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Brancacci Chapel’s Secrets Discover the Early Renaissance

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From190 AED / Per Person
Discover the masterpieces of the Renaissance with a small-group Brancacci Chapel tour in Florence, inside Santa Maria del Carmine.

Often considered the birthplace of Renaissance painting, the Brancacci Chapel is home to Masaccio’s revolutionary frescoes, created alongside Masolino da Panicale and later completed by Filippino Lippi. Admire iconic scenes like the Expulsion of Adam and Eve and discover how these works influenced masters such as Michelangelo.

Your experience also includes the atmospheric Sala della Colonna, where rare original sinopias and early Renaissance fresco fragments reveal the techniques behind these masterpieces.

An immersive Florence art experience, perfect for travelers seeking history, culture, and authentic beauty.
  • In the early 1400s, a young genius named Masaccio dared to break the rules of medieval art by introducing depth, movement, and human emotion never seen before, thus helping to create a new era in art and placing this revolutionary work at the pinnacle of great Italian art. His bold use of perspective and the interplay of light and shadow (chiaroscuro) would continue to inspire history’s greatest artists: even Michelangelo studied these frescoes, drawing lessons that would shape the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, and later Caravaggio found inspiration in them, elevating the dramatic use of light to its highest expression.
  • Cappella Brancacci: On this guided small-group tour, you will step into the world of Masaccio, Masolino, and Filippino Lippi—the artist who later completed the work in the chapel—as hidden meanings, surprising details, and the intrigue behind every depicted scene are revealed. You will marvel at the poignant expulsion of Adam and Eve from Paradise and the dramatic narration of Saint Peter’s life, moving you as you watch the masterful interplay of light and shadow on frescoes that seem to “sculpt” the scenes.
  • Cappella Brancacci: Your experience also includes access to the evocative Sala della Colonna, located within the Carmine complex. This remarkable space preserves detached frescoes and original sinopias from the chapel, offering a rare behind-the-scenes look at Renaissance artistic techniques

Included

  • Reservation fees
  • Small group guided visit
  • English-speaking Official Guide
  • Museum entrance ticket

Not included

  • Assistance at the meeting point
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Mobile or paper ticket accepted

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