FLORENCE WITHOUT BARRIERS: PRIVATE GUIDED TOUR OF THE ACCADEMIA GALLERY SUITABLE FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES OR IN WHEELCHAIRS

The opportunity to admire the extraordinary works of Michelangelo and experience the artistic brilliance of the Renaissance up close. Accompanied by an expert private guide, discover the fascinating stories and artistic secrets behind the masterpieces housed within the gallery.

The highlight of your visit is undoubtedly Michelangelo’s David, one of the most celebrated sculptures in the world and an enduring symbol of Florence. Enjoy a private, accessible guided tour specially designed for travellers with disabilities and wheelchair users, allowing you to explore the museum comfortably and at your own pace.

Florence, the celebrated “Cradle of the Renaissance,” is committed to improving accessibility throughout the city. Although certain historic areas may still present mobility challenges, many accredited museums in the historic centre have introduced measures to make their collections more accessible to visitors with reduced mobility.

For additional convenience, we can also provide a city wheelchair free of charge, should you require one.

Your exclusive experience begins directly at the Accademia Gallery, where your experienced local guide will greet you and provide assistance whenever needed. Your admission is pre-arranged with priority access, helping you enjoy a smoother and more convenient entrance. The museum may also provide wheelchairs for visitors during the tour, subject to availability.

Art and history enthusiasts will be captivated by the experience, especially the unforgettable moment of standing directly before Michelangelo’s David and appreciating its extraordinary craftsmanship and detail.

After your private guided visit, you are welcome to remain inside the museum and continue exploring at your leisure. Take your time discovering additional artworks and collections, without feeling rushed.

Experience the artistic legacy of Florence through an inclusive and personalised visit to the Accademia Gallery, where Renaissance masterpieces and Michelangelo’s legendary David take centre stage.