(For example: If you book entry to the Vasari Corridor at 11:15 AM, your entry to the Uffizi Gallery will be at 9:15 AM) Take advantage of the reopening of the Vasari Corridor after 8 long years of restoration! Please arrive two hours earlier to entry to the Uffizi Gallery.
Benefit from the reopening of the Vasari Corridor after 8 years of restoration.
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Entry time specified at booking is for the Vasari Corridor so that two hours earlier than the time booked for the Uffizi Gallery is the best time to arrive.
So, if your booking is for Vasari Corridor on 11:15 AM, you’ll enter Uffizi Gallery at 9:15 AM.
The reopening of the Vasari Corridor in Florence will occur in December 2024, eight years of restoration. This remarkable Renaissance structure does not just stand on the ground but features a long story that connects history, art, and power—a story that it invites you to explore. This above-ground passage was made for the Medici to join Palazzo Pitti Palazzo Vecchio and the Uffizi so that they could move around easily without showing their power. From Florence it crossed the Ponte Veczo; it showed Medici power decorated with art and frescoes of their victories. After many years and muchhidden treasure this place hasfinaly reopened. Walk throuhg history learnwonderful tales and see the greatviews over Florence. See theRenaissance from a different angle. Bookyour visit now to touchand see thislasting jewel!
45 minutes - Free entrance
Uffizi is the most famed of museums and it sits in Florence, the center of Renaissance art and culture. Long known for its great prestige, it comes to life within an elegant building designed by Giorgio Vasari for the Medici family and filled with masterpieces born between the Middle Ages and Baroque periods. famous works include "The Birth of Venus" and "Primavera", Medusa by Caravaggio and masterpieces by Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, and Titian. The trip through every gallery is an exploration of art history that gives the visitor a unique insight into the creative genius that made the Italian Renaissance a world phenomenon. Great views of Florence, like the old bridge and Arno River, are seen from this building. To see the town's skill and its long history at true greatness, the Uffizi Gallery is a must. Plan your visit; dive into the Renaissance!
2 hours - Free entrance
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