This is a beautiful museum and we just didn't have time to see as much as we would like. However, we went to see Michelangelo's David and were not disappointed. It is worth the money and time to go. more

If you don't have tickets before hand you will be stuck in a line up for hours to get in. We had tickets we bought online ahead of time and got in withing 10mins of waiting. The museum itself is relatively small with few other things worth seeing aside from the David. We had Rick Steves free Audio guide from... more

My husband and I wavered a tiny bit in deciding whether to spend the money "just to see David"... and I'm glad we decided to do it! We got there a few minutes before it opened, and there was already a line to get in. We probably only waited 30 minutes at the most, maybe less (we were with friends,... more

The Academia easily fits into the “love/hate” relationship we had with Florence: a city with beautiful art and architecture mixed in with a ton of pedestrian tourists sharing narrow streets (and very narrow sidewalks) with speeding cars and Vespars. Even though we had two maps to find the Academia, we still thought we were in the wrong place when we... more

We visited Accademia, having prepared ourselves for a reasonable waiting time. We were at the gallery a little before 10am as it was only a few minutes walking distance from our great little hotel. We were amazed to see a queue at the 'Reservations' door, whilst the door for off the street entry, no reservations had no queue whatsoever. I... more

14 Euro with reservation or 10 Euro and a couple of hours wait. Either way it is not worth it. Compared with almost any other attraction in the world this is not worth it unless you have to see the original David. Like most Museums in Florence, there are no significant explanations and the staff is not helpful (the one... more

My husband and I felt that the Uffizi was a little above our heads, but we enjoyed the Accademia. Even though there are David replicas all over the city, the one inside was great. It was cleaner and brighter and showed more detail than the others. My husband didn't really want to go because of all the replicas, but was... more

This was the highlight of my trip to Italy. The Galleria had a lot of interesting sculptures and art besides seeing David. Ordering tickets ahead of time is a must. Make sure you get them from the Galleria's web site. more

You get to see The David. What else is there to say except; make a reservation before you go so you can avoid the 2-3 hour line. REALLY. Go early in the morning so you can actually get up close and personal with out tons of other people trying to do the same thing.Don't expect to be blown away by... more