• Galleria dell’Accademia - 1. Michelangelo’s David
  The renowned marble sculpture of the Biblical hero, acclaimed for its remarkable detail and depiction of human anatomy.

2. Michelangelo’s Prisoners (Slaves)
   A collection of unfinished sculptures, also known as the “Captives,” that reveal the artist’s technique and provide insight into his creative process.
3. The Rape of the Sabines (Giambologna)
   A plaster model by Giambologna, showcasing his expertise in dynamic composition.
4. Gothic Altarpieces
   A selection of 13th- and 14th-century altarpieces illustrating the transition from medieval to Renaissance art.
5. Hall of Musical Instruments
   An intriguing exhibit featuring historical instruments from the Medici collection, including rare Stradivarius violins.
6. Gipsoteca Bartolini
   A gallery filled with plaster casts of sculptures by Lorenzo Bartolini and his students, offering a view into 19th-century artistic education.

• Five star rated guide
• 1 Hour guided tour
• Meeting point assistance
• Reserved Entrance Tickets
• Skips the general waiting line

• Food and drinks
• Skips the security check up

David is not merely a sculpture; it represents the Renaissance and showcases Michelangelo’s brilliance. This piece is not only renowned; it exemplifies mastery in anatomy and detail, bringing marble to life.

Observe David closely, admiring the intricate details such as veins, muscles, and expressions that highlight Michelangelo’s extraordinary talent.

David embodies courage, strength, and the victory of intellect over brute force. A tour can explore the symbolic aspects, like Michelangelo’s choice of depicting a different moment in the story (before the battle) instead of a triumphant pose, setting it apart from other David sculptures.

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