MICHELANGELO'S DAVID - SO MANY DIFFERENT TICKETS - I'M CONFUSED!
Don't be - we've made it all a lot easier. Simply select the ideal date for your visit to the Accademia Gallery in Florence (Michelangelo's David) by clicking on the calendar (the small square icon) below, and our system will automatically present you with the relevant ticket options for that date*. We also offer guided tours to view Michelangelo's David.
If possible we would urge you to give us alternative dates, in order to avoid the 'fully booked' email - to do so simply click the 'I'm willing to be flexible' box below - you'll be able to suggest alternative dates in a moment. Next, select the type of ticket you require (see further down the page for some help with this), and then press the 'Click to continue with booking' button.
(Do remember that dates are in European (day-month-year) format, and that the Accademia Gallery is always closed on Mondays.)
1. Click on the calendar icon to the left to choose a date. 2. Is your visit date flexible? 3. Click button to continue. |
[Additional Accademia links]: Visitor information, Opening times and how you'll get your tickets, Accademia location map, Google map, Guided viewings of David, Hotels near the Accademia
WHICH TICKET TYPE DO I NEED?
1. Children under the age of six pay nothing - neither do they have to reserve as such - please do specifiy the number of children in your group that are under this age, however.
2. EU complimentary tickets are available to European citizens under the age of 18 or over the age of 65. Tickitaly are still charged by the authorities to make this kind of reservation, hence the small charge.
3. Reduced price tickets are available to European citizens aged between 18 and 25 years old - this ticket allows full entrance to the Accademia without restriction. Proof of ID (usually a passport) will be required.
4. Full priced tickets are for all non European citizens, as well as European citizens between the ages of 25 and 65.
*Finally, the 'Exhibition' or 'No exhibition' tickets ... if there's no special exhibition at the time of your visit, the ticket costs slightly less than it does if there IS one. If there's a special exhibition, you have no choice but to pay for this marginally costlier ticket, irrespective of whether you intend to view said exhibition or not. For 2010 (June 8th to November 1st) there is the 'Virtues Of Love' exhibition. Again, our system will automatically present you with the appropriate choices.
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