Billets pour la Galerie Florence Accademia
Description
Explorez facilement l'un des chefs-d'œuvre les plus emblématiques de la Renaissance italienne en réservant des billets coupe-file pour la Galerie de l'Académie de Florence (Galleria dell'Accademia). Choisissez parmi différentes heures d'entrée, dirigez-vous par vos propres moyens vers le musée et dépassez les files d'attente pour entrer directement à l'intérieur. Une fois sur place, vous pourrez admirer à votre guise la célèbre sculpture « David » de Michel-Ange et d'autres œuvres d'art renommées.
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Itinéraire
Des gens du monde entier affluent à Florence pour admirer la statue emblématique de David. Fabriqué par Michel-Ange, ce chef-d'œuvre est célébré comme l'une des sculptures les plus renommées au monde. David incarne les idéaux de force et de beauté juvénile, devenant ainsi un symbole par excellence de l’art de la Renaissance. À votre arrivée, récupérez vos billets auprès d'un représentant de l'entreprise et plongez-vous dans le monde de Michelangelo Buonarroti en explorant le musée. Promenez-vous dans ses salles et émerveillez-vous devant les Esclaves de Michel-Ange, les sculptures inachevées destinées au tombeau de Jules II. De plus, admirez les chefs-d'œuvre de Botticelli, Ghirlandaio, Giambologna, la Gipsoteca et le Musée des instruments de musique !
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Lieux et horaires de prise en charge
Où est le point de rendez-vous et puis-je reconnaître le Guide ? Point de rencontre : Via Ricasoli n. 45 Bleu devant l'entrée de la Galerie de l'Accademia. Veuillez vous présenter au point de rendez-vous quelques minutes avant votre heure d'entrée prévue. Quand vous arrivez cherchez 45 numéro bleu. Les résidences Florence utilisent le numéro bleu et tandis que les entreprises utilisent le numéro rouge . Il n'est pas en poste. Ne sonnez pas et restez devant la porte. Voir Florence Italia assistant vous assistera. Ce billet vous donne un accès prioritaire, en contournant la longue file. Il s'agit d'une entrée libre seulement. Veuillez apporter une pièce d'identité valide de vos enfants pour prouver leur âge
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Options de transport accessibles aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Entièrement accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Excellente condition physique requise
Avis(90)
Our guide Shihad was a wonderful person, very kind. Highly recommended!
The gentleman who assisted us waited an extra hour for us because it is impossible to enter the city center by car, many thanks to Shahid, I highly recommend him
Our guides, Roberto, Frederico and Raul were superb! The perfect mix of humour, knowledge and guidance. The tour was extremely well organised and we got so much out of the trip.
Great experience. Very kind and understanding man that we collected the tickets from (Islam). Smooth and easy
We were able to see the David with minimal people around! We recommend taking the earliest timeslot with this experience, the price is a little more than a regular ticket but we skipped the line of people that were waiting all around the side of the Accademia (already at 8:25AM)!
Very hot and the guide did not explain much. Once inside, everything is very beautiful, there is air conditioning, and it is very spacious.
Tickets for the Florence Academia Gallery were sold out online for the next morning, and we were due to leave Florence mid-morning, so we checked Viator and this reseller had tickets available (at a markup, obviously, but it wasn’t unreasonable) so we bought two, collected them the next morning from the agent immediately outside the museum entrance, joined the 8:15am queue, passed thru security, and got to see Michelangelo’s statue of David, plus many other statues, paintings, and other exhibits that we would otherwise have missed. Well worth paying the premium to the ticket face value.
Bought these tickets 10 minutes before arriving and it was as promised. Tickets to enter, our guide walked us to the front of the line - once in, we had full access to the museum.
Go early, crowds are insane and book online. I'm amazed Michaelangelo was able to turn a huge lump of stone ( Marble) into such a smooth wonder.
My experience with Viator was poor. Accademia Gallery itself was great and is the reason for any stars. Booking on Viator was fine. We had 3 tickets for 10.30am. But when we went to the meeting spot to collect the paper ticket from the Viator agent (we got there 1 min early and most definitely not late), was told “oh you’ll want to go at 11.15pm, it’s much better, I’ll give you a 11.15pm ticket”. Ah no thanks , we have plans and booked for 10.30am so can we please keep our original booking. “Don’t worry don’t worry. 11.15pm is better”. I got the definite impression that they’d run out of 10.30am tickers are we were “so lucky” to be offered a later slot and what, hang around the streets in the heat for 45 mins for the pleasure? We put our foot down and ended up being given physical tickets - two for 10.30am (original slot) and one for 11.15pm ( not what we’d booked) , then told to wait in the 10.30am queue , all of us (they didn’t have enough 10.30am tickets for us all??). Then the AG staff said , if you’re a group with different entry times, you’ll enter at the latest time - so we’d all 3 still be let in at only 11.15pm. Sigh - call over the Viator agent, lots of passive aggressive “look lady, I told you to wait in the queue, don’t worry, it’ll be fine”. In my mind, once I get to the front of the 10.30am queue, if the AG person has their policy on group entry, that’ll trump what Viator agent floating around the streets has told me. Lots of stress but we got it sorted in the end. Also “skip the line” doesn’t mean “skip the line”. It means you’ll join a queue of 50-100 people who have the same ticket and have to wait. It took us about 30 mins to get to the front of the line , maybe faster than general unticketed entry, but still a wait, FYI. Next time - I wouldn’t book with Viator, I’d be better planned and book direct with AG before their tickets sell out
