Best places: Art museums in Florence, Italy

Museum for Frederick Stibbert's global armory collection, with artworks & costumes, plus a garden.

16th-century building housing vast collection of Primitive & Renaissance paintings & masterpieces.

Art museum in 15th-century convent housing Renaissance frescoes & 16th-century painting collection.

Art museum with Michelangelo sculptures, including David, plus Renaissance painting & Russian icons.

Gallery complex in Renaissance royal palace housing vast Italian & European masters art collection.

Statues by Michelangelo & Donatello, plus bronze-gilded baptistery panels in a restoration center.

Renaissance palace with permanent display on its history, plus major temporary art exhibitions.

Art museum with Renaissance sculptures including works by Michelangelo, set in 13th-century palace.

Domed landmark containing tombs of the Medici family, including the New Sacristy by Michelangelo.

Brunelleschi's plain-fronted 1400s church with a lavish art-filled interior & baroque altar.

Museum in 14th-century palazzo, filled with antiques, lace items & artworks, offering guided tours.

Museum of artworks made with colorful semi-precious stone mosaics - known as pietra dura.

Major artworks collected by the Medici dynasty displayed in sumptuous rooms in a Renaissance palace.

15th-century palace designed by Michelozzo for the Medici family, with art museum & famous chapel.

🫤 The exhibition is nice, what enhances it is more in my opinion the space inside the church which boosts the overall effect. So it is more the overall staging and digital effects than the content itself. A rather concerning point that I feel compelled to mention pertains to the staff and visitors saf...

Museum in a medieval palazzo from a famed local designer, dedicated to shoe & fashion history.

Cultural center in a Renaissance building, showcasing contemporary art through themed exhibitions.

17th-century palace museum with frescoes, housing Michelangelo's early marble reliefs & drawings.

House museum with Horne's private collection of painting & sculpture masterpieces, plus furnishings.

😠 Unless you are a modern art enthusiast, this place is nothing special. My boyfriend and I came on a Sunday afternoon, thinking the entrance was free because there is no admission information online. However arriving at the entrance, they informed us that you have to sign up for their club card for...