Tour Uffizi gallery Florence to see some of the most incredible works of art through Italian history from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance brought to life by your art expert guide.
What’s the meaning of Uffizi? Offices, did you know it?! However, this is not like any office you have been in before. The Uffizi is one of the world’s most renowned art museums, packed with masterpieces by the great artists who turned Florence into the capital of the Renaissance.
You can queue for hours to get into the Uffizi Gallery, but not on this tour. You’ll have skip the line tickets meaning you can walk straight in (after a security check) and admire some of the greatest works of art that made Florence into the Cradle of the Renaissance. Follow the evolution of Italian art through the centuries from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance, accompanied by an art expert who will tell you the stories and secrets behind each masterpiece.
Your guide will bring to life the works of some of Italy’s most important artists. Discover Giotto’s revolutionary art and admire the beauty of Botticelli’s Primavera and the sensuality of Venere. Surprise yourself with Leonardo Da Vinci’s mix of rational genius and artistic creativity, as well as the works of too many unequalled artists to mention - including Raphael and Michelangelo.
This is more than a museum tour - it’s a memorable experience where you can immerse your heart and soul in art. And you’ll learn about architecture too - the Vasari Corridor was opened to the public in 2007. Today it has finally reopened after years of restoration, making this the must-see experience of the year! Upgrade to our Uffizi & Vasari Corridor tour to make the most out of your visit. As you explore this hidden gem, your expert guide will reveal its fascinating history, from its secretive Medici past to the architectural marvels that make it unique. Don't miss the chance to walk this iconic passageway, offering breathtaking views over the Arno River and a rare glimpse into Florence’s artistic and political legacy.