Uffizi Gallery Tickets

Piazzale degli Uffizi, 6, 50122, Firenze.
The Uffizi Gallery sits beside Piazza della Signoria, a short walk from the Duomo and Ponte Vecchio. It’s easily accessible on foot and by public transport from central Florence.
Bus: ATAF lines 6, 11, 14 and C1 stop nearby (get off at “Piazza della Signoria” or “Santa Maria Novella” and walk); some routes stop at “Tornabuoni” within a short walk.
Tram / walk: from Santa Maria Novella station take the tram (T1/T2) part of the way then walk (about 8–12 minutes), or walk directly from the station (≈15–20 minutes).
On foot: 3–8 minutes from Piazza del Duomo, 2–5 minutes from Ponte Vecchio via Via de’ Ginori or Borgo dei Greci.
Car / taxi: central ZTL (limited traffic zone) applies; we recommend using nearby public garages (e.g., Garage Piazza della Libertà or Garage San Lorenzo) and continuing on foot or by taxi.
Reference: Florence Tourist Information / ATAF public bus service.

TICKETS PRICES

Full ticket: € 29.00, € 20.00 from 4:00 p.m.
Reduced ticket: € 2.00 - European Union citizens only, aged +18 | -26 upon showing passport or ID, and citizens of non-EU Countries only upon mutual agreement (Norway, Island, Switzerland, Liechtenstein).
Free ticket: € 0.00 - Children under 18 years of any nationality, showing passport or id card. Children younger than 12 must be accompanied by adults

Please note: prices can be subject to changes due museum decisions, for special periods or events. The final prices are those indicated during the reservation procedure when you choose the date of the visit.

RATES INCLUDES

Optional digital guide € 10.00

The Uffizi Gallery, located in the heart of Florence, is one of the most famous museums in the world, welcoming more than one million visitors every year. Its permanent collection spans approximately four centuries of Italian art history, housing masterpieces by renowned artists such as Botticelli, Giotto, Cimabue, Michelangelo, and Raphael. Over time, the Medici family assembled this extraordinary collection, which was progressively enriched over the centuries. In 1737, Anna Maria Ludovica, the last heir of the Medici, donated the family's entire artistic heritage to the state of Tuscany, ensuring its preservation for future generations.

Masterpieces

Inside the museum you can find the masterpieces of Botticelli, Giotto, Cimabue, Michelangelo and Raffaello. It’s the most popular museum in the world and there are usually long lines at the entrance.

Greatest works

Botticelli, La Nascita di Venere, 1484 ca.

Botticelli, La Primavera, 1482 ca.

Leonardo da Vinci, Annunciazione, 1475 ca.

Michelangelo, Tondo Doni, 1506 ca.

Raffaello, Ritratto di Leone X, 1518 ca.

Tiziano, La Venere di Urbino, 1538

Caravaggio, Bacco, 1597 ca.