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Gallerie Degli Uffizi
37,486 reviews
#1 of 143 Museums in Florence
"Amazing art gallery with the best Florence has produced, a large collection of high quality, starting with the worldwide famous "Birth of Venus" and moving to a incredible list of masterpieces really worth seeing.""Highly recommend the tour of Uffizi gallery with Irina Emchenko, her story with historical insights is very inspiring, the tour was like a trip back to the history with details of life centuries ago."
Galleria dell'Accademia
31,639 reviews
#2 of 143 Museums in Florence
"However, the Statue of David by Michelangelo is the outstanding sculpture in my opinion.Michelangelo's masterpiece is amongst the the best demonstrations of the perfection of sculpture in the world - in my opinion...""This was an amazing museum like most when seeing historical artifacts - with crowning jewel Michelangelo’s David in all its splendor - well worth the fee for a once in a lifetime opportunity The skip the line pass..."
M.G. Design
287 reviews
#3 of 143 Museums in Florence
"It is exciting to visit each time as Maria is always innovating with new formats and designs that feature the beautiful Tuscan landscape and provide a great memory of our trip and are pieces we consistently receiv...""We were in Florence at the end of January, and we were fortunate to have been introduced to this amazing ceramic shop owner and artist, Maria Giovanna, near the Duomo by our friend Kathy."
Mus.e Firenze
168 reviews
#4 of 143 Museums in Florence
"The Mus.e Firenze handles the Florentine Civic Museums through projects, exhibitions, workshops and public events that allow people to enjoy and experience the art and heritage of this region.""... doors and stairways throughout the different periods, explaining in detail the members of the Medici family, advisors and artists that worked on most of the frescos, sculptures and paintings you come across."
Museo di San Marco
1,960 reviews
#5 of 143 Museums in Florence
"If you have an interest in Renaissance monastery life, in Savonarola, in frescoes, in other fine art or just in beautiful buildings, this is a fantastic stop on the Florence history tourist trail.""Housing the beautiful and powerfully-moving frescoes of Fra Angelico in the monks' cells and the extraordinary library, and at a very reasonable EUR 4, it is worth while taking the small detour to include this in..."
Museo Opificio delle Pietre Dure
328 reviews
#6 of 143 Museums in Florence
"Just around the corner from the Accademia where tourists were almost fighting to get vastly overpriced tickets to view Michaelangelo's David, sits this unassuming little gem of a museum tucked away and quietly wai...""... with varied stones precisely cut, polished, and placed to make fantastic pictures, table tops, etc.There are laminated sheets for each of the rooms labeling and explaining the exhibits in a variety of languages."
Museo dell'Opera del Duomo
3,356 reviews
#7 of 143 Museums in Florence
"The Salone del Paradiso with the reconstructed original façade of the Duomo, the restored Ghiberti’s baptistery doors with stunning detail, the Bandini/ Fiorentine Pietà by Michelangelo, the Penitent Magdalene by...""The Museo dell'Opera del Duomo is a true gem of a museum, housing many of the treasures of the Duomo and providing the visitor with an interesting insight into the design and construction of the Duomo over more th..."
Museo Nazionale del Bargello
2,996 reviews
#8 of 143 Museums in Florence
"This remains an absolute gem: its wonderful building, the magnificent Donatello and Settignano sculptures, the tapestries, the glorious 13th and 14th century ivories, the enamels, the ceramics, and the early Micha...""... you get to be away from the hustle and bustle which gives you a valuable opportunity to absorb the wealth of the collection on display (statutes, warfare weapons, coins, ottoman prayer mats, coins and more)."
Museo di Palazzo Vecchio
1,461 reviews
#9 of 143 Museums in Florence
"The engaging guide taught us about the family (men and women) and its history ruling Florence and showed us the fresco covered palace, including secret passageways, a private balcony, and a map room with maps of t...""I recommend everyone to reach the tower of Palazzo Vecchio, wich gives you opportunity to see great panorama of city, Piazza di Segnioria and very many historical places..."
Galleria Palatina in Palazzo Pitti
1,544 reviews
#10 of 143 Museums in Florence
"Today the Palace is divided into four museums: the Treasury of the Grand Dukes on the ground floor, the Palatine Gallery and the Royal and Imperial Apartments on the first floor, the Modern Art Gallery and the Mus...""I would recommend a visit to Palazzo Pitti for those who love art and history and to the lovely garden if you have time, and to eat in a local Oltarno restaurant afterwards."
Stibbert Museum
709 reviews
#11 of 143 Museums in Florence
"A very interesting extensive collection of armour and weaponry from around the world set within a large beautiful house / museum ... so all round interest for the whole family.""The collection includes art (including many reproductions of paintings you will see in the Uffizi!) but the main attraction is the arms and armour, with the huge collection organised into themed rooms."
Church and Museum of Orsanmichele
981 reviews
#12 of 143 Museums in Florence
"... Florence's powerful craft and trade guilds and in the 15th century the guilds commissioned the most famous sculptors of their time to decorate the exterior of the church with the statues of their patron saints.""We appreciated the uniqueness of the church, the story behind the grain to prayer transition, and the 14 niches with pieces of sculpture art commissioned by the guilds."
Museo degli Innocenti
473 reviews
#13 of 143 Museums in Florence
"So my pick this visit was this stunning museum giving you a fascinating slice of the social history of Florence, an architectural gem [Brunelleschi!], an art gallery and a lovely cafe on the top floor with a gorge...""Upstairs is a wonderful collection of Tuscan paintings - many done by unnamed artists - that hung on the walls of churches throughout the region and throughout the centuries."
Palazzo Pitti
5,739 reviews
#14 of 143 Museums in Florence
"The Palazzo Pitti Pitti Palace The Palazzo is the largest museum in Florence in the Palace there is a variety of places to visit Modern Art, Silver Museum Museum of Carriages It Stands on the Boboli Hill and Bobol...""The museum shows a great journey through the history of the Medici and several epochs of Italian art and shows from Greek motives over Christian motives in statues, paintings and artworks in wood and metal a great..."
Art Gallery Studio Iguarnieri
154 reviews
#17 of 143 Museums in Florence
"Passionate about fine modern and contemporary painting and sculpture, I searched throughout Florence for working artists and a gallery that could rightly shine amidst the Renaissance glories of Florence.""We loved watching the Guarnieri brothers and their friend work in fresco, we fell in love with a painting of two white-wine glasses (which is being framed now), and we liked that they could ship it to us at home f..."
Sinagoga di Firenze e Museo ebraico
704 reviews
#18 of 143 Museums in Florence
"This synagogue/shull is one of the most beautiful (I was speechless to see its beauty )in the world so well looked after with rich history and museum with information about the Jewish history in Florence Very reco...""There is a lovely gift shop that sells Jewish ritual objects, books and other souvenirs and mementos to remember a visit to this beautiful synagogue."
Museo di Storia Naturale - La Specola
393 reviews
#19 of 143 Museums in Florence
"Currently the natural history museum is divided into three locations: “La Specola” with the collections of wax models and animals; “La Pira” which is the botanical garden and “Palazzo Nonfinito” which houses the e...""I enjoyed the taxidermy animals (literally thousands of species over a sequence of rooms) and wax human anatomical figures (also thousands of these) more from an art/oddities perspective."
Palazzo Strozzi
927 reviews
#21 of 143 Museums in Florence
"The exhibition was held on the first floor and all of the artworks, whether it be sculptures, paintings or drawings were beautifully displayed with all of the information being in both Italian and English.""An added bonus is the newly attributed terracotta sculpture by da Vinci, loaned by the V&A museum in London."
Museo Galileo - Institute and Museum of the History of Science
2,281 reviews
#22 of 143 Museums in Florence
"We had thoroughly enjoyed the museums, galleries and churches in Florence so the science museum was a perfect antidote to the stunning renaissance art!""Stroll along the river's edge till you find this museum and inside you will discover a plethora of scientific instruments beautifully crafted in a bygone era and a nice surprise with the small display of original..."
Leonardo da Vinci Interactive Museum®
850 reviews
#24 of 143 Museums in Florence
"The museum also cleverly starts with very simple machines and builds their complexity to show how da Vinci combined principles and inventions to perform more and more difficult and useful tasks (or even his invent...""Lots of fantastic models of Leo's inventions and downstairs a huge area where you could play with models etc great for children and adults!"
Basilica di San Lorenzo
1,034 reviews
#25 of 143 Museums in Florence
"there are so many to tell about that church consecrated in 393 (!), parish Church for De Medici family, a place where Renaissance architecture has been birth, a place where Michelangelo and Brunelleschi worked......""Inside the Basilica of San Lorenzo are many valuable works of art, among others: Two Donatello's pulpits, which stand on Ionic columns with reliefs of scenes from Christ's life."
Leonardo Da Vinci Museum
516 reviews
#29 of 143 Museums in Florence
"Although de Vinci is best known for his art, de Vinci was also proficient in drawing, painting, sculpture, architecture, science, music, mathematics, engineering, just to mention a few.""My husband and I were spending a few days in Florence in November 2018 celebrating our 40th wedding anniversary and one of the best things we did was to visit the Leonardo da Vinci museum."
Palazzo Medici Riccardi
941 reviews
#30 of 143 Museums in Florence
"In this historic building there is one of the most beautiful frescoes in the history of art in the city of Florence, Cappella dei Magi, by Benozzo Gozzoli.""The Medici Riccardi Palace is a short stop (about one hour) but it is very interesting and the frescoes of the Magi are quite a look into 1500 Florence."
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- Gallerie Degli Uffizi
- Galleria dell'Accademia
- Palazzo Pitti
- Museo dell'Opera del Duomo
- Museo di San Marco
- Firenzeart Gallery
- Mus.e Firenze
- Museo Opificio delle Pietre Dure
- Museo dell'Opera del Duomo
- Stibbert Museum
- Gallerie Degli Uffizi
- Galleria dell'Accademia
- M.G. Design
- Museo di San Marco
- Museo Opificio delle Pietre Dure
- Gallerie Degli Uffizi
- Galleria dell'Accademia
- Mus.e Firenze
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