Visitor guide · Independent website: not the official site of the Uffizi, the Accademia or Pitti Palace
Here are the ways to see the David. The entry ticket is the simplest choice. If you would like to hear the story of the statue, take a guided tour. If you also plan to visit the Uffizi, a combined ticket keeps both visits in one booking.
The Uffizi Gallery and Michelangelo's David with one ticket
4.2· 897 reviews
from €69.50
Book tickets and tours →Botticelli and Michelangelo's David, with an audio guide on your phone
4.3· 19 reviews
from €78
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See Michelangelo's David and the Prisoners
4.2· 8,191 reviews
from €29
Book tickets and tours →A guided tour of the home of the David
4.2· 521 reviews
from €44.37
Book tickets and tours →A one-hour guided tour in English
4.4· 5 reviews
from €59
Book tickets and tours →The David and the Uffizi masterpieces with a guide in English
from €54
Book tickets and tours →Prices and ratings updated 14 November 2026.
Booking is recommended, because without it the wait at the entrance can be long.
The statue is 5.17 metres tall. Michelangelo finished it in 1504, and it has been in the Accademia since 1873.
Yes. There is a combined ticket for the two galleries, and also a guided tour that visits both.