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Florence Museums - Uffizi Gallery -
Michelangelo's David |
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| The museums in Florence preserve and display around 30,000 works of art and exhibits that cover a span of centuries ranging from prehistory to the 20th century. The most prolific and important period is represented by the works of the Florentine Renaissance, one of the most brilliant periods of Italian and world culture. These masterpieces of architecture, sculpture, painting, minor arts and handcrafted artefacts are the destination every year for more than four million visitors coming from every part of the world. |
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Uffizi Gallery |
| The most important museum in Florence, and one of the most famous in the world, is the Uffizi Gallery, which preserves thousands of masterpieces by... [more] |
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The Accademia Gallery and Michelangelo's David |
| The Academy Gallery in Florence is known throughout the world as the site of Michelangelo’s David, one of the most important sculptures in the world... [more] |
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The Bargello Museum |
| The Bargello Museum displays a collection of minor artworks, such as: majolicas, enamels, medals and furniture, and the famous David by Donatello... [more] |
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The Palatina Gallery |
| The halls of the Palatine Gallery house some masterpieces of the Florentine and Italian Renaissance, works by Botticelli, Giorgione and many others... [more] |
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Silver Museum |
| A small museum located inside Palazzo Pitti that collects works and artefacts in silver, gold and ivory, including the collection of Lorenzo the Magnificent... [more] |
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