The Galleria dell'Accademia di Firenze, the Stiftung Braunschweigischer Kulturbesitz foundation and the Staatsorchester Braunschweig have created an online project that aims to explore the international nature of art across the centuries.

All 18-year-old residents in Italy can spend their “Culture Bonus” through 18app, to buy tickets to visit the Galleria. Tickets can be collected at museum ticket office upon presentation of vouchers amounting to the corresponding price of tickets.

PLEASE NOTE: Admission to the Gallery ends 30 minutes before closing time . Free Admission. Admission is free for the categories mentioned in the link below: Free Admission . Book your ticket and entrance time by calling: Firenze Musei: Tel. +39 055 294883 Price of booking: € …

The Galleria dell’Accademia di Firenze is home to some of the most important painting and sculpture collections in the world, including sculptures by Michelangelo, his renowned David among them, and a rich collection of early Italian painting.

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La collezione di dipinti a fondo oro della Galleria dell'Accademia di firenze dal Duecento al primo Quattrocento è particolarmente prestigiosa. Con esemplari pittorici dei massimi artisti fiorentini.

The most famous sculpture in the world waited nine years, in a wooden box, for the construction of the Tribune designed by architect Emilio De Fabris to host it. Today’s Galleria dell’Accademia was established in 1882.

BIGLIETTI - GALLERIA DELL'ACCADEMIA DI FIRENZE. B-Ticket è l’unico canale ufficiale di biglietteria online autorizzato dal MiC. Assistenza Clienti: [email protected]. La biglietteria chiude 30 minuti prima dell’orario di chiusura

Image gallery Birth, transport and placement The work was assigned to Michelangelo by the workers of the Florence cathedral on 16 August 1501, for a remuneration of 400 ducats.

La Galleria dell'Accademia di Firenze ospita il David di Michelangelo, simbolo del rinascimento fiorentino.