Visit the Accademia Gallery to see renowned artworks, including Michelangelo's David. Stroll through the gallery to view other important pieces from the Renaissance period. Notice the collection of historic instruments that showcase the evolution of music. Engage with detailed exhibits that highlight the techniques of the artists. Take time to appreciate the architecture of the building itself, which adds to the overall experience.

Accademia Gallery: Priority Entry Ticket

The renowned painter Fra' Angelico was a superstar of the Early Renaissance. It was here at the Chiesa di San Marco (and its adjoining 15th-century Dominican monastery) that he served God, along with firebrand preacher Girolamo Savonarola. See Angelico's most famous art and frescoes as you explore this 15th-century religious complex.

Museo di San Marco: Entry Ticket + Audio Guide

In the world-famous locale of Coverciano, The Football Museum offers an impressive journey through six captivating rooms. There, the past and present of the Azzurri and Azzurre come to life. 

From the humble beginnings of the FIGC in March 1898, the museum has a treasure trove of tales to tell. Relive the glory of Silvio Piola's debut in the Azzurri jersey, and the International Cup.

Among these treasures, you'll find Enzo Bearzot's pipe, Fabio Cannavaro's World Cup final jersey, and the seven shirts from the seven Euro 2020 battles.

Football Museum

There's more than one breathtaking dome in Florence! With its enormous green patina dome, the Great Synagogue of Florence is an architectural treasure and one of the most important synagogues in Italy. Constructed between 1874 and 1882, with the goal of going toe-to-toe with Florence's immaculate architecture, it remains one of the largest and impressive synagogues in Europe to this day. 

Take a wander around this beautiful corner of Jewish and Florentine history, and admire its remarkable marble floors, majestic mosaics, frescoed walls, and stained-glass windows. Then, explore the adjoining Jewish Museum. Here, you can delve deeper into the amazing stories surrounding the building's inception and the long, proud history history of Florence's Jewish community, and the challenges they have faced and overcome with grace and fortitude over the centuries.

Synagogue and Jewish Museum of Florence: Entry Ticket

Visit the Accademia Gallery and see Michelangelo's *David* up close. 

View works by artists like Botticelli and Ghirlandaio, plus learn about Renaissance art from knowledgeable guides.

Accademia Gallery: Guided Tour

Take part in a guided tour of the Synagogue and Jewish Museum of Florence. Learn about its construction and history, focusing on architectural details and Jewish cultural practices. 

The museum houses an extensive collection that illustrates the history of the Florentine Jewish community, covering periods such as the Ghetto era of the 16th century, the Emancipation, and post-World War II developments. 

See exhibits that explain Jewish traditions, lifecycle events, and significant practices using artifacts, documents, and other important historical pieces.

Synagogue and Jewish Museum of Florence: Guided Tour

Join an e-bike tour in Florence. Ride through the historic center in a small group with a local guide to see the city’s famous squares and landmarks.

After a brief e-bike orientation, visit Piazza Duomo, the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, and Piazza della Signoria. Hear about the Medici family and their impact on Florence.

Next, head to Piazzale Michelangelo for views of the city and some free time for coffee and photos.

Travel back through tree-lined streets and past historic villas. Finish the tour in the Sant’Ambrogio district with a tasting in a surprise location.

Florence: Guided E-bike Tour + Piazzale Michelangelo Visit + Surprise Tasting

Visit the **Accademia Gallery** in Florence to see some of the most well-known artworks from the Renaissance. 

Founded in 1560 by Cosimo I de' Medici, this gallery features Michelangelo's _David_, along with works by Botticelli, Filippino Lippi, and Lorenzo Bartolini. Each room holds pieces that showcase the talent of this historical period.

Next, go to the **Uffizi Gallery**, one of the world’s most famous museums, with a diverse collection of paintings and sculptures. See timeless pieces like Botticelli’s _Birth of Venus_. 

The gallery also features works by Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci. Additionally, see the collection of ancient busts and statues, including Roman copies of lost Greek sculptures that highlight the Medici's influence. 

Learn about the masterpieces at both venues thanks to the included audio guide app.

Uffizi Gallery & Accademia Gallery: Reserved Entry + Audio Guide App

Meet your guide near the Accademia Gallery and enter with timed admission. Learn about the history of the gallery and Michelangelo’s connection to Florence and the Renaissance.

Walk through the Hall of Prisoners and see Michelangelo’s unfinished sculptures before reaching *David*, the 17 ft tall white marble statue. Your guide will explain the statue’s history, artistic details, and significance.

After the one-hour guided tour, you are free to continue exploring the gallery at your own pace.

Florence: Accademia Gallery Guided Tour + Access to Michelangelo’s David

Join a three-hour authentic Italian pasta cooking class in Florence. 

Learn to cook four traditional Italian pastas, along with sauces, meat and vegetable dishes, and a dessert. Also, there’s a vegetarian option available too. 

Enjoy your cooked meal with a glass of fine wine.

Florence: Small-Group Pasta-Making Class

Explore Florence’s iconic sights in one day on a small-group guided tour. Skip the line at the Accademia Gallery to see Michelangelo’s *David*, then walk through the historic center near Duomo Square.

Visit the Florence Cathedral area with an expert guide. Afternoon tours include guided entry to the cathedral, while morning tours focus on the exterior visit, followed by independent entry with pre-reserved tickets.

Continue to the Duomo Museum to view artworks by Michelangelo and Donatello, and enter St. John’s Baptistery to admire its golden mosaics and the Gates of Paradise.

Walk past key landmarks such as Piazza della Signoria, Palazzo Vecchio, and the Uffizi Gallery (exterior), and finish at Ponte Vecchio. You can also choose an optional self-guided climb of Giotto's Bell Tower for city views.

Accademia Gallery & Florence Duomo: Guided Visit + City Walking Tour

Set off on an e-bike ride to Fiesole. Explore the area's landscapes where history and nature intersect. Ride through the Tuscan hills and see the scenery near Florence.

First, visit Fiesole, a hilltop town with views of Florence. Listen to stories from a knowledgeable guide as you ride. Take a short test ride to get comfortable with your e-bike.

In Fiesole, explore the medieval town and its ancient Roman theater. Take photos of the views over Florence and the countryside.

Then, visit a traditional olive mill for an olive oil tasting. Sample Tuscany's extra virgin olive oils and learn about the production process.

Finish the tour with a ride back to Florence, remembering the scenes of history, nature, and local traditions you've seen.

Fiesole: Guided E-bike Tour from Florence + Olive Oil Tasting

Join a local chef from Florence’s Sant’Ambrogio district for a tasting tour in the city’s authentic food market. Learn about Tuscan cuisine with guidance from a Michelin-starred expert. 

Begin with a classic espresso before entering Sant’Ambrogio Market, active since 1873. Visit stalls, taste traditional cold cuts like prosciutto and finocchiona, and sample local cheeses while learning about artisanal production.

Sit at a deli counter and try dishes such as pappa al pomodoro and brasato, paired with house wine. After the market, walk through the neighborhood to a wine shop for a tasting of two Tuscan wines, paired with crostoni.

Finish with Italian gelato from one of the top gelaterias in town. Choose from classic or bold flavors and understand why gelato is a favorite treat year-round.

Sant'Ambrogio Market Florence: Guided Food Tour

Prepare to join a four-course cooking class in Florence. 

Learn to cook Tuscany’s traditional dishes like handmade pasta with sauces as a starter, meat and vegetable mains course, and a dessert in this four-hour cooking class. Also, the vegetarian option is available in the cooking class. 

Taste your cooked meal with a glass of wine.

Florence: Small-Group Cooking Class

Begin a guided e-bike tour from Florence to see the Chianti area. As you ride, pass through hills, vineyards, and villages in the Tuscan countryside, a guide will provide details about the region.

Start in Florence, get your e-bike, and take a test ride. Pedal through vineyards and hills, discovering notable spots shared by your guide.

Visit a winery to learn about Chianti Classico production. Then, participate in a wine tasting with local cheeses and cured meats. Finally, enjoy a traditional Tuscan lunch.

After tasting local foods and seeing the landscape, ride back to Florence. End the tour with a wine tasting at the CiaoFoodies Hub in the city center.

Chianti: Guided E-bike Tour + Lunch + Wine Tasting

Join a guided tour through Florence’s main artistic sites and see Michelangelo's "David" at the Accademia Gallery. 

Learn about Michelangelo's work from an expert guide and take a break for lunch. Visit Florence’s architectural and historical sites, including the Cathedral of Florence and the Ponte Vecchio. 

Finish at the Uffizi Gallery to see works by Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, and Caravaggio. This tour is designed for art and history enthusiasts interested in Florence's Renaissance legacy.

Tickets in Fiesole