How To Reach Bargello Museum

Reaching the Bargello Museum in Florence, Italy

The Bargello Museum (Museo Nazionale del Bargello) is one of Florence's illustrious museums, housed in a medieval building which dates back to the 13th century. It is famously known for its rich collection of Renaissance sculpture.

Address:

Via del Proconsolo, 4, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy

By Foot

Florence is a walkable city, and the Bargello Museum is centrally located. If you are in the historic center, walking is the best option. The museum is approximately:

• 10 minute walk from the Florence Cathedral (Duomo)
• 9 minute walk from Piazza della Signoria

By Public Transit

To reach the museum via public transit, you can take:

• Bus: The closest bus stops are 'Ghibellina - Baiana Viaggi' or 'Benci' which are served by a number of buses, like the C2 and C3 lines.

By Train

The central train station in Florence is Santa Maria Novella (SMN). From there, the museum is around:

• 15-20 minute walk
• 10 minutes by bus with a transfer from the SMN station.

By Car

Florence historic center is a Limited Traffic Zone (ZTL) which means driving is restricted and parking is limited. If you’re driving:

• Look for parking outside the city center or use a private garage.
• Consider park and ride options, parking your vehicle in allocated areas and taking public transport into the center.

By Taxi or Ride Share

Taxis or ride-sharing services are available within Florence and offer a convenient way to get to the museum if you prefer not to walk or use public transport.

Important Information:

Before you travel, check the museum's official website for the updated opening hours and any visitor requirements such as ticket reservations or COVID-19 related regulations.

Note that the information provided may change, and it is always advisable to double-check transportation schedules and the open status of the Bargello Museum before your visit.