The Galleria dell'Accademia di Firenze or Accademia Gallery in Florence houses some of the most important masterpieces of Italian and international art and history. The Accademia Gallery is one of the most-visited museums in Italy, second only to the Uffizi. Michelangelo's 17-foot-tall Renaissance masterwork, David, is housed here.
Note: The Accademia Gallery currently has no temporary exhibitions on display.
Accademia Gallery offers a robust, and wonderful virtual experience to view the finest works of the gallery. Currently, they offer three virtual tours:
You can embark on these virtual tours from the comfort of your home by visiting the official website of the gallery.
You can access the Accademia Gallery exhibitions with your entry ticket itself. Once you plan your trip, you can purchase the tickets online to save time, and secure your spot!
Accademia Gallery Timed Entry Tickets
Accademia Gallery Skip-the-Line Guided Tour
Combo (Save 5%): Uffizi Gallery + Accademia Gallery Tickets
Uffizi and Accademia Guided Tour
The Pier Francesco Foschi (1502-1567) Pittore Fiorentino curated by Cecilie Holberg is currently showing at the Accademia Gallery. The exhibition celebrates the work of Florentine Renaissance painter Foschi, tracing his development as an apprentice under Andrea del Sarto to creating magnificent altar pieces.
No, you don’t have to buy separate tickets to view the various exhibitions at Accademia Gallery. You can enjoy these exhibitions with your Accademia entry tickets.
The Pier Francesco Foschi Exhibition started on 28 November 2023, and will go on till 14 April 2024.
The Accademia Gallery is the second most visited museum in Florence and attracts a huge number of visitors. We recommend you book the tickets in advance to view the Accademia Gallery exhibitions as you’ll be able to skip long queues and spend more time admiring the artworks
The Bronze Effigy of Michelangelo, The Fortunes of the Primitives, Giovanni Dal Ponte, and Franciscan Art are some of the prominent exhibitions that have been held at Accademia Gallery.
Usually, an exhibition lasts only for about a couple of months, after which it is replaced by a new one.
