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Uffizi Gallery Tickets with Vasari Corridor Access

Duration

2 hrs 45 mins

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Top off your visit to the Uffizi by strolling its iconic hidden Medici passage all the way to Pitti Palace.

    • Begin your visit at the Uffizi Gallery and spend two hours exploring masterpieces by Botticelli, Michelangelo, and Leonardo da Vinci.

    • Then, walk through the Vasari Corridor, a 1km secret passage connecting the Pitti Palace and Palazzo Vecchio.

    • Discover the fascinating history of the corridor, originally constructed for the safety of the Medici family and adorned with frescoed walls and sculptures.

    • Experience a unique view of Florence from the Corridor’s windows, offering glimpses of the Arno River, Ponte Vecchio, and iconic squares.

    • End your 45-minute exploration at the Buontalenti Grotto, where the corridor finishes, and exit through the Ammannati Courtyard.

    • Access to the Vasari Corridor

    • Entry to Uffizi Gallery

    • Guided tour of Ufizzi Gallery and the Vasari Corridor
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

  • 27 reviews

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    What our guests say

    Christian E

    Solo
    Verified booking
    Oct 2025
    Unforgettable experience to visit the Uffici and the corridor together. Guide/guide told nothing extra about background and history.

    Ingeborg H

    Solo
    Verified booking
    Sep 2025
    The punctuality and friendliness of the management team; having time to look, take photos; competent passing on of information - however, you should think about whether you should also offer German and thus offer an internal differentiation. Thank you!

    Mirjam S

    Solo
    Verified booking
    Sep 2025
    Before the Vasari walk, you can visit the Uffizi Gallery for two hours. This time limit is definitely too short. Three hours would be a minimum. The Vasari Gallery is only signposted once you have almost found it. I must have asked five members of staff where the entrance was and finally asked the cleaning lady for directions. Of the two hours in the Uffizi, you should plan 20 minutes for the search for the Vasari corridor.

    Susanne D

    Solo
    Verified booking
    Oct 2025

    Ferrari F

    Solo
    Verified booking
    Sep 2025

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