Chapelles des Médicis - Musée, Monument, Visite, Restaurant
Les Chapelles des Médicis sont un musée et monument incontournable à visiter à Florence. Vous serez émerveillé par les sculptures de Michel-Ange qui ornent les tombeaux des Médicis. L'intérieur de ce lieu est sublime et vaut largement le prix d'entrée de 9€. De plus, vous pourrez profiter d'un restaurant de qualité pour vous restaurer après votre visite. Les Chapelles des Médicis font partie du complexe monumental de San Lorenzo, inscrit au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO. Ne manquez pas cette occasion de découvrir l'histoire et la beauté de ce lieu unique.
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"michel ange mais bcp de monde normalement recommandé d’avoir un billet coupe file"
@ness_ayb
"chapelle des Médicis, sculptures de Michel ange entrée payante "
@emilie.plasa
"Un peu cher pour une courte visite 0€ moins de 18 ans 3€ moins de 24 ans 10€ "
@mazarine2904
"chapel of the historic medici family, holding their tombs and statues in an impressive chamber built from precious minerals; definitely worth a look"
@aerin.s
"Absolument magnifique Une dinguerie "
@_.acanthe
"Crypte de la famille Médicis : super beau lieu et mosaïque "
@louise.vigouroux
"Segunda melhor cúpula de Florença "
@mariana.condesso
"Mausolée des grands ducs, et trésors de Léo X (pape Médicis) dont sa tiare 9€"
@polyphenol
"UNESCO World Heritage For more than three centuries, the Medici were one of the most powerful families in Italy. They made their fortune from banking and became the ruling family of Florence. The Medici supported many of the key figures of the Renaissance, including Donatello and Michelangelo, both of whom worked on the family's ornate tombs. Commissioned by Giovanni di Bicci de' Medici, the founder of the banking empire on which the family built their political influence, the tombs are located in the Basilica di San Lorenzo, where they dominate the church. Built between 1419 and 1459, they were designed by Filippo Brunelleschi. The Old Sacristy was built between 1421 and 1440. Donatello, who is buried in the basilica, added decorative details to the structure. Three Medici are memorialized there, including Giovanni Bicci. The New Sacristy, which was begun in 1520 by Michelangelo, houses monuments to four Medici, including Lorenzo II, to whom the now-notorious Florentine statesman Niccolò Machiavelli dedicated The Prince, written in 1513. The grandest part of the basilica is the Medici Chapels (completed 1603-04), which were designed by Bernardo Buontalenti. They house monuments to the first six Medici Grand Dukes of Tuscany, as well as the tombs of almost fifty lesser members of the family in its crypt. The first of the many members of the family to rule Florence, Cosimo, is buried in front of the high altar of the basilica. The Medici tombs display the wealth and influence of an illustrious and powerful family that provided three popes as well as members of the English and French royal families. Perhaps their greatest achievement, however, lay in their patronage of the arts. As such, the Medici tombs include work by many of the world's greatest artists."
@nchavotier
"In particolare da vedere la cappella dei principi "
@nicolemazzini
"Ça vaut le coup de la visiter lieu impressionnant et avec de bonnes explications entrée 2€ billets coup file non nécessaire on a acheté les billets sur place "
@vialea77
"Chapelle des Médicis, à faire ⭐️⭐️⭐️ (9€), ne pas faire la basilique San Lorenzo payante et accolée, elle n’a rien d’exceptionnelle. "
@lc.marie29
"Tombs of the Medici family and Michelangelo's new sacristy."
@thegallery42
"13.45-18.30 40 min.prima della chiusura ridotto 2€"
@gretafabrello98
"Costo: 9 euri. 08:45-13:30 (Sab-Dom-Lun) 13:45-18:30 (Mer-Gio-Ven) GIORNI DI CHIUSURA Il martedì e la prima, terza e quinta domenica del mese."
@miriambensci
"Biglietto 9€ orari ven 13:45 - 18:30 sabato e domenica 8:45 - 13:30"
@ioanaoanca5
"Aperto solo fino alle 13:00"
@matteaz