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Admire the work of the great Italian masters at one of the most prominent art museums in Europe, the Uffizi Gallery. Continue your exploration of fine art collections, with this combo ticket, at the Accademia Gallery, where some of the world's most prolific artworks are housed (like Michelangelo's statue of David!).
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Skip the ticket lines and visit two of Florence’s top art galleries—Uffizi and Accademia—with a single, great-value ticket.
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See Botticelli’s Birth of Venus, da Vinci, Caravaggio, and more at Uffizi, home to the world’s greatest Italian Renaissance collection.
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Come face-to-face with Michelangelo’s David and explore the Hall of Colossus, Hall of Prisoners, and more at the Accademia.
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Perfect for first-time visitors, this combo lets you explore two iconic collections at your own pace, without the stress of separate bookings.
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- Reserved timed entry tickets to the Uffizi Gallery
- Reserved timed entry tickets to the Accademia Gallery
These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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Jordan
Jul, 2025Verified booking
This is truly the best way to experience the Statue of David and the other historical masterpieces of the gallery without the crowds. We arrived 15 minutes early to our meetup spot, quickly received directions from surrounding employees, and got in with little to no wait. Our group of 5 was able to get through security and begin viewing art within 10 minutes of arrival with no hassle whatsoever. Once in the gallery, it was busy but still very easy to get around and view each art piece in detail due to the smaller crowds. I would recommend this experience for large travel groups or anyone with concerns about timing or crowds!
Rosemary
Jun, 2025Verified booking
We visited the Uffizi Gallery late in the afternoon so it wasn't very crowded. The exhibits there are exquisite, no doubt it is one of the world's greatest collections. People with reduced mobility should be made aware, they will need to request access by lift to the top floor, as there are several magnificent flights of stairs to get there! But once you do, it's amazing! Not only the artwork, the building itself is stunning, beautifully maintained and the views out over the city are also worth seeing! Fantastic value for money too.
Lauren
Jun, 2025Verified booking
This was our 3rd visit to Uffizi and our best. We went in the earliest time slot so it wasn't too busy. Also we loved the terrace on the 3rd floor and enjoyed cappuccinos with the lovely setting and view. I would not waste $$ on headphones - very limited and not too informative. Instead ask chatGPT to prepare an itinerary for you based on how long you plan to visit. Ciao!
Richard
May, 2025Verified booking
I visited the Academia Gallery specifically to see Michelangelo’s David, which of course was spectacular. The Gallery was also filled with beautiful treasures, both paintings and sculpture, including a beautiful fresco fragment by Giotto. My favorite room of all was the Lorenzo Bartolini’s Plaster Casts Gallery, which felt like stepping into a Renaissance painting.Fran
May, 2025Verified booking
Statue of David. It just took your breath away to walk in and see it. Surreal We were walking g past and saw the queues. Looked online and there was a free spot skip the line. Booked dashed over the the shop to collect our tickets and were in in 15 mins. So fortunate. Great ppl working the doors with no language barriers.
Your combo ticket gives you a special rate for both highly-frequented attractions. Featuring works from some of the greatest artists of all time and, as such, the collections being housed in this magnificent buildings gets quite a draw, especially during peak season, when the lines can get several hours long. Fortunately, you won't have to worry about that with your tickets. Timed entry ensures that only a certain number of people gain access to the attractions at any given time so you get to bypass the ticketing line and exchange your voucher for physical tickets at the counter for people with existing reservations. Though there may be a slight wait on hectic days, the line here is still dwarfed by the normal entry and ticketing line. Once you exchange your voucher for a physical ticket and get through the security check, all you have to do is walk straight in!
The Uffizi Gallery
Feel free to stay and explore the intricacies of the various compositions on display and marvel at the work of genius artists like Da Vinci, Raffaello, Masaccio, Cimabue, and Giotto. Visit the Botticelli room and admire the Birth of Venus and Primavera, two of the most famous examples of Italian Renaissance art. A must-see destination for all visitors of Florence, the Uffizi is bound to leave you spellbound and awestruck.\
Famous paintings you can't miss at the Uffizi Gallery
The Ognissanti Madonna by Giotto | Annunciation by Simone Martini and Lippo Memmi | Annunciation by Leonardo Da Vinci | Adoration of the Magi by Gentile da Fabriano | Portraits of the Duke and Duchess of Urbino by Piero Della Francesca | The Battle of San Romano by Paolo Uccello | Santa Lucia De Magnoli Altarpiece by Veneziano | Madonna with Child and Two Angels by Filippo Lippi | La Primavera by Botticelli | The Birth of Venus by Botticelli | Doni Tondo by Michelangelo | Adoration of the Magi by Leonardo Da Vinci | Madonna of the Goldfinch by Raphael | Venus of Urbino by Titian | Bacchus by Caravaggio | Judith and Holofernes by Artemisia Gentileschi
The Accademia Gallery
Located at the intersection of two ancient monasteries, the Accademia Galleria occupies the entire block between Piazza Santissima Annunziata and Via Ricasoli. Even on the slowest days, the Accademia gallery draws a massive crowd due to the famous sculpture that has taken residence here, Michelangelo's David but not to worry since your tickets allow you to bypass the long ticketing lines entirely. The gallery is known for housing Michelangelo’s greatest works along with other works from renowned artists. Explore the various zones and take in the creative artistic expression that radiates through the halls filled with arts.
Museum Halls you shouldn't miss
- Hall of The Colossus: The first hall once you enter the gallery, the Hall of the Colossus, which houses the stunning marble sculpture of ‘Rape of the Sabines’ by Giambologna.
- Hall of the Prisoners: A special memoir dedicated to the unfinished works of Michelangelo, the hall takes its name from the four large sculptures known as the Slaves.
- The Tribune: The most famous hall in the Accademia Galleria, The Tribune houses the legendary ‘David’ by Michelangelo.
- Gipsoteca Bartolini: This 19th-century hall translates to ‘The Hall of Models’ and focuses on the sculptures and modeling techniques used by prominent artists.
- Florentine Gothic: Spread over three rooms, this section of the gallery is dedicated to Florentine Gothic paintings which were prominent from the 13th century until the 15th century.
- Museum of Musical Instruments: Venture into the world of rhythm and music as you discover the surreal Grand Ducal Collection of over 50 musical instruments.
- Florence between 1370 and 1430: An entire floor dedicated to the pre-renaissance period, this hall features masterpieces from the late Gothic period.
What's not allowed
- No bags and large backpacks, helmets, knives, scissors or any hazardous objects will be allowed in either gallery.
- No food or drinks can be consumed inside.
- The use of flash and selfie sticks is not allowed inside.
Accessibility
- Both galleries are wheelchair-friendly.
Additional information
- Due to security reasons, the gallery can only accommodate a certain number of people at any given time so, if space allows, you may be moved to a slightly earlier or later time slot upon arrival.
- Kindly note that your tickets allow skipping the entry line into the gallery. However, there may be a wait at the ticket office across from the museum when you're exchanging your voucher for the physical ticket.
- Note: The booking fee is included in the ticket price.
- Please buy any souvenirs before leaving the gallery as you can’t re-enter the museums with the same ticket.
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Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.
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Please display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the ticket redemption point of each attraction
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If you have purchased reduced-price tickets, please carry your valid photo ID proof for verification. Students must show their valid student IDs.
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Kindly ensure that you arrive 20 minutes before the start time of your tour to avoid any delays.
Ticket Redemption Points
The Uffizi Gallery
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Make your way to the ticket counter at Door 3 to exchange your mobile voucher for a physical ticket.
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You can then head to Door 1 and head in (look for the 'People with Reservations' sign).
Get Directions to the Redemption Point.
The Accademia Gallery
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Make your way to the Ticketing Counter the Galleria dell'Accademia, Via Ricasoli, 58 (street)
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The gallery is just a 1-minute walk from the 'Museum of Craft' & from the 'David of Michelangelo Statue'
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You can also spot a tiny bookstore door (Libreria Gozzini) just opposite to the gallery
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