Which museums in Italy do Italian museums recommend for a visit?

What are the famous museums in Italy? Italy is a country with the most world heritage, and we can't miss its humanities. Moreover, we come to travel not to see the scenery, but to broaden our horizons.

uffizi gallery

uffizi gallery is recognized as a famous painting art museum in the world. In many travel recommendations, you will see that this art museum is listed as the first must-see museum in Italy, and Florence itself is the birthplace of the Renaissance.

The Uffizi Palace, where uffizi gallery is located, is a magnificent U-shaped 16th century palace, where the top representative paintings in the world art history are collected, as well as paintings and sculptures of German and French schools, sculptures of ancient Greece and Rome. The exhibits are displayed in chronological order and genre, with about 1 thousand pieces.

For example, the famous artists such as Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, Botticelli and Rembrandt are almost the responsibility of the whole western art history. Going to uffizi gallery will make these names not only stop at Hollywood movies, but also make you feel their brushstrokes and thoughts at close range. It is recommended that you make a list of key paintings in advance and go straight to the key points after you arrive, so as to avoid a huge number of art treasures.

Treasures of the town hall: The Birth of Venus by Botticelli, The Worship of the Three Kings by Leonardo da Vinci, The Virgin of the Canary by Raphael, Sancta familia by Michelangelo and Flower God by Titian.

National Archaeological Museum of Naples

The National Archaeological Museum of Naples is one of the most important archaeological museums in the world, which contains many portraits, sculptures and bronze artifacts from the golden age of Greece and Egypt, including treasures excavated from the vanished ancient city of Pompeii. Mosaic is another key word in this museum. Bright colors and crystal texture will bring you a sensory experience different from murals and sculptures.

There is also a secret room, and the key word is sex, or erotic art. There are some statues and oil paintings that show and describe sex. Can you guess what their application scenarios are? One day, go to the secret room of the National Archaeological Museum in Naples to find out.

Bogaise Art Museum

Compared with those palace-style museums with hundreds of exhibition halls, Bogaise Art Museum is a small and beautiful museum in Rome, with three floors. It mainly collects Italian baroque sculptures and baroque paintings, among which the most valuable ones are undoubtedly the sculptures of bernini and Canova, as well as the paintings of Caravaggio and Raphael. Under the hands of real sculptors, the thick and hard marble was transformed into delicate and soft folds, which was quite shocking.

This art gallery has a very special rule. It is cleared every two hours, and the number of visitors is limited, which means you can only complete the whole visit in two hours at most. This time-limited way not only ensures the maximum number of people in the museum, but also gives people a sense of urgency to race against time and helps you plan your time better.

Egyptian Museum

Besides Cairo, the Egyptian Museum in Turin is also a collection of Egyptian art and sculpture. Because the history of Turin is closely related to Egypt, and the collection of cultural relics in this museum spans 4, years, such as a historic map of Turin papyrus from 116 BC. The most well-known collections there include the statue of the goddess Sekhmert, the statue of Tutankhamun and the statue of Amon, and you will cross the long river of ancient Egyptian civilization here.

The Palace of Vecchio

The Palace of Vecchio itself is a palace, and it has another more official name, the Old Palace of Florence. This ancient palace, built in the 13th century, is still used as a city hall, with a museum and a hall for 5 people. It was originally a popular must-see place in Florence, and the movie Dante's Code some time ago increased the popularity here a lot.

The Arnolfo Tower in the Palace of Vecchio (Torre

d'Arnolfo) is 94 meters high, which is one of the important landmarks in Florence. The most famous in the 5-person assembly hall are Michelangelo's statue of the goddess of victory and vasari's mural depicting Cosimo I leading Florence's army to defeat Pisa and Siena.

statue of David

You may encounter a "fake" statue of David in Florence. Yes, it is one of the most famous statues in the world, and it is regarded as the best male figure in the history of western art. It has three places in Florence, and Michelangelo carved the real thing with a whole piece of marble, which is collected in the Accademia

diBelleArtiFirenze. The other two places are in Florence's municipal square and Michelangelo Square. Many people will definitely visit this sculpture when they travel to Italy, no matter which one they see. David under Michelangelo's sword is a heroic image of health and beauty. Before him, many sculptors had shaped the image of David after the victory of the battle, but Michelangelo showed the state of David about to fight, with his left hand holding the trebuchet on his shoulder and his right hand holding the stone naturally, and his face seemed to be searching for the enemy. This statue has lengthened or enlarged the limbs and joints of the human body to enhance the image effect of the hero, but what is more remarkable is the anatomy of each part.

Ferrari Museum

Art treasures are of course the primary task of Italy's exhibitions, but the Ferrari Museum, the world's top sports car brand, may also be a must-see pilgrimage place for interested people. Here, you can see the Ferrari family's award-winning heroic chariot in the racing history, the oldest Ferrari car and the most advanced concept car, as well as interesting experience devices to feel the extreme acceleration of F1 racing. Apennine-style sports car culture and the dream of riding a Ferrari luxury car can be realized here.