Florence: Vasari Corridor and Uffizi Gallery Exclusive Tour
Central Italy, Florence
Discover the extraordinary reopening of the Vasari Corridor on a guided tour. Admire the city from a unique perspective as you cross the Ponte Vecchio and visit the Uffizi Gallery.
Vasari Corridor and Uffizi Gallery Guided Tour in Florence
This guided tour in Florence suits art lovers and history enthusiasts interested in exclusive access to the Vasari Corridor and the Uffizi Gallery.
Highlights
- Experience the reopening of the Vasari Corridor in Florence
- Admire Florence from a unique perspective crossing the Ponte Vecchio
- Discover the Uffizi Gallery, featuring works by Botticelli, Michelangelo, and others
- Walk through the Vasari Corridor, once reserved for select individuals
- Learn about the history of the corridor and the Medici family
Description
Begin your tour at the Uffizi Gallery with direct access to the Vasari Corridor. View world-famous masterpieces including Botticelli's Venus, Michelangelo's Tondo Doni, Leonardo da Vinci's Annunciation, and Titian's Venus of Urbino.
The Vasari Corridor was commissioned by Grand Duke Cosimo I de Medici in 1565 and designed by Giorgio Vasari. Constructed in just five months, it allowed the Duke to move securely between palaces without mingling with the public.
Explore the passageway historically reserved for nobility, known as the 'Prince’s Path,' and enjoy a rare view of Florence from this artistic and architectural landmark.
Tickets are nominative and non-refundable, so please book only if you are certain to attend.
Includes
- Exclusive access to the Vasari Corridor
- Guided tour of the Uffizi Gallery
- Admiration of world-renowned artworks
- Unique views of Florence from the corridor
Important Information
- The tour starts at the Uffizi Gallery
- Direct access to the Vasari Corridor from the Uffizi Gallery
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, book in advance and bring a valid ID matching your ticket name. Morning tours offer less crowd and better lighting for viewing artworks.