Florence Uffizi & Accademia Small Group Tour - Michelangelo's David, Hall of Prisoners & Medici Collection

Explore two museums in a small group

Meet your English-speaking guide at Via degli Alfani 115 to begin the tour. The group is limited to 10 people, so you can listen to the guide up close, and headphones are provided for groups of 5 or more. Seeing so many works in one day can be tiring, but the guide explains the historical background and context of each work, helping you understand Renaissance art more deeply.

Meet Michelangelo's David at the Accademia Gallery

Walk through the 7 rooms of the Accademia Gallery and see the paintings, frescoes and altarpieces in the Hall of the Colossus. In the Hall of Prisoners, you will hear why Michelangelo's unfinished sculptures still spark curiosity today. The highlight is David standing in the Tribune, carved by Michelangelo from a single block of marble at the age of 26. Completed in 1504, David originally stood in Piazza della Signoria and was moved to this museum in 1873.

See Renaissance masterpieces at the Uffizi Gallery

Next, head to the Uffizi Gallery to see works by Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, Michelangelo, Botticelli, Caravaggio and Titian. The Uffizi was designed in the 16th century by Giorgio Vasari as an administrative building for the Medici family, and its name means "offices." In front of Botticelli's signature works such as "The Birth of Venus" and "Primavera," you will look at the technique, style and symbolism with your guide.

The story of the collection assembled by the Medici

Get an overview of the vast collection and hear the historical background of the works gathered by the Medici family during the Renaissance, along with the stories behind the paintings. The tour ends at the starting point, Via degli Alfani 115.

※ The Uffizi Gallery requires the full name of every visitor for booking and entry, and names cannot be changed after booking.
※ Headphones are provided for groups of 5 or more.