Renaissance Art Museums in Italy
13 museums found
The catalogue lists 13 renaissance art museums in Italy. Within the country they sit mainly in Florence (4), Milan (2) and Rome (2).
2 of them are free to enter. Each entry below covers what the museum holds, how long a visit takes and what it costs.
Leonardo3 Museum
MilanAn interactive museum in Milan dedicated to Leonardo da Vinci's art and inventions.
Villa del Principe
GenoaRenaissance villa in Genoa with art and gardens.
Museo Nazionale di Villa Guinigi
LuccaArt museum in a 15th-century villa in Lucca.
Complesso Museale di San Francesco
MontefalcoMuseum in Montefalco showcasing Renaissance art and history.
Museum of Sacred Art
San GimignanoMuseum showcasing sacred art from the 13th to 19th centuries.
Poldi Pezzoli Museum
MilanA Milanese house-museum showcasing Renaissance art and decorative arts.
Museo di Palazzo Vecchio
FlorencePalazzo Vecchio is Florence's historic town hall and museum.
Opera del Duomo Museum
FlorenceMuseum housing original artworks from Florence Cathedral and adjacent monuments.
Civic Museum of Siena
SienaArt and history museum in Siena's Palazzo Pubblico.
Galleria Borghese
RomeRenowned art museum in Rome's Villa Borghese gardens.
Galleria dell’Accademia
FlorenceHome to Michelangelo's David and a vast collection of Renaissance art and musical instruments.
Uffizi Gallery
FlorenceRenowned art museum in Florence housing masterpieces from the Italian Renaissance.
Capitoline Museums
RomeThe Capitoline Museums in Rome house extensive collections of ancient Roman art and artifacts, including the Capitoline She-Wolf and the Equestrian Statue of Marcus Aurelius.