Hotel Torre Guelfa
4 StarsTallest private panoramic tower, Authentic Florentine interior design
Tallest private panoramic tower, Authentic Florentine interior design
Secluded courtyard swimming pool, Underground 15th-century wine cellar
Rooftop garden terrace, Historic Florentine residence concept
XVIII Century frescoed ceilings, Duomo proximity
Panoramic rooftop swimming pool, Modern loft-style accommodations
Streamlined digital check-in, San Marco district location
Piazza Santa Maria Novella views, Valet parking with ZTL coordination
Antique-style rooms, Central Florence location
Historic district boutique concept, Proximity to the Duomo
Classic rooms with cathedral views, Historic Florentine palace setting
Unbeatable Duomo views, Historic Gondi family palace setting
Garden terrace relaxation, 19th-century Florentine architecture
San Paolino glass-domed restaurant, On-site underground parking garage
Michelin-starred Borgo San Jacopo, In-room massage and wellness
Historic 16th-century Renaissance palace, Second-floor shared terrace
Rooms with frescoed ceilings, Prime Santa Maria Novella location
Brunelleschi’s Dome room views, Historic Renaissance building setting
Historic building in central Florence, Family-friendly room options
Year-round swimming facilities, Authentic Italian dining
Rock and roll themed interiors, Panoramic Duomo views
Duomo-facing rooms, Historic Renaissance building
Panoramic Duomo views, Original 19th-century frescoes
Panoramic B-Roof dining, Wellness suites with private saunas
Panoramic rooftop lounge, Relaxing outdoor courtyard pool
Historic Florentine building, Duomo district location
Refined room design, Dedicated guest services
Relaxing wellness center and spa, Panoramic third-floor terrace
Florence Cathedral views, Historic 14th-century monastery setting
Elegant Florentine design, Soundproofed city sanctuary
Dedicated tour and ticket service, Contemporary minimalist guest rooms
Heated rooftop infinity pool, Sleek contemporary guest rooms
Historic building accommodation, Family-friendly room configurations
Seasonal outdoor plunge pool, I'Qortile Pizzeria and Cocktail Bar
Artistic old-world guest rooms, Florence Cathedral views
Eclectic Florentine house concept, Nine Vita medical spa and wellness
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The Accademia is famous for one particular exhibit, Michelangelo’s David. It was moved here in 1873 from the Piazza della Signoria, where a replica now stands. The statue is regarded as the most famous piece of Italian Renaissance sculpture. 16 feet high, it was carved from a single block of marble and took three years to complete. Commissioned in 1501, it is an allegory of Florentine freedom from oppression, and its size and proportions indicate it was intended as an outdoor statue. The gallery was created in 1784 as part of the Accademia delle Belle Arti (Fine Arts Academy) so that students could see great works of the past. Five other Michelangelo sculptures are on display, his unfinished “Prisoners” and “St Matthew”. It also has works by Giambologna, Botticelli, Lippi and Bronzino. A copy of Giambologna’s “Rape of the Sabines”, exhibited here, also stands in the Piazza della Signoria. As the Uffizi brings out more of its treasures for public display, but is pressed for space, many are being housed here and in other Florentine galleries. For opening times see the website. It is suggested that visitors avoid the lengthy queues and buy tickets in advance on-line.
Galleria dell'Accademia is a top attraction in Florence, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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Discover nearby attractions, such as Galleria dell'Accademia, Museo di San Marco, Museo dei serial killer e della pena di morte, Piazza Santissima Annunziata, Palazzo Medici Riccardi, all within a convenient distance from Galleria dell'Accademia.