Museo del Bargello exterior with medieval architecture in Florence, Italy.
Interior of Museo del Bargello in Florence, showcasing sculptures and Renaissance art.
Museo del Bargello courtyard with stone walls and arched windows in Florence, Italy.
Visitors exploring the historic courtyard of Museo del Bargello in Florence.
Statue in the courtyard of Museo del Bargello, Florence, with visitors exploring exhibits.
Sculpture of David by Donatello at Museo del Bargello, Florence.
Sculpture of David in Museo del Bargello, Florence.

Museo del Bargello Tickets, Florence

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Explore Florence's rich art history with your Museo del Bargello Tickets, where you'll step into one of the most significant collections of Renaissance sculptures globally. The former Palazzo del Podestà now houses masterpieces by Michelangelo like Bacchus and David-Apollo, alongside Donatello’s St. George Tabernacle and his groundbreaking David statue—the first male nude since classical antiquity. You’ll also encounter Giambologna's Mercury, Gemito's Little Fisherman, Cellini's bust of Cosimo I, and many other remarkable works in this vibrant museum setting.

Explore an extensive collection of Renaissance masterpieces at The National Museum of the Bargello.

Discover works by renowned artists such as Donatello, Luca della Robbia, Verrocchio, Michelangelo, and Cellini in Florence's iconic museum.

Step back into 15th-century Florence with displays featuring coins, textiles, and armor.

Entry ticket to the Museo del Bargello

Individual Costs

Museo del Bargello exterior with medieval architecture in Florence, Italy.

Museo del Bargello exterior with medieval architecture in Florence, Italy.

Your Experience

Situated within Florence’s oldest public building, the Palazzo del Podestà, which was repurposed as a barracks and prison before its transformation into the National Museum of Bargello in 1865. This museum now houses an esteemed collection of Renaissance sculptures from around the globe.

  • Marvel at Michelangelo's masterpieces such as Bacchus, Tondo Pitti, Brutus, and David-Apollo.
  • Gaze upon Donatello’s St. George Tabernacle alongside his iconic statue of David - recognized as the first male nude since classical antiquity.

Further highlights include:

  • Mercure by Giambologna,
  • The Little Fisherman sculpture crafted by Gemito,
  • The bust of Cosimo I, a creation by Cellini, and numerous other remarkable pieces.

Explore an array of collections featuring precious ceramics, textiles, tapestries, ivory works, silver artifacts, armors, and ancient coins. The museum offers abundant artistry and history to discover during your visit!

Interior of Museo del Bargello in Florence, showcasing sculptures and Renaissance art.

Interior of Museo del Bargello in Florence, showcasing sculptures and Renaissance art.

Museo del Bargello courtyard with stone walls and arched windows in Florence, Italy.

Museo del Bargello courtyard with stone walls and arched windows in Florence, Italy.

Visitors exploring the historic courtyard of Museo del Bargello in Florence.

Visitors exploring the historic courtyard of Museo del Bargello in Florence.

Timings

    Daily: 9:15am to 6:50pm (last entrance at 5.30 pm)

    Statue in the courtyard of Museo del Bargello, Florence, with visitors exploring exhibits.

    Statue in the courtyard of Museo del Bargello, Florence, with visitors exploring exhibits.

    Sculpture of David by Donatello at Museo del Bargello, Florence.

    Sculpture of David by Donatello at Museo del Bargello, Florence.

    Plan to visit between 9:15 am and 6:50 pm for a full experience, as entry stops at 5:30 pm.

    To avoid long lines, consider arriving early in the morning or later towards closing time.

    If you're exploring multiple attractions in Florence, start with Museo del Bargello to maximize your day since it closes earlier than some other sites.

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    Operating hours

    Museo del Bargello

    Monday
    8:15am - 6:50pm • last entry 6:00pm
    Tuesday
    Closed
    Wednesday
    8:45am - 1:50pm • last entry 1:00pm
    Thursday
    8:45am - 1:50pm • last entry 1:00pm
    Friday
    8:45am - 1:50pm • last entry 1:00pm
    Saturday
    8:45am - 6:50pm • last entry 6:00pm
    Sunday
    8:45am - 1:50pm • last entry 1:00pm
    • Timings are displayed in the venue's time zone.
    • Closed on 6th Jan 2026, 13th Jan 2026, 20th Jan 2026, 27th Jan 2026, 3rd Feb 2026, 10th Feb 2026, 17th Feb 2026, 24th Feb 2026, 3rd Mar 2026, 10th Mar 2026, 17th Mar 2026, 24th Mar 2026, 31st Mar 2026, 7th Apr 2026, 14th Apr 2026, 21st Apr 2026, 28th Apr 2026, 5th May 2026, 12th May 2026, 19th May 2026, 26th May 2026, 2nd Jun 2026, 9th Jun 2026, 16th Jun 2026, 23rd Jun 2026, 30th Jun 2026, 7th Jul 2026, 14th Jul 2026, 21st Jul 2026, 28th Jul 2026, 4th Aug 2026, 11th Aug 2026, 18th Aug 2026, 25th Aug 2026, 1st Sep 2026, 8th Sep 2026, 15th Sep 2026, 22nd Sep 2026, 29th Sep 2026, 6th Oct 2026, 11th Oct 2026, 13th Oct 2026, 20th Oct 2026, 25th Oct 2026, 27th Oct 2026, 3rd Nov 2026, 10th Nov 2026, 17th Nov 2026, 24th Nov 2026, 1st Dec 2026, 8th Dec 2026, 15th Dec 2026, 22nd Dec 2026 and 29th Dec 2026.

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    FAQs

    Personal expenses are not covered by your entrance ticket and will be incurred separately.
    It houses one of the most significant collections of Renaissance sculptures in the world, including works from prominent artists like Michelangelo and Donatello.
    Your entry ticket grants access to explore all the museum’s collections.
    The museum is open daily from 9:15 am to 6:50 pm, with the last entrance at 5:30 pm.
    Originally the Palazzo del Podestà, it was Florence’s oldest public building that served as a barracks and prison before becoming the museum in 1865.
    The museum also features displays of coins, textiles, armor, precious ceramics, and more from 15th-century Florence.
    Yes, you can see Mercury by Giambologna and Little Fisherman by Gemito at the museum.
    Yes, you can see Donatello's St. George Tabernacle and his iconic statue of David.
    You'll find masterpieces by Donatello, Luca della Robbia, Verrocchio, Michelangelo, and Cellini among others.
    Notable works include Bacchus, Tondo Pitti, Brutus, and David-Apollo.
    Your entry ticket grants access to explore all exhibitions within the Museo del Bargello.
    The museum features collections of precious ceramics, textiles, and tapestries as well as coin, textile, and armor displays from the 15th century.
    The museum is open daily from 9:15 am to 6:50 pm, with the last entrance at 5:30 pm.
    Before becoming the National Museum in 1865, it was Florence’s oldest public building used as a barracks and prison.
    You'll find masterpieces by Donatello, Luca della Robbia, Verrocchio, Michelangelo, and Cellini among others.
    Through its coin, textile, and armor displays, you get a glimpse into 15th-century Florentine life.
    Personal expenses are not included in your admission, so plan accordingly for things like snacks or souvenirs.
    The collection includes works like Bacchus, Tondo Pitti, Brutus, and David-Apollo by Michelangelo.
    Yes, Donatello's sculpture of David is the first male nude statue since classical antiquity on display at the museum.
    The museum houses one of the most important collections of Renaissance sculptures globally.

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