What is the Uffizi Gallery?

The Uffizi Gallery, situated in Florence, Italy, is a globally renowned art museum celebrated for its extensive collection of Renaissance art. It is particularly recognized for its exceptional assortment of Italian Renaissance masterpieces by renowned artists like Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Botticelli, and Raphael.

What is the best time to visit Uffizi Gallery?

Florence's most prestigious gallery is always booming, so it's best to book your tickets in advance. Crowds peak during the top tourist season of the European summer, in the months of June to September mostly. Winter months promise a quieter experience, and tickets can be cheaper during this time too. First-light morning visits and late afternoon to evening viewings also see lesser crowds.

What are the opening hours of the Uffizi Gallery?

Taking photos and videos is typically restricted inside the Uffizi Gallery, except for certain designated areas. However, non-flash photography may be allowed in specific sections of the gallery. To obtain specific guidelines, it's advisable to refer to the official website or inquire with the museum staff for up-to-date information.

How much time does it take to take a tour of Uffizi Gallery?

The time required for a tour of the Uffizi Gallery can fluctuate depending on factors such as the visitor's level of interest in the artwork, their pace, and the museum's crowd levels. On average, a self-guided tour of the Uffizi Gallery may take around 2-3 hours to explore the main highlights of the collection. However, for those who are passionate about art, dedicating more time to fully appreciate the extensive array of masterpieces on display may be desirable.

How do I get around Uffizi Gallery?

Situated in the heart of Florence, it is less than ten minutes walk from the train station Santa Maria Novella (SMN). It sits next to the Piazza della Signoria and boasts great views of the City's best-loved bridge, the Ponte Vecchio.

Any tips for saving money on a trip to Uffizi Gallery?

Strapped for cash? The best way to save some extra dough in Florence is by prioritising your must-sees. Look at your bucket list, and see where we offer cheaper combination tickets and saver deals that include tours among other key attractions to get extra bang for your buck.

Uffizi Gallery Tours and Tickets

With your Uffizi Gallery Tickets, see works from the likes of Botticelli, Raphael, Titian, Da Vinci, Velazquez, Caravaggio, and Michelangelo, the world-famous gallery has brought travellers and locals alike to the helms of its artistic Mecca since time immemorial. Built in 1581 as public office space, it's no surprise that the biggest collection of Italian Renaissance is held in regal and romantic Florence, where time seemingly stands still. Whiling away a day among Italy's most prized treasures at the Uffizi Gallery is a must-do for travellers to this city. The beauty of Uffizi isn't just within the walls but beyond them. A stroll to the entrance of the gallery shows off exquisite symmetrical pillars and a sumptuous detailed design that's lasted more than 500 years. See the place heralded by artists the world over which is a not-to-be-missed Florentine experience.

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Our tips for Uffizi

Closing hours don't spell the end of the fun. The Gallery at sunset is quite a sight. Stroll the perimeter of the museum to truly soak up this spectacular building.
Follow the Uffizi trail. Works in the gallery are presented chronologically, taking viewers on an enlightened journey of the Renaissance, beginning to end. Enjoy the chronology; it takes the stress out of gallery planning.
Enjoy charming views at the museum's rooftop café. All out of steam? Take a recess from these overwhelmingly impressive pieces and visit the museum's terrace café for a breather with beautiful views.

Good to know

In 1993, a car bomb - allegedly organized by the Sicilian Mafia - damaged parts of the palace, destroying three paintings altogether and damaging 30 other pieces. It wasn't until 1998 that a renovated Uffizi reopened the damaged galleries and restored artworks were displayed again.

The gallery was initially built under the request of Granduca Francisco de Medici. The son of Cosimo I was looking to create public offices and a meeting place for bureaucrats.

The 1996 flood from the Arno River saw the city of Florence virtually underwater, with works in the Uffizi Gallery under threat of irreversible water damage. As word spread of the flood, tourists and locals alike rushed to the city in a bid to rescue the artworks. They succeeded and were dubbed, the mud angels.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the Uffizi Gallery?

A:
The Uffizi Gallery, situated in Florence, Italy, is a globally renowned art museum celebrated for its extensive collection of Renaissance art. It is particularly recognized for its exceptional assortment of Italian Renaissance masterpieces by renowned artists like Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Botticelli, and Raphael.
Q: What is the best time to visit Uffizi Gallery?

A:
Florence's most prestigious gallery is always booming, so it's best to book your tickets in advance. Crowds peak during the top tourist season of the European summer, in the months of June to September mostly. Winter months promise a quieter experience, and tickets can be cheaper during this time too. First-light morning visits and late afternoon to evening viewings also see lesser crowds.
Q: What are the opening hours of the Uffizi Gallery?

A:
Taking photos and videos is typically restricted inside the Uffizi Gallery, except for certain designated areas. However, non-flash photography may be allowed in specific sections of the gallery. To obtain specific guidelines, it's advisable to refer to the official website or inquire with the museum staff for up-to-date information.
Q: How much time does it take to take a tour of Uffizi Gallery?

A:
The time required for a tour of the Uffizi Gallery can fluctuate depending on factors such as the visitor's level of interest in the artwork, their pace, and the museum's crowd levels. On average, a self-guided tour of the Uffizi Gallery may take around 2-3 hours to explore the main highlights of the collection. However, for those who are passionate about art, dedicating more time to fully appreciate the extensive array of masterpieces on display may be desirable.
Q: How do I get around Uffizi Gallery?

A:
Situated in the heart of Florence, it is less than ten minutes walk from the train station Santa Maria Novella (SMN). It sits next to the Piazza della Signoria and boasts great views of the City's best-loved bridge, the Ponte Vecchio.
Q: Any tips for saving money on a trip to Uffizi Gallery?

A:
Strapped for cash? The best way to save some extra dough in Florence is by prioritising your must-sees. Look at your bucket list, and see where we offer cheaper combination tickets and saver deals that include tours among other key attractions to get extra bang for your buck.