Start your day in Montecatini and take the train to Florence (tickets are included and will be sent by email). Upon arrival in Florence, meet your guide at the meeting point in in front of the main entrance of Accademia Gallery, where after the check-in you’ll start the guided tour. Immerse yourself in Michelangelo’s art and enjoy his most famous work, the statue of David, and other important masterpieces. The young Michelangelo sculpted the statue of David in three years, starting from a huge block of rough marble. The result was an absolutely beautiful, imposing sculpture, and a real icon of the Renaissance ideal. He portrayed a magnificent nude young man in his full physical vigor, whose intense expression of force and courage stemmed from his absolute faith in God. It was seen as a symbol of the power and invincibility of the Republic of Florence at the height of its splendor.  After the tour make your way back to Montecatini on the train.

Start your day in Montecatini and take the train to Florence (tickets are included and will be sent by email). Upon arrival in Florence meet our guide at the meeting point in front of Uffizi Gallery (Entrance tickets n. 3), where after the check-in you’ll start the guided tour of the museum.  The Uffizi Gallery is one of the most famous museums in the world, and it is housed in the former “uffizi” or “offices” of the Medici Family. Your knowledgeable guide will tell you about the works of the greatest artists from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance: Cimabue, Giotto, Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, Titian, and many more. You will recognize up close the original world-famous paintings you have seen in books, magazines, and on TV. You will learn about the secrets of the artists’ craft, techniques and tools. Looking at the most famous artworks of the period, you will be able to understand why Florence was the birthplace of the Renaissance. Personalize your museum experience: there is no need to rush off at the end of the tour. You may stay inside the museum until closing time.  After the tour make your way back to Montecatini on the train.