Visit the Uffizi Gallery with a professional guide!

Don't miss the opportunity to transform your visit into a memorable experience.
Booking a guided tour can make the difference!

Just try to imagine the overwhelming power of 45 rooms full of paintings... and now consider how much time are you planning to spend in the Uffizi... maybe just 2 or 3 hours? Result: a possible disaster.
Sadly most of visitors forget that approaching such an extraordinary collection, what is really important is not to see everything but to seize the essence of the masterpieces.
It is necessary, if is your first time at the Uffizi, to focus on the highlights.

Allow a guide to explain you technique, historical context, style, iconography, symbolic meanings of the 20/25 most famous paintings: in an hour an 30 minutes you will really understand and remember them forever.
This will make your time valuable and your visit enjoyable.
Small groups, experienced guides, sounds great, doesn't it? Remember, after the tour, you can stay as long as you like and keep exploring the museum on your own.

To visit the Uffizi is like to take a journey across five centuries of Italian painting, don't start your journey unprepared!

Tour details: Meeting: 15 minutes before the entrance time meet the guide in front of "gate 3" (on the right-hand side coming from Signoria square, opposite to entrance gate). The guide will give you entrance tickets! Duration: h 1,30 Language: English

Inclusions: Local guide officially authorized Whisper System (included for groups over 10 persons) Entrance fee for Uffizi Gallery Exhibition fee

Reduced and free tickets

May purchase Reduced/Half Ticket ^*:

• European Community citizens between 18 and 25 years old (valid identity document needed at the entrance)
• Teachers from EU public institutes (Città del Vaticano, Montecarlo, Switzerland, Luxemburg, Repubblica di San Marino, Lichtestein included) with proof of tenure.

May purchase Free Ticket ^**:

• Non European Community citizens under 6 years old (valid identity document needed at the entrance)
• European Community citizens under 18 and over 65 years old (valid identity document needed at the entrance)

Service fees and eventual temporary exhibition fees are always due