David at the precipice of his legendary battle with Goliath. Marvel at the anatomical precision and emotional intensity that Michelangelo poured into every detail, from the furrowed brow to the tense musculature. Housed within Florence's Accademia Gallery, David is not just a sculpture; it's an embodiment of courage, beauty, and the boundless capacity of the human spirit. A visit is essential to understand the Florentine Renaissance and the power of artistic genius.
Know Before You Go
This tour includes audio headsets, an expert English-speaking guide, a small group limited to 17 people, and a skip-the-line entrance ticket for the Accademia Gallery. Gratuities for the guide and hotel pick-up/drop-off services are not included. The meeting point is at [object Object].
Hot Tip
Real reviews say to arrive a little early to find the meeting spot. Also, remember that large bags aren't allowed inside.