Date: 26 May to 28 July 2024
Location: Uffizi, ground floor, in a big room at the beginning of the museum itinerary
Curated by: The Uffizi
Date: 7 May to 4 August 2024
Location: Uffizi, first floor, Rooms of works on paper (C7 e C8)
Curated by: Luisa Berretti, Laura Donati and Donatella Fratini
Since the Uffizi Gallery has an array of masterpieces by famous artists lined up under one roof, the gallery has a small archive of the footage arranged of the temporary exhibitions that are conducted with the Uffizi Galleries’ museums. If you are unable to make it to the museum’s exhibitions, you can admire various iconic pieces of artwork, right from the comfort of your couch.
A few exhibitions that can be viewed include The famous fresco by Andrea del Castagno depicting Dante Alighieri in San Godenzo, Tommaso Mozzati - Alonso Berruguete and the art of drawing: from Castile to Rome, from Florence to Spain and Spain and Italy in dialogue in the 16th-century Europe.
Uffizi has numerous collections of art produced by world-class artists that are definitely worth witnessing. Discover these iconic masterpieces of the Uffizi collection and learn all about their history, traveling through captivating descriptions and HD images.
Explore Uffizi’s new halls and get a 360° virtual tour of the enormous art collection that is housed at the gallery. Get awestruck by the Venetian painting of the 1500s, one of the most important in the world. You can also check out many other significant artworks online such as The Portinari Triptych by Hugo van der Goes, On Being Present vol.II, Non per foco ma per divin’arte, to name a few.
Some exhibitions include interactive or multimedia components to enhance visitor engagement. There are plenty of VR exhibitions around the museum too.
The Uffizi Gallery organizes at least 10 exhibitions annually.
Typically, a standard admission ticket to the Uffizi Gallery grants access to the majority of the permanent collection and any temporary exhibitions that are being shown within the gallery at the time of your visit. This means that visitors do not need to purchase separate tickets for different exhibitions within the Uffizi.
However, there are exceptions, particularly for special exhibitions or events that might require an additional fee or a separate ticket. It's always a good idea to check ahead for the most up-to-date information on ticketing requirements for specific exhibitions or special events that you're interested in attending.
Yes, the Uffizi Gallery often hosts seasonal exhibitions, showcasing different aspects of its vast collection.
Be sure to visit the Self-portraits on paper by 18th- and early 19th-century masters exhibitions. It is a unique opportunity to engage with art from a specific historical period and through a specific medium.