The Uffizi Gallery is housed in the building built by Cosimo I of Medici and designed by Vasari in 1560; its unique collection of works cannot be compared to any other world collection and it  is probably the only one to have just masterpieces of exceptional value. Botticelli’s Primavera and Birth of Venus, Filippino Lippi’s Madonna and Child with Two Angels, Titian’s Venus of Urbino , lots of other works, including from the early Masters Cimabue and Giotto, early Rennaisance pioneers Fra Angelico and Masaccio, Caravaggio, Rembrant, Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo. If you want to enhance your visit we suggest to purchase the combo ticket that gives you access to the Museum of Palazzo Vecchio (excluding the excavations of the Roman theatre, the Ronda walk and the tower) and the Uffizi Gallery, passing .from one to the other through the first section of the Vasari Corridor.

If you are passionate about art there are museums in Florence you can not miss: the Bargello National Museum houses masterpieces such as his Bacchus, Pitti Tondo (or Madonna and Child), Brutus and David-Apollo, and  the Accademia Gallery  that houses what is considered the most important sculpture in the world: the David.

If you need a private guide or you wish a customised itinerary in Florence, led by a professional guide we can provide your ad hoc program and quotation, contact us!

 

Till November 09th 2024 and from December 21st 2024 to 31st 2024

Full price: € 25.00
Reduced price: € 2.00
Free for children under 18yrs.
Reservation feee: € 4.00 
Commissione fee: € 2,00

 

From November 10th to December 20th 2024

Full price: € 12.00
Reduced price: € 2.00
Free for children under 18yrs.
Reservation feee: € 4.00 
Commissione fee: € 2.00

Ticket to visit the Uffizi Galleria

Everything that is not specifically mentioned in the price is included

Opening hours
From Tuesday to Sunday: 8.15am – 6.30pm
Closing starts from 6.35pm
The ticket office closes at 6.05pm

Closing days
On Mondays, January 1st, December 25th

Free admission: every first Sunday of the month, November 04th 2024

Info: The Uffizi Gallery ban on the introduction of drones, mini-drones and similar devices.

Services

Audio Guides
Available in Italian, English, French, Spanish, German and Japanese.
Price: € 6.00 for one pair of earphones, € 10.00 for two pairs.

Bookshops
The museum hosts three bookshops: two at the entrance and one at the exit. One bookshop at the entrance is specialized in art history books. In the other two, in addition to multilingual guidebooks (Italian, English, French, Spanish, German, Japanese and Russian), Gallery-inspired gadgets are on sale.

Cafeteria
Located on the same floor of the Gallery at the end of the tour, the cafeteria with restaurant service looks over a terrace with a beautiful view on the city.

Accesible Toilets
The main toilets are located in the basement in front of the cloakroom. They are all accessible to visitors with disabilities. The way to these premises are plenty of steps: though a chairlift is available, visitors with ambulation impairments are recommended to use upstairs toilets, more easily accessible. On the first floor is a toilette inside the temporary exhibit area, accessible only during the exhibit opening hours. Between the first and second floor, toilets are located on Natalini staircase’s mezzanine (a flight of stairs underneath the cafeteria). On the second floor, nearby Room 45, is a toilet accessible only to visitors with disabilites. Please ask the staff for the key.

Toilets and baby areas
Between the first and second floor, toilets are located on Natalini staircase’s mezzanine (a flight of stairs underneath the cafeteria). Other two changing tables are located both in the Women’s and in the Men’s Toilets in the basement nearby the ticket office and the cloakroom. At the cafeteria of the second floor there is a Baby Pit Stop, an area reserved for breastfeeding and the use of baby bottle hidden from view with a folding screen.

Cloakroom
It is free and close to the entrance Visitors are kindly asked to leave the following objects: umbrellas, cumbersome bags and backpacks.