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Museo Nazionale del Bargello and its collection

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Museo Nazionale del Bargello is a museum in Florence that is housed in a 13th-century palace which is the oldest public building in Florence. It opened as a national museum in 1865 after it was used as barracks, a prison, and finally the residence of the Bargello, the head of the police. The art gallery boasts a collection of Italian Renaissance sculptures, including masterpieces by Donatello (his marble statue of David) and Michelangelo. There are also collections of ceramics, tapestries, ivory, silver, medals and old coins.

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Museo Nazionale del Bargello
Via del Proconsolo 4
50122 Florence

Visitor information Museo Nazionale del Bargello

Opening hours

Monday
8:15 – 18:50
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday
8:15 – 18:50
Thursday
8:15 – 18:50
Friday
8:15 – 18:50
Saturday
8:15 – 18:50
Sunday
13:50 – 17:50

Closed on 11 and 25 October, 8 and 22 November, 6 and 20 December

Admission

0 – 7Free
18 – 25€2.00
26+€10.00
FirenzeCardFree

Facilities

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Location & Map

Via del Proconsolo 4, Florence

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Exhibitions

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Museo Nazionale del Bargello Reviews

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  • Apollo's Insights AI-Generated

    The Museo Nazionale del Bargello in Florence, Italy, is a remarkable art museum housed in a former palace-turned-prison. It's known for its impressive collection of Renaissance sculpture, including works by Michelangelo, Donatello, and Cellini. Visitors often praise the museum's intimate atmosphere, which allows for close-up viewing of masterpieces. The building itself, with its medieval architecture, adds to the overall experience. The museum's collection of bronzes, majolica, and other decorative arts is also noteworthy. While some reviewers mention that the museum can get crowded during peak times, most agree that it's less busy than other major Florence attractions. A few visitors note that some areas could benefit from better lighting or more detailed information panels. Despite these minor issues, the Bargello is widely regarded as a high-quality museum that offers a focused and enriching look at Italian Renaissance art, particularly sculpture.

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