The Uffizi Museum is fascinating. It's good to go there in the morning, the crowd arrives around 10am
Go first thing in the morning and you won't be disappointed. Staff was friendly kept the noise level down. Will be back next time I'm in Florence.
Emotion only .. Being in front of a sculpture like that is priceless
One of Michelangelo's most famous works and the biggest star in the collection of the Gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts of Florence. Close to other museums and galleries in Florence, such a collection would not be so visited were it not for Michelangelo's David ...
After seeing the statue of David in Florence you will know that God is in control, not us. You'll never be the same. Florence is so wonderful. I hope to go again before I die.
With a heart of admiration... buy a ticket~ queue up... enter a door, then I will stay there... you are so peaceful~ kind and solemn standing there... all eyes are exudes jade Gem Shinhui's tall figure is infected... Careful eyes and tears are slowly approaching you... Tianhe... The blood is moving in you~ The muscles are rising on you~ The snow-like skin makes people can't help but want to touch... You are still alive~ you are still alive...you...you live in our hearts... Dear David... Love you forever...
Dumbstruck!! No point expressing or describing. One has to see it. Still, I'm going to give it a shot. My words are simple and comes from a depth of feeling. Only second to my being with my son on this trip to Italy, to Cinque Terre, Napoli, Pompei, a drive along the Amalfi Coast, Positano and Rome what made my heart skip several beats and took my breath away was Michelangelo's David!!! A absolutely Perfect teenaged (?) naked shepherd boy, ready to swing the stone, held lightly in his right palm, with the sling which is hanging over his left shoulder, barely visible to anyone in front of him!! The positioning, balance posture, ease of stance, frowning brows, eyes focused sidelong, the seeming plan in his mind, perhaps the certainty in his aim, almost surely the determination written all over in every perfectly sculpted muscle... It's got to be seen to believe...
Simply spectacular, we liked it a lot, it is not necessary to take tickets online, at 5pm there are few people, children up to 18 years old are free, online you pay management fees. Highly recommended
It's a lot different from what you see in a picture.
Pure Classic from one of the most known artist ever. While being in Firenze it is a must
Stunning details.. Its a masterpiece.. I can spend long time admiring this artwork.
After seeing David in every museum and dipiction prior to visiting here I thought to myself would it really be worth it. It was certainly worth the two hour queuing I was in awe of the great craftsmanship. Luckily was entertained by some American tourists whilst queuing.
Watching it closely leaves you literally speechless. Wonderful.
Excellent place. Access somewhat uncomfortable but in beautiful
World famous marble sculpture by Maestro Michelangelo!
The one and only reason people go to the Academy Gallery, and enough. Impressive.
Excellent, I had no idea of the scale of the David Staue it's massive!
Wow! Great experience! Definitely worth the small price
At least once in life you have to see this sculpture so well known. The access to the Academy is easy in the months of little affluence, otherwise it is better to book entry for 4 euros more. It is in the Gallery of the Academy and the only interesting thing is this sculpture.
Sculpture is one of the vertices of planetary art. Observing for a long time before photographing is important to fully understand its immense beauty
Awesome. This could summarize what can be found in the Gallery of the academy. As soon as you enter, you can see a picture room, which I do not understand about any of these subjects, but for those who understand a little, you will surely enjoy it. On the right, there is a corridor to a musical instrument room and on the left is the room of David by Michelangelo. It is enormous and it impresses more, when before arriving at it, you see several blocks of unfinished statues, where the different stretches are appreciated until arriving to complete the work. It is impressive to imagine the care and the care to finish such a great work without breaking it. After seeing that room and the David there is another room with many Busts and statues of which many impress, although after seeing the David, they seem little. And finally to get to the exit other smaller rooms, where you can see different pictures. It costs 8 per person, but I think it's worth it.
Amazing. Also surprised by women standing behind staring at his bum.
Just take your time to really look at this piece of art. Than think of what someone would have had to do hundreds of years ago to take a large piece of marble and carve toes, feet, veins in the arms and the head not screw up after a few years working on it and say here's your piece you asked for, hope you have another one for me to make.
Absolute masterpiece, so good to see it in person and admire the history with it right in front of you. Be sure to look all the way around and listen in on a tour guide if you're feeling cheap :) Don't forget to look at the left foot where the crazy guy attacked it with a hammer in 1991!
Be sure to get tickets in advance or you will end up waiting in a long line.
Very good sculpture with too many details and is incredibly huge
These are some sketches of Michelangelo's sculpture
I didn't think I'd like it so much, without a doubt the one in the gallery impresses a thousand times more than the one on the street
I give it four stars and not five because the place it is in is like a sauna in August. Unbreathable
Absolutely breathtaking in person. Come when it opens to avoid crowds and school groups.
Although this masterpiece of sculpture has been on view for many years, it does not disappoint, see this before lot of others
Ay Davisillo !! All the things that you need for the lives of others and of the Royal family are not the ones you like the most in the world. They come to the festivals in the city of Madrid and what people told you that they do everything well.
The second museum after the Uffizi ... which collects works unique in the world!
If you know the history of this colossus, you can't help but fall in love with it
Is it Worth the wait and cost. I'd day so, feel like the wait time is a bit much but the sculptures are amazing.
It is one of the Great Wonders of Art,a Miracle of Creation represeting a true King ,a miracle of King,King David.Do not look more ten minutes because you fall in love with the Art of Italian Renaissance!
It was an unforgettable experience, the beauty of the sculptures r of the exposed casts is indescribable. Visit this gallery you won't regret it. Sensational experience.
You visit quickly. In this period there is no crowd. You can download the app at the entrance to warn you if someone comes too close to you. And the academy is always the academy. Wonderful
You have to go there to see Michelangelo's David it's really impressive
Awesome. Perhaps the most famous statue in the world and much bigger than I imagined. We were fortunate enough to only queue for 5 minutes and there was plenty of room to admire and photograph David. As we left, the queues ran for miles. Such an amazing work of art, you'll find it hard to believe that it's just a chunk of rock. Once in a lifetime experience.
The academy but well worth the lines to get in are excessive while resales sell cahoots with quick passes academy to double the price. It is a MAFIA
Miguel Angel, along with Leonardo da Vinci, is the "no more" of Italian art. Great sculpture that grows when you see it personally. The photos do not even guess its majesty
Amazing work of art. Pictures don't do this piece any justice.
Truly amazing but get the fast track tickets or you'll spend half the day queing
Only worth to get in to that museum to see that statue.
Impressive! In front of your eyes a sculpture of the year 1504 of 5.17 meters high and 5572 kg of weight!
You have to take some time in Florence to see it and admire the work that Michelangelo did with that piece of marble.
