Book Museo del Bargello Tickets

Address: Via del Proconsolo, 4, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy

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• By Train: Line R.
  Nearest Train Station: Firenze Campo di Marte.  
• By Light Rail: Lines T2.
  Nearest Stations: Unità.
• By Bus: Bus numbers 20, 6A, C2.  
  Nearest Station: Ghibellina Bargello, Canto Alla Quarconia.
• By Car: Distance from Florence airport: 6.2 miles.
  Nearest Car Parking: Garage del Bargello, Garage Oriuolo.

• Photography is only allowed in the courtyard and loggia areas.
• Visitors are expected not to make noise or run around and should behave appropriately in the museum and the exhibition halls.
• Guests are not allowed to touch the exhibits and sculptures or poke around in the museum as the displays are exclusive. 
• It is not allowed to carry weapons, tools, heavy blunt objects, and more such articles inside the museum.
• Groups of at most 20 people are allowed inside.
• There is no dress code for visitors. However, make sure the outfit is appropriate for the place.

• The entire museum is equipped with devices to assist visitors with disabilities through sidewalks, elevators and access ramps.
• For visually impaired visitors, special routes are available. Touching the sculptures to appreciate the art is allowed for visually challenged individuals, which can be done using pair of cotton or latex gloves.
• Guests can check out the bookshop located at the entrance of the museum where you can get your hands on various museum guides in different languages, art publications and objects inspired by the featured works in the museum. 
• It is recommended to manage your time from 60 minutes to 2 hours to explore the museum. If you are short on time, you can look around the Michelangelo Room and a few other such main attractions.
• A cloakroom is available for visitors to deposit their belongings, like umbrellas, large backpacks, and bulky bags. The museum provides this service free of charge. 

• The upper floors of the museum can be accessed through the elevator located on the ground floor. 
• Visually impaired visitors can contact the Bargello Museum office for the special route allotted for them. They can touch and admire the artworks displayed using a pair of cotton or latex gloves. 
• The Museum of Bargello is equipped with devices to assist disabled people. With sidewalks, ramps, elevators and thresholds that show a slight increase, the while museum is accessible.
• Washrooms for disabled guests are also available.

The Bargello Museum has the following facilities for visitors:

• Wardrobe: Guests can store their luggage and umbrellas the cloakroom located in front of the front ticket office. The service is provide by the Bargello Museum free of cost, and visitors must deposit umbrellas, large backpacks and bulky bags before going in. 
• Bookshop: Located at the entrance of the Museum of Bargello, the bookshop is a perfect place to buy mementoes to remember the trip by. Objects on sale include museum guides in different languages, art publications and articles inspired by the works of art featured in the museum.

• Uffizi Gallery: Considered a museum housing a collection better than the Louvre’s, the Uffizi Gallery is certainly a must-visit if you want to experience some of the greatest works of art in the world for your inner art connoisseur.  
• Accademia Gallery: The Accademia Gallery is one of the most important art museums in Florence. It is home to many of the world's greatest works of art, including Michelangelo's statue of David. The gallery also has a collection of Renaissance paintings and sculptures.
• Palazzo Vecchio: The Palazzo Vecchio is one of the most famous buildings in Italy and is a symbol of the power and wealth of the Medici family. Originally known as the Palazzo Della Signoria, it was the seat of the supreme governing body of the Republic of Florence.
• Medici Chapel: Designed by Michelangelo Buonarroti, Medici Chapel is a chapel in Florence. It is the mausoleum of the Medici family, containing the tombs of Lorenzo de Medici, Duke of Urbino, and his brother Giuliano, Duke of Nemours.