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Skip ticket queues at both sites saving up to 3 hours of exploration time and enter at your chosen time slot.
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At Palazzo Vecchio, discover the intricate Putto with Dolphin fountain, Donatella’s Judith, and Medici chambers on the upper floors.
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At Accademia, get assisted entry by a host to stand before the famous Michelangelo’s David, step into the Hall of Prisoners and see Botticelli’s masterpieces at your own pace.
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Skip-the-line entry to Palazzo Vecchio
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Skip-the-line hosted entry to Accademia Gallery
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These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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Rocio
Jul, 2025Verified booking
Waiting time at the reception is comfortable and air-conditioned. The local guide explains very well (Renata) and solves any doubts.Joadi
Jun, 2025Verified booking
Seeing the statue of David in person was amazing. We really loved seeing Michelangelo's unfinished statues as it helped us gain an understanding of his process. A video on gilded wooden panels was really interesting too. A stunningly finely embroidered tapestry was another favourite too. Had issues with both the Headout app & email on the day. I was able to access the app and tickets the night before but at the meeting pint neither the app or 'show tickets' tab in the email would open. Very weird. I had no trouble with any other travel apps on my phone so it wasn't an Internet access issue. Also, I had booked for 9:30am session but the 2 tickets the host gave us were forv8:55-9am & 9-9:15am. Fortunately we stayed as long as we like in the gallery so all ended well.Rosemary
Jun, 2025Verified booking
You cannot go to Florence and not see David! The tour guide arranged our entry quickly, bringing us from the meeting point, a short walk from the Accademia, straight into the entrance. The quick entry was worth the price, this visit isn't cheap though!! There are some wonderful pieces here, so take your time to explore, rather than head straight for David. And when you turn into the gallery to see him, perfectly positioned in great natural light, it does take your breath away. Also, walking all around him to get the full effect, you will admire Michelangelo's attention to detail, something I never fully appreciated from photos previously. Thus can be a short visit, but definitely worth it!!Sumur
Jun, 2025Verified booking
Everything about the museum was amazing, I'm glad we did not skip it during our trip. The room of geographical maps was my favorite exhibit.Monica
Jun, 2025Verified booking
I booked the tickets and it was easy to get them delivered, I bought the child's ticket quickly and the line was about 15 minutes. Good service
Save time and discover Florence’s Renaissance treasures with skip-the-line entry to both Palazzo Vecchio and Accademia Gallery in one value-packed combo.
Getting started
At Palazzo Vecchio, skip the ticket queues in the Piazza della Signoria entrance and begin your exploration after quick security checks. Meet your host outside the Accademia entrance, who will help you skip the ticket lines and pass through mandatory security checks.
What to expect
Palazzo Vecchio
Built in the 14th century, the palace serves as the city council’s seat and welcomes visitors with its crenellated tower and grand courtyard.
Features
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Hall of the 500: Step into the vast Salone dei Cinquecento, once the meeting place of Florence’s Grand Council and later transformed by Giorgio Vasari into a ceremonial hall filled with Renaissance art.
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Medici Apartments: Explore the private quarters of Eleonora of Toledo and Cosimo I de’ Medici, showcasing the opulent lifestyle of Florence’s ruling family.
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Renaissance masterpieces: Admire frescoes, sculptures, and decorations by artists like Michelangelo, Donatello, and Vasari throughout the palace’s halls and mezzanines.
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Traces of Florence exhibition: On the ground floor, discover the city’s history through curated displays.
Accademia Gallery
Home to Michelangelo’s David, the Accademia Gallery is a must for art lovers, featuring iconic sculptures and paintings from the 13th to 19th centuries.
Features
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Michelangelo’s David: See the world-renowned marble statue up close, along with the artist’s unfinished works.
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Sculpture collection: View works by Lorenzo Bartolini, Giambologna, and other masters, crafted from marble, clay, and plaster.
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Painting galleries: Journey through centuries of art, from gold-ground medieval pieces to late-Gothic and Renaissance masterpieces by Monaco, del Sarto, and Pontormo.
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Gipsoteca: Explore 19th-century paintings by artists of the Accademia di Belle Arti.
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Musical instruments: Discover over 50 rare instruments collected from Tuscan nobility, including a marble psaltery, and listen to their sounds at multimedia stations.
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Palazzo Vecchio
What to bring
- Please present a valid photo ID along with your ticket to the entrance of Palazzo Vecchio.
What’s not allowed
- Umbrellas, backpacks, and large bags are not allowed and must be left in the cloakroom.
Accessibility
- The museum is partially accessible to wheelchair users with the ground floors having ramps but no elevators to the upper floors.
Additional information
- You will have to pass the mandatory security checks before entering the museum.
Accademia Gallery
What to bring
- Please present a valid photo ID along with your ticket to show to your host at the entrance.
What’s not allowed
- Large bags or backpacks are not allowed as the museum does not have a cloakroom. Free luggage storage may be included with your tickets; check your ticket details before heading to the museum.
Accessibility
- All halls, galleries, and the ground floor washroom near the elevator are accessible to wheelchair users.
Additional information
- These tickets allow you to skip entry lines but not security checks. Everyone entering the museum has to undergo a security check to ensure safety.
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Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.
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Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the starting point.
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Please check your final voucher for the starting point details & specific instructions.
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