With incredible amounts of beauty and history to take in, the Accademia Gallery and Uffizi Gallery are among the most important must-see attractions for any trip to Florence. For art lovers, being here for a short amount of time may seem stressful, as the city is packed with art, history, and extremely long lines. Fortunately, by booking a two-part guided tour of the Accademia and Uffizi Gallery, you can spend your time in Florence relaxed, avoiding the lines and seeing some of the most famous pieces of art in the world.
Meeting in front of the Accademia Gallery, your professional tour guide will lead you passed the entrance lines and through the beautiful museum filled with countless important historical materpieces, including a detailed stop at the main attraction, Michelangelo’s Statue of David.
From there, you will take a short walk through the city, where your guide will enlighten you with the many interesting details and history of the city of Florence, pointing out many of the important monuments you will not want to miss.
Once you make your way to the Uffizi Gallery, you will be able to admire the many sculptures and pieces of art that were once apart of the famous collection of art owned by the Medici family. Your very knowledgable guide will give you a much better understanding of the history of these masterpieces, and you can admire Botticelli’s famous painting, “Birth of Venus” while also discovering many famous works of art by Da Vinci, Giotto, Raffaello, and many more.
This two-part guided tour is perfect for those who do not have time to waste, and want to see everything they can before their visit is over. Or, if you want a more personal experience, private two-part tours are also offered and can be tailored to the visitors requests. If you are interested in booking a group or private tour of the Accademia and Uffizi Gallery, contact Italy Travels a tour operator speacialized in cultural events by calling (+0039) 055 2670402 or via email at info@italy-travels.it
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