Florence: Walking Tour with Accademia & Uffizi Galleries

Highlights

• Take a guided tour of the Accademia Gallery, home of Michelangelo's "David."
• Admire the stunning Florence Cathedral, and the Duomo Complex.
• See the imposing Palazzo Vecchio and breathe in the atmosphere of Piazza Signoria.

Full description

See Michelangelo's famous "David" at the Accademia Gallery, along with other important works such as "I Prigioni" and "San Matteo." Learn about the three years Michelangelo spent sculpting his famous statue of David as a symbol of strength, of courage, and of the liberty of the Florentine Republic. Then start your walking tour in the district of Medici, where you will find landmarks such as their palace and the San Lorenzo Church. Visit the Duomo Complex, pass through medieval streets, and discover the curious Church of Orsanmichele and Straw Market. Explore Piazza Signoria and Palazzo Vecchio. Walk via the Vasari Corridor up to Ponte Vecchio while having a glance at its famous jewelry shops. Take a rest for a Tuscan lunch in the old city (optional). In the afternoon, visit Uffizi Gallery to see masterpieces from Botticelli, Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, and many others. Marvel at Botticelli's masterpieces, "Primavera" and "The Birth of Venus." The tour ends on the Uffizi Terrace, from where one can have an exclusive view of city landmarks. After the guided tour in the museum, you may continue staying inside or extend your time outside.

Includes

• Entrance ticket and reservation fee
• Guaranteed museum entry time
• Multilingual assistance at the meeting point
• Entrance ticket delivered directly at the meeting point, in front of the museum, by our assistant
• Skip the long and stressful queues at the ticket office
• Flexible cancellation with a refund up to two days before the tour departure

Not includes

• If option selected: Lunch not included. Age 0-6 to be paid on the spot.

What to bring

• Walking on a Cloud is always trying to offer the most comfortable shoe possible!

Know before you go

• Every first Sunday of the month is free to get in, but since tickets cannot be booked in advance, entrance is not guaranteed.