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Enter the mind of history’s biggest overachiever in a fully hands-on experience that lets you interact with Leonardo da Vinci and his greatest creations.
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.
The Uffizi Gallery is the most famous and visited art gallery in Italy, with over 4.5 million visitors every year! Getting a ticket can sometimes be tough, not to mention the long lines snaking out the door.
As with any of the world’s great museums, it’s really impossible to see everything in one visit. Sometimes, you’ll only have a short window to enjoy the exhibits. That’s where the Uffizi Gallery audio guide by POPGuide comes in.
Located right next to the gorgeous Florence Cathedral is the equally majestic Giotto’s Bell Tower, a masterpiece of Italian Gothic architecture.
Step right up and secure a golden ticket to Florence’s dazzling Accademia Gallery – without the pesky queues! With priority access, stroll straight into a world of gothic and Renaissance masterpieces, drinking in the stunning artistry for as long as your heart desires.
As Florence’s only royal palace, Palazzo Pitti is a must-see on the city’s tourist trail. It’s also the largest museum complex in *The City of Lilies*; at some 32,000 m2 this is a residence fit for absolute rulers – from grand dukes to kings and emperors. The Palatine Gallery has works by Raphael, Titian, Rubens, and more. Skip the line and get into the Renaissance!
Got a thirst for culture? Up your museum game with this special Florence package, which guarantees your spot in the two most popular museums in Italy. Get priority entrance to the Uffizi Gallery and the Accademia Gallery – no queues for you! Then fill your ears with Florence facts thanks to the Vox City Tour of Florence Audio Guide App. It’s travel made easy, educational and fun.
Discover the evolution of art through the Renaissance, from Cimabue to Da Vinci, and ending with Michelangelo and Caravaggio.
The two Medici Chapels, in the Basilica of San Lorenzo, are an incredibly lavish mausoleum and a key site on the Florence Renaissance trail. After all, they not only contain three beautiful Michelangelo sculptures, they’re also the final resting place for 49 members of the powerful Medici clan. Skip the lines and get into this spectacular Renaissance church.
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!
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