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Hans

Denmark

Sep 2025

5/5

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The museum, the art works and the architecture is outstanding! World class experience. Words from an art historian, museum worker and an art lover.

Denise

Italy

Sep 2025

5/5

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The exhibition was sublime and the ease of finding tickets so even the information for entry was very easy

Melanie

Austria

Jul 2025

4/5

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Access was possible without any problems or waiting time. The Uffizi is also worth a second trip! The most relaxing part, however, were the gardens... with a wonderful view of the city.

Catarina

Jun 2025

5/5

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Great tour. Manoel was super nice. We wish it were a bit longer, as we wanted to view the rest of the museum with our guide.

Rowan

Australia

Jun 2025

5/5

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Myself and my friend had a great tour of Academia. It was concentrated on the history of Michelangelo given it was only an hour duration but we enjoyed that and understanding this amazing artist in more detail and centring around the build of David. I recall it was Vera who was our guide in English. She was very good and could be clearly understood. Still left us the opportunity to explore the valley further after the tour.

Elisa

Oct 2018

5/5

It's easy to find what you're looking for, the tours I chose where perfect, exactly as the description on the website said, and even if I had a problem with one of my reservations, the customer service was fast to solve it with professionalism and kindness.

Spencer

Feb 2018

5/5

I have fallen in love with the Uffizi Museum. The Accademia is also great but the expanse and variety of Uffizi is just something else!

Alexandra

United States

Oct 2023

5/5

The venue was beautiful, the guide was knowledgeable - it was crowded but they way the groups stagger with one another naturally didn't make the crowds overwhelming... great price and the instructions for meeting points and directions were clear.

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What to expect at the Uffizi Gallery

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From the Medici to modernity

Step into Uffizi Gallery, commissioned by the Medici, the very family who bankrolled the Renaissance. The museum unfolds chronologically, so expect to spend 2-3 hours as you wend your way through masterpieces that shaped the history of Western art.

A grand entry to the Renaissance

Step into sunlit halls lined with marble busts and ancient Roman statues on the second floor. This is where your Renaissance journey begins—masterpieces by Giotto, Botticelli, and da Vinci draw you into the Medici’s golden age.

The bold and the baroque

Descend to the first floor’s Mannerist and Baroque rooms: the drama deepens with Caravaggio’s shadow-soaked canvases and Titian’s vibrant portraits.

A fresh finale

Arrive at the ground floor’s changing exhibitions. Discover rotating displays that often spotlight contemporary artists in dialogue with the classics above: an unexpected twist that invigorates the viewing experience.

See what exhibition is on

Face-to-face with art history

Expect a museum experience that’s both intimate and world-class: Rooms are modest in size, but each one holds works you’ve only seen in textbooks. That close-up encounter with a Caravaggio or Raphael? It’s worth every euro.

Make your visit count

A guided tour is the best way to experience the Uffizi. While you’ll breeze past the queues, a guide unlocks the hidden symbolism, artistic rivalries, and fascinating backstories that transform each room from a gallery of paintings into a journey through centuries of history.

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Things to know before booking Uffizi Gallery tickets

The early bird gets the worm: Fewer than 30% of visitors get tickets on the day. Most end up with limited or less ideal time slots. Book at least a week in advance to secure your preferred entry.
Timed entry only: All tickets come with a fixed time slot. You must enter within 15 minutes of your scheduled time.
Skip-the-line = skip the ticket queue, not security: These tickets let you bypass the ticket counter, but security checks still apply. Expect a 10–15 minute wait, especially in peak season.
Go with a guide: Beyond admiring the brushwork, you’ll learn why Botticelli’s Primavera was a political statement, or how da Vinci’s techniques broke artistic rules on a guided tour . With small-group tours (10 guests or fewer), your guide will pause at works that spark your curiosity, and reveal details you’d likely miss alone. Want the insight paired with flexible exploration? Choose an audio-guided tour.
Private tours = more control, fewer crowds: With a guide dedicated solely to you and your cohort, you can shape the itinerary on this tour . Linger at favorite works, skip rooms that don’t spark your interest, or dive deep into a specific era or artist.
Combo tickets for a fuller Renaissance experience:
Uffizi + Accademia: Experience Michelangelo’s David alongside the world’s greatest Renaissance paintings in one seamless art-filled itinerary.
Uffizi + Pitti + Boboli: Indulge in a stunning blend of Medici grandeur, opulent galleries, and serene open-air landscapes for a well-rounded Florence experience.
Free entry for kids and on select days
Under-18s enter free with a €4 reservation. First Sundays are free for all, but crowded. Skip-the-line access isn't available.

Which Uffizi Gallery ticket is best for you?

Ticket type	Includes	When to choose	Recommended
Standard entry	Timed entry to Uffizi (optional audio guide)	You want a straightforward museum visit	Uffizi Gallery Tickets
Guided tours	Uffizi + expert guide (optional small group)	You want deeper insights into key artworks	Uffizi Gallery Guided Tour
Private tour	Uffizi + private licensed guide	You want a custom-paced, tailored visit	Uffizi Gallery Private Tour
Hosted entry	Entry ticket + host escort to entrance	You’re unfamiliar with the layout or visiting in peak season	Uffizi + Accademia Entry
Uffizi + Accademia	Uffizi + Accademia (with either host or guide)	You want to cover Florence’s two biggest art icons	Uffizi + Accademia Guided Tour
Uffizi + Pitti + Boboli	Timed Uffizi entry + 5-day access to Pitti, Boboli	You want a broader Medici and Renaissance experience	Florence 5-Day Pass

Uffizi Gallery highlights

Birth of Venus

Sandro Botticelli (1485) | Rooms 10-14

Botticelli broke out of the norm and painted a large-scale Pagan subject when Renaissance Florence was otherwise preoccupied with religious themes. He also painted The Birth of Venus on canvas (again unusual for the time), allowing luminous, flowing effects that panel couldn’t match.

Explore Birth of Venus in detail

Venus of Urbino

Titian (1538) | Hall 83

This portrait was striking for its time because Titian presented the nude as self-assured and openly sensual, meeting the viewer’s gaze. It defied the era’s convention of portraying such figures as modest, passive ideals.

Madonna del Cardellino

Raphael (c. 1506) | Hall 66

Raphael’s Madonna of the Goldfinch departed from stiff formality with a natural portrayal of the Virgin and children. Rich in symbolism (the goldfinch in baby Christ's hand is foretelling of his future suffering), it's set in a serene, lifelike landscape.

Medusa

Caravaggio (c. 1597) | Hall 90

Medusa was painted on a shield to evoke the mythic power of the Gorgon’s gaze. The convex surface heightened the illusion, making her head appear to burst outward, and linked the work to the idea of warding off evil.

Doni Tondo

Michelangelo (c. 1507) | Hall 35

Michelangelo’s only known panel painting, this circular work showcases the Holy Family in striking sculptural intensity.

Plan your visit to the Uffizi Gallery

Tour group exploring Uffizi Gallery courtyard in Florence.

Tuesday to Sunday: 8:15am to 6:30pm
Last entry: 5:30pm

Closed: Mondays, January 1 and December 25

Note: Room A3 is closed for restoration

Best time to visit

Time: Around 8:30am or late afternoon
Day: It's best to avoid Tuesdays, since tourists tend to visit after the Monday closure. Your best bet is Wednesday and Thursday.
Month: September and November, and again between January and March

Detailed Uffizi Gallery hours

📍Address: Piazzale degli Uffizi, 6, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy
Find on maps

Getting there

By train: Line R
Nearest stop: Santa Maria Novella, 18-min walk
By bus: C1
Nearest stop: Galleria Degli Uffizi, 2-min walk
By car: 18 minutes from Parterre
Car parking: Spots available at Garage Tintori and Garage Palazzo Vecchio

Best ways to reach Uffizi Gallery

Visitors waiting in line at Uffizi Gallery, Florence, gate 1, door 1.

The Uffizi Gallery has three entrances:

Door 1 – Left side; for tour/school groups, special reservations, Firenze Card.
Door 2 – Main entrance; for on-site ticket purchases (often long queues).
Door 3 – Across Piazza degli Uffizi; for online bookings. Collect tickets here and arrive 10–15 minutes early.

Which Uffizi Gallery entrance is best for you?

Visitors viewing photographs at the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition.

Current exhibition

Florence and Europe: Arts of the Eighteenth Century at the Uffizi

Running from: May 28, 2025, to November 28, 2025
Curated by: Allesandro Griffo

This ground-floor exhibition showcases around 150 works—including rarely seen pieces by Goya, Tiepolo, Canaletto, Vigée Le Brun, Liotard, and Mengs. It features a large Pierre Subleyras painting being restored live, a reconstructed Cabinet of Erotic Antiquities, and sweeping Grand Tour vistas (picturesque views of landscapes admired by wealthy 17th–18th century European travelers on cultural journeys).

The display tells of the era’s sweeping aesthetic changes and the Uffizi’s own evolution into Europe’s first modern museum.

Modern washroom facilities with sinks and mirrors in a tourist attraction.

Accessible main entrances with ramp: Door 1, near Via della Ninna
Accessible elevator: End of east corridor
Cloakroom: one is immediately after the entrances under the Eastern colonnade, and the other for groups and bulky items is under the Western colonnade.
Toilets: All levels
Baby pit-stop: Near the cafetaria on the second floor
Information desk: Left side of the Piazzale degli Uffizi
Audio guides: Collected at the desk near the cloakroom
Cafeteria: Second floor near the panormaic terrace
Bookshop: Entrance and exit of ground floor

Plan your visit to Uffizi Gallery

Woman photographing Eiffel Tower in Paris with DSLR camera.

Deposit large bags in the cloakroom.
Groups: max 16 (28 for Boboli); headsets required if group size exceeds six members.
Don’t touch art or damage surfaces.
Dress appropriately: no revealing clothing or period costumes.
Using flash photography and selfie sticks/pro gear is banned; personal photos allowed without extra lighting.
No food, alcohol, knives, or dangerous items.
No running, smoking, trekking poles, or non-medical liquids.

Uffizi Gallery courtyard view, Florence, Italy, showcasing Renaissance architecture.

Arno river windows: On the second floor, near the end of the first corridor, pause at the large windows facing the river for beautiful Ponte Vecchio views.
Medici corridor lookout: From the windows in the Leonardo and Michelangelo rooms, you can spot the Vasari Corridor snaking over the Ponte Vecchio.
Ceiling fresco game: The Uffizi’s corridors have elaborate painted ceilings. Challenge yourself to spot zodiac signs, mythological scenes, and Medici symbols on your tour.
Café Terrace view: Even if you’re not stopping for food, step onto the café terrace on the second floor for panoramic views of Piazza della Signoria and the Palazzo Vecchio tower.
Off-the-radar rooms: Many visitors skip the ground floor, but it has rotating temporary exhibits and often quieter spaces to decompress after the main galleries.

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Frequently asked questions about Uffizi Gallery tickets

What does my entry ticket to the Uffizi Gallery include?

Your basic entry grants you access to the museum's entire collection, including its permanent and temporary exhibitions. However, to access the Vasari Corridor or tour the Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens, you will require special access tickets.

What are the benefits buying skip-the-line tickets to Uffizi Gallery?

Skip-the-line tickets for the Uffizi Gallery save you from peak wait times of 60-90 minutes, ensuring a stress-free and intimate art experience. However, note that these tickets don't exempt you from the mandatory security queue. With more time on your hands, you can explore nearby attractions like the Accademia Gallery or Boboli Gardens, making your Florence visit even richer.

Why should I book a guided tour?

Guided tours allow visitors to gain insightful perspectives on the artwork, from commenting on the materials used, the life and times of the artist, and reveaing other 'well-kept' secrets behind certain exhibits. They're also helpful in charting an itinerary that covers the key as well as lesser-known works present in the gallery, making your visit more fruitful.

What ticket should I purchase if I want to explore solo but also gain a deeper understanding of what I'm seeing?

Guided tours with skip-the-line tickets such as Uffizi Gallery Guided Tour with Skip-The-Line Tickets are ideal if you prefer to avoid crowds. They enable you to bypass queues, ensuring you won't get caught up in the crowd during your visit. You'll also have a guide who can help you understand what you're seeing better.

Are discounts available on Uffizi Gallery tickets?

EU citizens between the age of 18-26 enjoy reduced pricing on their tickets. Differently-abled visitors and children under the age of 18 enjoy free entry into the Uffizi Gallery. Additionally, combined tickets with other Florence museums offer great value. Check them all out here.

Can I re-enter the gallery with my tickets?

Unfortunately, the ticket allows a single entry and you won't be able to use it again. So make the most of your experience while you're there!

Do Uffizi Gallery tickets include entry to other museums or attractions in Florence?

Generally, tickets to the Uffizi Gallery do not include entry to other museums or attractions in Florence. They are specific to the Uffizi Gallery unless part of a combo ticket or special promotion offering access to multiple sites like Palazzo Pitti, Boboli Gardens or Accademia Gallery.

Which ticket is best for exploring Florence beyond the Uffizi during a longer stay?

If you're staying back in Florence for a longer duration, you should definitely opt for the Florence 5-Day Pass which covers Pitti Palace, Boboli Gardens, Palatine Gallery, National Archaeological Museum and more. It also comes with an optional audio guide available in English, Italian, French, Spanish, German, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Turkish, Portuguese, Polish, Dutch, and Korean.

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Visitors viewing art exhibits during a private tour at the Uffizi Gallery, Florence.

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Sandro Botticelli's Birth of Venus painting at Uffizi Gallery, Florence.

Artworks

Vasari Corridor arches along the street near Uffizi Gallery, Florence.

History

Enter at your chosen time slot to see Botticelli's genius and other Renaissance masterpieces up close.

Everything you get: Schedule your entry to the museum at a time convenient to you for a Renaissance deep-dive. Stand face-to-face with Botticelli’s Venus, and catch the early works of Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo. When you're ready for something darker, see Caravaggio’s haunting Medusa: a masterpiece as bold as it is unforgettable.
Why choose this: This experience pairs flexibility with world-class culture, allowing you the freedom to chart your own itinerary and tour the exhibits at your own pace. Immerse yourself on your own terms: no schedules, just pure discovery.
Upgrades: Avail a host to sort out ticket-validation logistics and get you in pronto. Want deeper insights with a personal touch? Opt for a guided tour. For rich commentary at your fingertips, book an audio guided tour.

Inclusions

Timed entry to Uffizi Gallery
Skip-the-line entry with host (as per option selected)
English audio guide (as per option selected)
Digital audio guide for Uffizi Gallery (as per option selected)
English guided tour (as per option selected)
Hosted entry (as per option selected)

Exclusions

Live guide

Vasari Corridor access
Hotel transfers

What to bring

Valid passport or ID card for entry
Pre-downloaded audio guide and headphones before arrival (if you pick that option)

What’s not allowed

Large bags, backpacks, luggage, and umbrellas
Food and drinks
Pets, except for registered service animals.
Weapons, sharp objects, alcohol, and drugs
Flash photography and tripods
Unaccompanied minors

Accessibility

The Uffizi Gallery is wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators available throughout the building.
Accessible restrooms are available on site. Staff are trained to assist visitors with mobility needs.

Additional information

All visitors are required to undergo a security check; during peak hours, the wait may be around 15–20 minutes.
The date and time slot you choose is binding and cannot be changed after booking, as this is a timed ticket.
The exhibition "Florence and Europe. 18th Century Arts" will be closed on every first Sunday of the month until November 2, 2025. This exhibition is included in your entry ticket.
Children younger than 12 must be accompanied by an adult.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Breeze past the crowds and time-travel back to the Renaissance on this expert-led experience.

Everything you get: Arrive at your chosen time slot and behold masterpieces of the 14th-16th-century. Avail both priority entry and a knowledgeable guide to better appreciate both the Renaissance rock stars (Botticelli, Michelangelo, da Vinci Caravaggio) and the hidden gems who altered the course of art history.
Why choose this: Waiting time to enter the museum (especially during peak season) can often exceed an hour. Enjoy the two-fold benefit of skipping the ticket queue and having a certified guide who speaks your language. Whether it's soaking in the serenity of Venus or feeling the chill when you take in Medusa, go beyond seeing to truly experiencing the art at Uffizi.
Upgrades: Think you'd feel more comfortable amid fewer guests? Opt for the small-group option where you'll be part of a cohort of 9 or fewer folks, as opposed to the standard 14-member group.

Inclusions

Skip-the-line entry
Expert guide available in English, Spanish, French, German or Italian (as per option selected)
Small group tour of 9 or fewer guests (as per option selected)
Headsets and earpieces

Exclusions

Access to Vasari Corridor

What to bring

Valid passport or ID for ticket verification.

What’s not allowed

Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage.
Pets, except for registered service animals.
Weapons, sharp objects, alcohol, and drugs.

Accessibility

From December 2, 2024 to December 2, 2025, lifts in the east wing near the Granducal Staircase will be closed for maintenance.
Visitors needing lift access can ask staff to escort them to the west wing (Lanzi Staircase) lifts.

Additional information

On the first Sunday of each month, entrance is free of charge, but tickets cannot be reserved in advance and entry is not guaranteed.
You will enter through the priority line, but you might be required to wait in the security line for a short while during peak season.
This tour may be subject to rescheduling or cancellation if the minimum participant requirement is not met.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Skip the lines and skip the stress: your host guarantees smooth entry so you can focus on the Uffizi’s Renaissance treasures and Accademia’s world-famous David.

Everything you get at Uffizi Gallery: Timed entry and a host at the door mean you skip the wait and step straight into the Renaissance’s golden age. See how the Medici’s grand patronage fueled this cultural rebirth, resulting in the displays of Botticelli's, Caravaggio's, and da Vinci's finest works.
Everything you get at Accademia Gallery: Your host whisks you past ticket lines so you can stand before Michelangelo’s David, a symbol of civic pride, and The Prisoners, forever straining toward freedom. Explore spaces that spotlight the era’s sculptural mastery and religious devotion.
Why choose this combo: With your host guiding you, skip the long, slow-moving lines that can eat up your time (up to two hours at the Uffizi and an hour at the Accademia) and head straight to the masterpieces where your time really counts.

Inclusions

Hosted entry to Uffizi Gallery
Hosted entry to Accademia Gallery

Exclusions

Live guide

Transfers between the two galleries
Audio guide
Access to Vasari Corridor

What to bring

A valid photo ID matching the ticket name

What's not allowed

Uffizi Gallery:

Large bags, backpacks, and umbrellas (must be left in the free cloakroom near the entrance)
Flash photography, outside food and drink, drones, and pets (except service animals with advance notice)

Accademia Gallery:

Large bags, beverages, tripods, and flash photography.
Pets (except guide dogs, service dogs, and certified therapy pets)

Accessibility

Both the Uffizi and Accademia Galleries are wheelchair- and stroller-accessible, with facilities to accommodate visitors with mobility needs.
From December 2, 2024 to December 2, 2025, lifts in the east wing near the Granducal Staircase will be closed for maintenance. Visitors needing lift access can ask staff to escort them to the west wing (Lanzi Staircase) lifts.

Additional information

Tip: Start at the Accademia for a shorter visit and finish at the Uffizi, which typically takes longer to explore.
No re-entry is allowed once you exit either gallery.
Insider tip – Uffizi: The cafeteria above the Loggia dei Lanzi offers panoramic views of Piazza della Signoria—worth a coffee stop!
Insider tip – Accademia: Need a quick break? Pop over to the nearby Mercato di San Lorenzo for gelato or a snack.
On the first Sunday of every month, the Uffizi offers free entry during normal opening hours.
Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult at the Accademia.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Elevate your art journey with an exclusive small-group tour of the Uffizi Gallery with reserved entry tickets.
This is a more extensive and in-depth tour of unmissable masterpieces, offering a richer understanding that you won't see on museum signage.
Your expert guide will reveal techniques and historical context on iconic works, like the Virtues panel paintings, 6 by Pollaiuolo and the 7th by Botticelli.
Bypass the queues, maximize your time within the gallery, and get the chance to interact with your guide and fellow participants in a cozy group size.

Inclusions

Reserved tickets to Uffizi Gallery
English, Italian, or Spanish-speaking guide
Headsets for more than 3 participants
Small group of 9 people

Tip: Art enthusiasts entranced by the light and shadow play of Caravaggio’s works can choose to spend more time in Room 90/91.
Every first Sunday of the month, the museum follows normal opening hours and entry is free for everyone.
All visitors must leave umbrellas, large bags, and backpacks in the cloakroom located near the museum entrance. The use of the cloakroom is free.
Please note that all visitors to the museum must go through the security check. At the busiest times, the line for the check takes approximately 10 to 15 minutes.
Re-entry is not allowed once you leave the gallery.
The following are not allowed in the venue: Flash photography, Outside food and drink, Drones, and Pets (except service animals with advance notice).

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Explore Florence’s top attractions over 5 days with skip-the-line access, audio guide, and a digital booklet.

Everything you get: Avail hosted entry at the Uffizi Gallery and walk straight in with an audio guide in 15+ languages. Explore the Pitti Palace and its galleries, and roam the Boboli and Bardini Gardens.
Why choose this: A host at the Uffizi means no fumbling at ticket counters: just a smooth, swift start to your visit. With five days on your pass, you can spread Florence’s other favorities, Pitti and Boboli, across a relaxed itinerary, avoiding museum fatigue and seeing each treasure at your own pace.

Inclusions

Uffizi Gallery skip-the-line entry
Assistance at the entry point of Uffizi Gallery
Audio guides for Uffizi Gallery available in English, Spanish, Polish, Italian, French, German, Hungarian, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Korean, Greek, Dutch, Turkish, and Portuguese
Entry to Palazzo Pitti
Entry to the Gallery of Modern Art
Entry to Museum of Costume and Fashion
Entry to Boboli and Bardini Gardens
Multilingual digital booklet for Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens in English, Spanish, Polish, Italian, French, German, Hungarian, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Korean, Greek, Dutch, Turkish, and Portuguese

Exclusions

Live guide

Multilingual audio app for Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens
Multilingual eBook for Uffizi Gallery

What to bring

Valid photo ID for booking confirmation
Your own earphones to use with the digital audio guide

What’s not allowed

Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage
Pets, except for registered service animals
Alcohol, drugs, or other intoxicants
Flash photography, tripods, and filming equipment

Accessibility

The experience is wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators available at all included venues.
Accessible restrooms are available on site. Staff are trained to assist visitors with mobility needs.
From December 2, 2024 to December 2, 2025, lifts in the east wing near the Granducal Staircase will be closed for maintenance.
Visitors needing lift access can ask staff to escort them to the west wing (Lanzi Staircase) lifts.

Additional information

The pass is valid for 5 consecutive days from the first activation i.e. your Uffizi Gallery visit. The remaining attractions can be visited at any time during their opening hours across the 5 days.
Keep the tickets for all 5 days as they are required for entry to all venues, and not just the Uffizi Gallery.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Two museums, zero waiting. Your guide takes you inside Florence’s most celebrated art spaces to meet Botticelli, Michelangelo, and more.

Everything you get at Uffizi Gallery: With fast-track entry, dive straight into the Uffizi’s treasure trove of Renaissance art. Follow your expert guide through iconic works like The Birth of Venus and Annunciation, as you explore the lives and legacies of Italy’s master painters.
Everything you get at Accademia Gallery: Bypass queues again as your guide leads you to David, Michelangelo’s masterpiece. Explore the Hall of the Prisoners, golden-background altarpieces, and the rare musical instrument collection—all brought to life through expert storytelling.
Why choose this: Visiting the Uffizi and the Accademia together lets you see the Renaissance in full: the Uffizi sets the stage with masterpieces that shaped the era, and the Accademia brings it to life through its celebrated sculptures. Depth, convenience, and insider insight are integrated into one seamless experience.

Inclusions Uffizi Gallery

Guided tour of Uffizi Gallery with reserved timed entry
Expert English, Spanish, or Italian-speaking local guide

Accademia Gallery

Guided tour of Accademia Gallery with reserved timed entry
Expert English, Spanish, or Italian-speaking local guide

Exclusions

Transfers between the two galleries

Access to Vasari Corridor

What to bring

A valid photo ID matching the ticket name

What's not allowed

Uffizi Gallery:

Large bags, backpacks, and umbrellas (must be left in the free cloakroom near the entrance)
Flash photography, outside food and drink, drones, and pets (except service animals with advance notice)

Accademia Gallery:

Large bags, beverages, tripods, and flash photography
Pets (except guide dogs, service dogs, and certified therapy pets)

Accessibility

Both the Uffizi and Accademia Galleries are wheelchair and stroller accessible, with facilities to accommodate visitors with mobility needs.
From December 2, 2024 to December 2, 2025, lifts in the east wing near the Granducal Staircase will be closed for maintenance. Visitors needing lift access can ask staff to escort them to the west wing (Lanzi Staircase) lifts.

Additional information

Tip: Start at the Accademia for a shorter visit and finish at the Uffizi, which typically takes longer to explore
No re-entry is allowed once you exit either gallery.
Insider tip – Uffizi: Request your guide to lead you to the Arno-facing windows in the Tribuna room.
Insider tip – Accademia: Ask your guide about how the sculpture 'The Rape of the Sabine' got its name.
On the first Sunday of every month, the Uffizi offers free entry during normal opening hours.
Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult at the Accademia.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Enter at your chosen time slot to see Botticelli's genius and other Renaissance masterpieces up close.

Everything you get: Schedule your entry to the museum at a time convenient to you for a Renaissance deep-dive. Stand face-to-face with Botticelli’s Venus, and catch the early works of Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo. When you're ready for something darker, see Caravaggio’s haunting Medusa: a masterpiece as bold as it is unforgettable.
Why choose this: This experience pairs flexibility with world-class culture, allowing you the freedom to chart your own itinerary and tour the exhibits at your own pace. Immerse yourself on your own terms: no schedules, just pure discovery.
Upgrades: Avail a host to sort out ticket-validation logistics and get you in pronto. Want deeper insights with a personal touch? Opt for a guided tour. For rich commentary at your fingertips, book an audio guided tour.

Inclusions

Timed entry to Uffizi Gallery
Skip-the-line entry with host (as per option selected)
English audio guide (as per option selected)
Digital audio guide for Uffizi Gallery (as per option selected)
English guided tour (as per option selected)
Hosted entry (as per option selected)

Exclusions

Live guide

Vasari Corridor access
Hotel transfers

What to bring

Valid passport or ID card for entry
Pre-downloaded audio guide and headphones before arrival (if you pick that option)

What’s not allowed

Large bags, backpacks, luggage, and umbrellas
Food and drinks
Pets, except for registered service animals.
Weapons, sharp objects, alcohol, and drugs
Flash photography and tripods
Unaccompanied minors

Accessibility

The Uffizi Gallery is wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators available throughout the building.
Accessible restrooms are available on site. Staff are trained to assist visitors with mobility needs.

Additional information

All visitors are required to undergo a security check; during peak hours, the wait may be around 15–20 minutes.
The date and time slot you choose is binding and cannot be changed after booking, as this is a timed ticket.
The exhibition "Florence and Europe. 18th Century Arts" will be closed on every first Sunday of the month until November 2, 2025. This exhibition is included in your entry ticket.
Children younger than 12 must be accompanied by an adult.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Breeze past the crowds and time-travel back to the Renaissance on this expert-led experience.

Everything you get: Arrive at your chosen time slot and behold masterpieces of the 14th-16th-century. Avail both priority entry and a knowledgeable guide to better appreciate both the Renaissance rock stars (Botticelli, Michelangelo, da Vinci Caravaggio) and the hidden gems who altered the course of art history.
Why choose this: Waiting time to enter the museum (especially during peak season) can often exceed an hour. Enjoy the two-fold benefit of skipping the ticket queue and having a certified guide who speaks your language. Whether it's soaking in the serenity of Venus or feeling the chill when you take in Medusa, go beyond seeing to truly experiencing the art at Uffizi.
Upgrades: Think you'd feel more comfortable amid fewer guests? Opt for the small-group option where you'll be part of a cohort of 9 or fewer folks, as opposed to the standard 14-member group.

Inclusions

Skip-the-line entry
Expert guide available in English, Spanish, French, German or Italian (as per option selected)
Small group tour of 9 or fewer guests (as per option selected)
Headsets and earpieces

Exclusions

Access to Vasari Corridor

What to bring

Valid passport or ID for ticket verification.

What’s not allowed

Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage.
Pets, except for registered service animals.
Weapons, sharp objects, alcohol, and drugs.

Accessibility

From December 2, 2024 to December 2, 2025, lifts in the east wing near the Granducal Staircase will be closed for maintenance.
Visitors needing lift access can ask staff to escort them to the west wing (Lanzi Staircase) lifts.

Additional information

On the first Sunday of each month, entrance is free of charge, but tickets cannot be reserved in advance and entry is not guaranteed.
You will enter through the priority line, but you might be required to wait in the security line for a short while during peak season.
This tour may be subject to rescheduling or cancellation if the minimum participant requirement is not met.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Skip the lines and skip the stress: your host guarantees smooth entry so you can focus on the Uffizi’s Renaissance treasures and Accademia’s world-famous David.

Everything you get at Uffizi Gallery: Timed entry and a host at the door mean you skip the wait and step straight into the Renaissance’s golden age. See how the Medici’s grand patronage fueled this cultural rebirth, resulting in the displays of Botticelli's, Caravaggio's, and da Vinci's finest works.
Everything you get at Accademia Gallery: Your host whisks you past ticket lines so you can stand before Michelangelo’s David, a symbol of civic pride, and The Prisoners, forever straining toward freedom. Explore spaces that spotlight the era’s sculptural mastery and religious devotion.
Why choose this combo: With your host guiding you, skip the long, slow-moving lines that can eat up your time (up to two hours at the Uffizi and an hour at the Accademia) and head straight to the masterpieces where your time really counts.

Inclusions

Hosted entry to Uffizi Gallery
Hosted entry to Accademia Gallery

Exclusions

Live guide

Transfers between the two galleries
Audio guide
Access to Vasari Corridor

What to bring

A valid photo ID matching the ticket name

What's not allowed

Uffizi Gallery:

Large bags, backpacks, and umbrellas (must be left in the free cloakroom near the entrance)
Flash photography, outside food and drink, drones, and pets (except service animals with advance notice)

Accademia Gallery:

Large bags, beverages, tripods, and flash photography.
Pets (except guide dogs, service dogs, and certified therapy pets)

Accessibility

Both the Uffizi and Accademia Galleries are wheelchair- and stroller-accessible, with facilities to accommodate visitors with mobility needs.
From December 2, 2024 to December 2, 2025, lifts in the east wing near the Granducal Staircase will be closed for maintenance. Visitors needing lift access can ask staff to escort them to the west wing (Lanzi Staircase) lifts.

Additional information

Tip: Start at the Accademia for a shorter visit and finish at the Uffizi, which typically takes longer to explore.
No re-entry is allowed once you exit either gallery.
Insider tip – Uffizi: The cafeteria above the Loggia dei Lanzi offers panoramic views of Piazza della Signoria—worth a coffee stop!
Insider tip – Accademia: Need a quick break? Pop over to the nearby Mercato di San Lorenzo for gelato or a snack.
On the first Sunday of every month, the Uffizi offers free entry during normal opening hours.
Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult at the Accademia.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Elevate your art journey with an exclusive small-group tour of the Uffizi Gallery with reserved entry tickets.
This is a more extensive and in-depth tour of unmissable masterpieces, offering a richer understanding that you won't see on museum signage.
Your expert guide will reveal techniques and historical context on iconic works, like the Virtues panel paintings, 6 by Pollaiuolo and the 7th by Botticelli.
Bypass the queues, maximize your time within the gallery, and get the chance to interact with your guide and fellow participants in a cozy group size.

Inclusions

Reserved tickets to Uffizi Gallery
English, Italian, or Spanish-speaking guide
Headsets for more than 3 participants
Small group of 9 people

Tip: Art enthusiasts entranced by the light and shadow play of Caravaggio’s works can choose to spend more time in Room 90/91.
Every first Sunday of the month, the museum follows normal opening hours and entry is free for everyone.
All visitors must leave umbrellas, large bags, and backpacks in the cloakroom located near the museum entrance. The use of the cloakroom is free.
Please note that all visitors to the museum must go through the security check. At the busiest times, the line for the check takes approximately 10 to 15 minutes.
Re-entry is not allowed once you leave the gallery.
The following are not allowed in the venue: Flash photography, Outside food and drink, Drones, and Pets (except service animals with advance notice).

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Explore Florence’s top attractions over 5 days with skip-the-line access, audio guide, and a digital booklet.

Everything you get: Avail hosted entry at the Uffizi Gallery and walk straight in with an audio guide in 15+ languages. Explore the Pitti Palace and its galleries, and roam the Boboli and Bardini Gardens.
Why choose this: A host at the Uffizi means no fumbling at ticket counters: just a smooth, swift start to your visit. With five days on your pass, you can spread Florence’s other favorities, Pitti and Boboli, across a relaxed itinerary, avoiding museum fatigue and seeing each treasure at your own pace.

Inclusions

Uffizi Gallery skip-the-line entry
Assistance at the entry point of Uffizi Gallery
Audio guides for Uffizi Gallery available in English, Spanish, Polish, Italian, French, German, Hungarian, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Korean, Greek, Dutch, Turkish, and Portuguese
Entry to Palazzo Pitti
Entry to the Gallery of Modern Art
Entry to Museum of Costume and Fashion
Entry to Boboli and Bardini Gardens
Multilingual digital booklet for Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens in English, Spanish, Polish, Italian, French, German, Hungarian, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Korean, Greek, Dutch, Turkish, and Portuguese

Exclusions

Live guide

Multilingual audio app for Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens
Multilingual eBook for Uffizi Gallery

What to bring

Valid photo ID for booking confirmation
Your own earphones to use with the digital audio guide

What’s not allowed

Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage
Pets, except for registered service animals
Alcohol, drugs, or other intoxicants
Flash photography, tripods, and filming equipment

Accessibility

The experience is wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators available at all included venues.
Accessible restrooms are available on site. Staff are trained to assist visitors with mobility needs.
From December 2, 2024 to December 2, 2025, lifts in the east wing near the Granducal Staircase will be closed for maintenance.
Visitors needing lift access can ask staff to escort them to the west wing (Lanzi Staircase) lifts.

Additional information

The pass is valid for 5 consecutive days from the first activation i.e. your Uffizi Gallery visit. The remaining attractions can be visited at any time during their opening hours across the 5 days.
Keep the tickets for all 5 days as they are required for entry to all venues, and not just the Uffizi Gallery.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Two museums, zero waiting. Your guide takes you inside Florence’s most celebrated art spaces to meet Botticelli, Michelangelo, and more.

Everything you get at Uffizi Gallery: With fast-track entry, dive straight into the Uffizi’s treasure trove of Renaissance art. Follow your expert guide through iconic works like The Birth of Venus and Annunciation, as you explore the lives and legacies of Italy’s master painters.
Everything you get at Accademia Gallery: Bypass queues again as your guide leads you to David, Michelangelo’s masterpiece. Explore the Hall of the Prisoners, golden-background altarpieces, and the rare musical instrument collection—all brought to life through expert storytelling.
Why choose this: Visiting the Uffizi and the Accademia together lets you see the Renaissance in full: the Uffizi sets the stage with masterpieces that shaped the era, and the Accademia brings it to life through its celebrated sculptures. Depth, convenience, and insider insight are integrated into one seamless experience.

Inclusions Uffizi Gallery

Guided tour of Uffizi Gallery with reserved timed entry
Expert English, Spanish, or Italian-speaking local guide

Accademia Gallery

Guided tour of Accademia Gallery with reserved timed entry
Expert English, Spanish, or Italian-speaking local guide

Exclusions

Transfers between the two galleries

Access to Vasari Corridor

What to bring

A valid photo ID matching the ticket name

What's not allowed

Uffizi Gallery:

Large bags, backpacks, and umbrellas (must be left in the free cloakroom near the entrance)
Flash photography, outside food and drink, drones, and pets (except service animals with advance notice)

Accademia Gallery:

Large bags, beverages, tripods, and flash photography
Pets (except guide dogs, service dogs, and certified therapy pets)

Accessibility

Both the Uffizi and Accademia Galleries are wheelchair and stroller accessible, with facilities to accommodate visitors with mobility needs.
From December 2, 2024 to December 2, 2025, lifts in the east wing near the Granducal Staircase will be closed for maintenance. Visitors needing lift access can ask staff to escort them to the west wing (Lanzi Staircase) lifts.

Additional information

Tip: Start at the Accademia for a shorter visit and finish at the Uffizi, which typically takes longer to explore
No re-entry is allowed once you exit either gallery.
Insider tip – Uffizi: Request your guide to lead you to the Arno-facing windows in the Tribuna room.
Insider tip – Accademia: Ask your guide about how the sculpture 'The Rape of the Sabine' got its name.
On the first Sunday of every month, the Uffizi offers free entry during normal opening hours.
Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult at the Accademia.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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Enter at your chosen time slot to see Botticelli's genius and other Renaissance masterpieces up close.

Everything you get: Schedule your entry to the museum at a time convenient to you for a Renaissance deep-dive. Stand face-to-face with Botticelli’s Venus, and catch the early works of Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo. When you're ready for something darker, see Caravaggio’s haunting Medusa: a masterpiece as bold as it is unforgettable.
Why choose this: This experience pairs flexibility with world-class culture, allowing you the freedom to chart your own itinerary and tour the exhibits at your own pace. Immerse yourself on your own terms: no schedules, just pure discovery.
Upgrades: Avail a host to sort out ticket-validation logistics and get you in pronto. Want deeper insights with a personal touch? Opt for a guided tour. For rich commentary at your fingertips, book an audio guided tour.

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Uffizi Gallery Guided Tour With Skip-The-Line Entry Tickets

Breeze past the crowds and time-travel back to the Renaissance on this expert-led experience.

Everything you get: Arrive at your chosen time slot and behold masterpieces of the 14th-16th-century. Avail both priority entry and a knowledgeable guide to better appreciate both the Renaissance rock stars (Botticelli, Michelangelo, da Vinci Caravaggio) and the hidden gems who altered the course of art history.
Why choose this: Waiting time to enter the museum (especially during peak season) can often exceed an hour. Enjoy the two-fold benefit of skipping the ticket queue and having a certified guide who speaks your language. Whether it's soaking in the serenity of Venus or feeling the chill when you take in Medusa, go beyond seeing to truly experiencing the art at Uffizi.
Upgrades: Think you'd feel more comfortable amid fewer guests? Opt for the small-group option where you'll be part of a cohort of 9 or fewer folks, as opposed to the standard 14-member group.

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1 hr. 30 min.

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Combo (Save 5%): Uffizi and Accademia Gallery Hosted Entry Tickets

Skip the lines and skip the stress: your host guarantees smooth entry so you can focus on the Uffizi’s Renaissance treasures and Accademia’s world-famous David.

Everything you get at Uffizi Gallery: Timed entry and a host at the door mean you skip the wait and step straight into the Renaissance’s golden age. See how the Medici’s grand patronage fueled this cultural rebirth, resulting in the displays of Botticelli's, Caravaggio's, and da Vinci's finest works.
Everything you get at Accademia Gallery: Your host whisks you past ticket lines so you can stand before Michelangelo’s David, a symbol of civic pride, and The Prisoners, forever straining toward freedom. Explore spaces that spotlight the era’s sculptural mastery and religious devotion.
Why choose this combo: With your host guiding you, skip the long, slow-moving lines that can eat up your time (up to two hours at the Uffizi and an hour at the Accademia) and head straight to the masterpieces where your time really counts.

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Check availability

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Combo (Save 5%): Uffizi and Accademia Guided Tour

Two museums, zero waiting. Your guide takes you inside Florence’s most celebrated art spaces to meet Botticelli, Michelangelo, and more.

Everything you get at Uffizi Gallery: With fast-track entry, dive straight into the Uffizi’s treasure trove of Renaissance art. Follow your expert guide through iconic works like The Birth of Venus and Annunciation, as you explore the lives and legacies of Italy’s master painters.
Everything you get at Accademia Gallery: Bypass queues again as your guide leads you to David, Michelangelo’s masterpiece. Explore the Hall of the Prisoners, golden-background altarpieces, and the rare musical instrument collection—all brought to life through expert storytelling.
Why choose this: Visiting the Uffizi and the Accademia together lets you see the Renaissance in full: the Uffizi sets the stage with masterpieces that shaped the era, and the Accademia brings it to life through its celebrated sculptures. Depth, convenience, and insider insight are integrated into one seamless experience.

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Raphael (c. 1506) | Hall 66

Medusa

Caravaggio (c. 1597) | Hall 90

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Michelangelo (c. 1507) | Hall 35

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