Statue of David
Michelangelo’s David is one of the world’s most celebrated masterpieces of Renaissance sculpture and a major cultural highlight of Florence. Created by Michelangelo between 1501 and 1504, the monumental marble sculpture represents the biblical hero David and is renowned for its extraordinary detail, proportions, and artistic expression.
Visitors can admire the original David, standing over five metres tall, in the Tribuna of the Galleria dell’Accademia. The museum also houses important works by Michelangelo and other Florentine artists, offering visitors a deeper insight into the artistic heritage of Renaissance Florence.
The experience is enhanced by Renaissance artistry, remarkable marble craftsmanship, Michelangelo’s masterpieces, historic collections, and the cultural atmosphere of Florence, making Michelangelo’s David a memorable highlight of any Florence and Italy tour with Oxford Travels.

What is included & excluded
- Visitors must have a valid ticket or admission to enter the Galleria dell’Accademia.
- Visitors must follow the instructions of museum staff and security personnel.
- Touching the Statue of David or any other artwork is strictly prohibited.
- Photography is permitted for personal use, but flash photography, tripods and selfie sticks are prohibited.
- Food and drinks are not permitted inside the exhibition areas.
- Visitors should maintain quiet and respectful behaviour within the museum.
- Large bags, backpacks and umbrellas must be deposited in the designated cloakroom where required.
- Visitors must not cross barriers or enter restricted areas.
- Access to rooms or artworks may be temporarily restricted for conservation, safety or operational reasons.
Cancellation policy
Terms & conditions
- Valid Ticket: Visitors must have a valid admission ticket for the Galleria dell’Accademia. Tickets must be retained during the visit.
- Timed Entry: Where a timed reservation is required, visitors must arrive at the entrance within the time indicated on their ticket or reservation.
- Security Checks: Visitors and their belongings may be subject to security checks before entering the museum.
- Luggage Restrictions: Large bags, suitcases and other bulky items are not permitted in the exhibition areas. Visitors must use the museum's cloakroom where available.
- Visitor Conduct: Visitors must behave respectfully, follow staff instructions and avoid touching artworks, display cases or museum property.
- Photography: Photography and video recording may be subject to restrictions. Flash photography, tripods and other professional equipment may be prohibited in certain areas.
- Food & Drinks: Eating and drinking are not permitted in the exhibition areas except in designated facilities.
- Children: Children must remain under the supervision of an accompanying adult throughout the visit.
- Accessibility: The museum provides accessibility facilities, although some areas of the historic building may have limitations. Visitors requiring assistance should check accessibility arrangements in advance.
- Closures & Changes: Galleries or individual works may occasionally be unavailable because of restoration, maintenance, special events or other operational reasons.
- Security & Safety: Visitors must comply with all security, emergency and evacuation instructions issued by museum staff.
- Ticket Changes & Refunds: Cancellation, modification and refund conditions depend on the ticket type and booking channel used. Visitors should check the applicable conditions before purchase.
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