Where is Vasari Corridor Located?

The best ways to get there

Line C1 (Galleria degli Uffizi)

Walking distance: 1–2 minutes.
This stop is directly at or near the Uffizi Gallery, offering the shortest walk.

Line C2 (Condotta)

Walking distance: 2–3 minutes.
The stop is near one of Florence's iconic squares, Piazza della Signoria, and very close to the Uffizi Gallery.

Lines C3, 23, and C1 (Benci)

Walking distance: 3–5 minutes.
Located along the river, this stop provides a pleasant and short walk to the gallery.

Lines C3, 23, and City Sightseeing Line A (Corso dei Tintori)

Walking distance: 5–7 minutes.
Positioned slightly east of the gallery, near Santa Croce, it requires a short walk through the historic streets.

Unità (T2 lines)

Walking distance: ~10 minutes (1 kilometer)
This is the closest tram stop to the Uffizi Gallery and Florence’s historic center. It's located near Piazza della Repubblica, making it convenient for visitors exploring the area.

Alamanni - Stazione (T1.3 and T2 lines)

Walking distance: ~15–20 minutes (1.5 kilometers)
Situated near the Santa Maria Novella train station. While a bit farther, it provides an alternative for those connecting to regional or national trains.

Valfonda - Stazione Santa Maria Novella (T1.3 and T2 lines)

Walking distance: ~18 minutes (1.4 kilometers)
A tram stop near the north side of the Santa Maria Novella station, ideal for travelers arriving via train.

You can use the following train stations when traveling from longer distances, from outside the city and neighboring regions.

Santa Maria Novella (Firenze SMN)

Walking distance: ~15–20 minutes (1.4 kilometers)
Florence's central train station, serving regional, national, and international routes. It is well-connected by bus and tram to the city center.

Campo di Marte

Walking distance: ~35–40 minutes (3 kilometers)
A secondary station mostly serving regional and some intercity trains. It's farther from the city center but accessible by bus or taxi.

Firenze Statuto

Walking distance: ~45 minutes (3.5 kilometers)
A smaller station on the outskirts of the city center, primarily serving regional routes. Accessible by public transportation.

Walking to the Vasari Corridor offers multiple scenic routes, each showcasing Florence’s charm.

Approaching from Piazza della Signoria, you'll pass the imposing Palazzo Vecchio and the lively square filled with sculptures like Michelangelo’s David (replica) and Cellini's Perseus.
From the Ponte Vecchio, the corridor's iconic arches rise above the bustling goldsmith shops, framing views of the Arno River.
If coming through the Lungarno Archibugieri, you'll follow a quieter path along the river, catching glimpses of the corridor's discreet windows and Renaissance architecture. As you near the Uffizi Gallery, the grandeur of the colonnades and statues hint at the artistic treasures waiting inside.

Frequently asked questions about getting to Vasari Corridor

Where is the Vasari Corridor located?

The Vasari Corridor is located in Florence, Italy. It connects the Uffizi Gallery to the Palazzo Pitti, passing above the Ponte Vecchio and other parts of the city.

Is the Vasari Corridor within walking distance from Florence’s city center?

Yes, the Vasari Corridor is centrally located. It is about a 10-minute walk from Florence Cathedral (Duomo) and 15–20 minutes from Santa Maria Novella train station.

Which is the best mode of public transport to reach the Vasari Corridor?

Bus stops are the closest, with four stops sitting at walking distances of just 1 to 5 minutes from Uffizi. Altogether, they serve six different lines, making it the best option in terms of city-wide connectivity.

Are there parking options near the Vasari Corridor?

Parking is limited in Florence’s historic center. Consider parking at garages near Santa Maria Novella or Piazza della Stazione and walking to the Uffizi Gallery.

Can I access the Vasari Corridor from Pitti Palace?

No, the main public entrance is via the Uffizi Gallery, though the Corridor historically connects to Palazzo Pitti.

Is the Vasari Corridor wheelchair accessible?

The Corridor has limited accessibility for individuals with mobility challenges due to its historic structure. Contact the Uffizi Gallery for specific accessibility options.