The Tiqets entry ticket to the Accademia in Florence is EUR 31.00, rated 4.4 from 5,039 reviews, with an audio guide app and no refunds. Officially EUR 20 plus EUR 4 booking, free under 18; the EUR 2 rate is for EU citizens aged 18-25.

What you need to know

In August 1873 the David was moved out of Piazza della Signoria in Florence and waited nine years in a wooden box while the architect Emilio De Fabris built a hall for it. A visit to the Accademia today is a visit to that 517 cm, 5,560 kg marble figure. On Tiqets this entry ticket costs EUR 31, rated 4.4 from 5,039 reviews, and includes the permanent and temporary exhibitions and a downloadable audio guide app.

The Galleria dell'Accademia says it holds more sculptures by Michelangelo than anywhere else in the world, and that today's museum took shape in 1882; Michelangelo carved the David between 1501 and 1504, commissioned in August 1501 by the cathedral works for 400 ducats. The museum's own prices are EUR 20 full price, EUR 4 for booking and free under 18, so the sum is: Tiqets 31 - (20 + 4) = EUR 7 more per adult, which buys the audio guide app and a single payment in euros on Tiqets; two adults pay 2 x 7 = EUR 14 more.

Students aged 18 to 25 living in the Netherlands should check their passport first: the official EUR 2 reduced ticket is only for EU citizens, so a non-EU student of the same age pays the full EUR 20, EUR 18 more before booking. Admission is free on the first Sunday of every month and on 4 November, with no reservations on those days, and Tiqets shows no slots on 4 October, 1 and 4 November or 6 December; a free day means queuing at the gate, saving money but spending time.



  • Two official combined tickets: Accademia plus Bargello for 48 hours at EUR 26, six museums for 72 hours at EUR 38; adding the Bargello costs only EUR 6 more than the Accademia alone. (source 2)
  • Tiqets slots: dates from 17 September, Tuesday to Sunday, first slot 08:45, arrive 15 minutes early; the Tiqets meeting point is the ticket office at Via Ricasoli 105, and the price is EUR 31 on every bookable date from 17 September to 13 December. (source 1)
  • Access: the museum says the entrance and ticket office at Via Ricasoli 60 are accessible, every open hall is wheelchair accessible and there is an accessible toilet by the lift on the ground floor. (source 3)


Where
Via Ricasoli 58/60, 50122 Firenze
When
Tuesday to Sunday 8:15-18:50・last entry 18:10
Price
EUR 31 (Tiqets, checked 13 September 2026)・official full price EUR 20, reservation charged separately
Ages
All ages・under 18 free at the museum
Note
Tiqets tickets cannot be refunded or changed・closed Mondays, 1 January and 25 December・no reservations on free days

Hokimi field note: the museum starts closing at 18:40, when the ground-floor musical instruments rooms and the first-floor galleries stop admitting visitors, so if you want time for more than the David, book a Tiqets slot before 17:00. The Tiqets link on this page is an affiliate link: Hokimi may earn a commission if you book through it, at no extra cost to you.

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Accademia Gallery in Florence: Michelangelo's 5.17 m David for EUR 31 with an audio guide app, or EUR 20 plus a EUR 4 booking fee
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