• Chiesa di Santa Maria del Carmine - In the early 1400s, a young prodigy named Masaccio boldly defied the conventions of medieval art by introducing unprecedented depth, movement, and human emotion, thus ushering in a new era in art and elevating this groundbreaking work to the pinnacle of Italian art. His daring use of perspective and the interplay of light and shadow (chiaroscuro) continued to inspire history’s greatest artists: even Michelangelo studied these frescoes, drawing lessons that would shape the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, and later Caravaggio found inspiration in them, taking the dramatic use of light to its highest expression.
• Cappella Brancacci - On this guided small-group tour, participants will step into the world of Masaccio, Masolino, and Filippino Lippi—the artist who later completed the work in the chapel—as hidden meanings, surprising details, and the intrigue behind every depicted scene are unveiled. Visitors will marvel at the poignant expulsion of Adam and Eve from Paradise and the dramatic narration of Saint Peter’s life, moving them as they observe the masterful interplay of light and shadow on frescoes that seem to “sculpt” the scenes.
• Cappella Brancacci - The experience also includes access to the evocative Sala della Colonna, located within the Carmine complex. This remarkable space preserves detached frescoes and original sinopias from the chapel, offering a rare behind-the-scenes look at Renaissance artistic techniques.

• Reservation fees
• English speaking official guide
• Small group guided visit
• Museum entrance ticket

• Assistance at the meeting point

Explore the Renaissance’s finest works with an intimate Brancacci Chapel tour in Florence, located within Santa Maria del Carmine.

Recognized as a pivotal site for Renaissance art, the Brancacci Chapel showcases Masaccio’s groundbreaking frescoes, crafted with Masolino da Panicale and later finished by Filippino Lippi. Marvel at renowned scenes like the Expulsion of Adam and Eve and learn how these artworks inspired legends such as Michelangelo.

The tour also features the enchanting Sala della Colonna, where rare original sinopias and early Renaissance fresco fragments unveil the techniques behind these masterpieces.

This is a captivating Florence art journey, ideal for those interested in history, culture, and genuine beauty.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.