museo nazionale del bargello (bargello museum)

个人认为气氛比乌菲齐美术馆或学院美术馆等好得多，中庭很美，展示的作品也不错，特别是的2楼的多那太罗的雕塑非常感人。

Like, really see them. Look closely for the pickles and the little lizards. Go early in your trip, because you will see more of them in churches or in important buildings and you will understand and appreciate them so much better. They are, I think, on the top floors, so stick with it and go there. Or go there first.

At the moment the second floor is closed, so take you time and immerse yourself in great works of art. Recommend you read up about the museum before your visit, so you know what in particular to look for. There are toilets, but no seats in Men's! Bookshop but no refreshments.

If you are into sculpture and have already seen the original Michelangelo's David at the Academic Gallery, then come to see this. See original works by Donatello and Michelangelo. This place used to be formerly a prison. Nice atmosphere, peaceful and quiet inside.

A smaller but just as interesting museum, statues and bronzes in exquisite detail, with lots of other pieces taking you back through Renaissance times

This museum is very pleasant to visit and does not require a long time for it. Make sure you pay attention to small pieces, not only the large ones. Michelangelo's pieces in the ground floor are great, but spare some quality time to see the intricate carvings in small pieces in the first floor, too.

If you like sculptures, after sculptures and other similar art work it is probably great. If that is not your thing, you can visit it in an hour or so.

We ran out of things to do until we stumbled upon this and there was so much to see and do we spent hours and it became our favorite thing in Florence. So many areas and information to see and learn.

The room showing Donatello's David and some earlier works give a fascinating glimpse in to the way his style and skills developed as well as a chance to compare with Verocchio's David.

There is something about this museum that pretty much makes it my favourite place in Florence.... It might be the austere beauty of the building or possibly the range of exhibits - you wont be overloaded with Italian renaissance painting here. Instead you will see a fascinating collection of armour and weaponry, some excellent bronzes, colourful religious plaques and of course some Donatellos and a Michelangelo. After all the hustle and bustle of the Uffizi, there is something restrained about this place which just magnifies the quality of art. Don't miss.

This sculpture museum should not be missed. Donatello, Michelangelo, lots of great stuff. Be sure to give it an hour every trip to Florence. This and the Medici Chapel of San Lorenzo are the two top sculptural museums.

only open til 130 so you have to plan your site seeing around the hours. Building itself has an interesting history. Wonderful statues in the collection. Be prepared to spend quite a while in here if you enjoy art

We really enjoyed this museum: it has everything and it is not boring at all. I think that children would enjoy it too!

I may have missed this if it wasn't part of the museum pass, but found many beautiful pieces of art. Doesn't take much time at all to see all the splendor. Worth a visit!

If you go to just one museum in Florence, go the Bargello. The finest Renaissance sculpture is here, including both Donatello's and Verrochio's David. The building is fascinating as well.