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Discover the evolution of art through the Renaissance, from Cimabue to Da Vinci, and ending with Michelangelo and Caravaggio.
Step into a time machine and travel back to the Renaissance period with a visit to the Uffizi Gallery!
Want to see Galileo’s severed middle finger? You’ll find that and more at Florence’s Galileo Museum, when you enter the world of one of history’s greatest scientists! Dive into Galileo’s mad imagination and inventions via interactive exhibits, original scientific instruments and more!
Experience the beauty of the Uffizi Gallery in Florence without having to wait in line. Save time and head straight into one of the world’s finest collections of Renaissance art.
Get a priority pass to the Accademia and see Michelangelo’s _David_ up close. The celebrated masterpiece is revered as one of the greatest in art history.
Inside the Galleria dell’Accademia you’ll not only find Michelangelo’s, _David_, but other masterpieces from this great Florentine artist, including _Prisoners_ and _St. Matthew_. You’ll also see a disputed work that is sometimes credited to the artist, _Palestrina’s Pietà_.
The Museum of the History of Genoa retraces from origins the deeds of the oldest club in Italy, founded on 7 September 1893 and masterfully intertwines sport, culture, and society through a stunning array of interactive multimedia installations.
Step aboard to explore a true medieval and Renaissance maritime power! Genoa has a fascinating history of seafaring. Come soak it all up at The Galata Sea Museum (_Galata Museo del Mare_) – the largest maritime museum in the Mediterranean, complete with high-tech displays and real-life replica galley ships!
There was nothing more important to the owners of Villa Necchi Campiglio – the Necchi Campiglio family – than entertaining their guests, which explains the dining room, the smoking room, the library and the grand salon, as well as the swimming pool and basement changing rooms. Explore it all on this eye-opening tour of one of the most glamorous examples of 1930s deco!
Explore Milan and see Leonardo Da Vinci’s masterpiece, __The Last Supper__.
Visiting the Bagatti Valsecchi House Museum is a unique experience. This perfectly preserved 19th-century residence contains stunning artworks, furnishings and objects from the late 15th and 16th centuries, as well as pieces designed and made by the best craftsmen of the 19th century. It’s a place where the love for art and beauty, and the excellence of Lombardi artisan craftsmanship are celebrated.
Got room for more vroom in your life? This combo ticket to both the Ferrari Museum and the Enzo Ferrari Museum guarantees a day in the fast lane. Learn the 70-year history of the Prancing Horse, see the most exclusive track and road cars to emerge from Maranello over the years, take an exclusive A/V journey, and more!