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Uffizi Galleries

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The Uffizi Galleries is Florence's key museum for seeing Renaissance painting in the most concentrated way. If you want to see major works by Botticelli, Leonardo, Raphael, and others, it's best to narrow your viewing goals in advance.

Your reservation time and security entry can shape the whole schedule, so plan around the official ticket conditions.

Visitor information

Hours See the official information.
Admission See the official information.
Address Piazzale degli Uffizi 6, 50122 Firenze
Getting there Walk or take a bus from Santa Maria Novella Station, then walk from Piazza della Signoria

Opening hours and prices may change. Please check the official channel before visiting when an item says to check the official notice.

Useful tips

  • Even if you only see the highlights, the route is long, so it's best to allow at least 2 hours.
  • Arrive a little before your reserved entry time to leave time for security screening.
  • When planning your route, you may wonder whether to see only the highlights or cover the full route. Since official guidance says the painting and sculpture collections span multiple floors, it's worth leaving separate time around your reservation for security screening and the cloakroom.
  • Cafeteria and restroom locations are also shown in the official guide, so save the map before you enter. Mark the exhibition rooms you don't want to miss first so you don't spend extra time backtracking during the visit.

Frequently asked questions

Is buying on-site okay?

It may be possible on some days, but in peak season the risk of long waits and sellouts is high. Check official booking availability first.

Can I store my luggage?

According to official guidance, umbrellas, large bags, and backpacks must be left at the free cloakroom near the east corridor below the entrance. Check the official guidance before your visit for storage rules and temporary changes.

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