If you'd like to visit the Uffizi Gallery without a guide, pre-book and skip the long entrance queues! Your Uffizi Gallery ticket will be pre-booked and pre-paid, for fast, hassle-free entry.
Highlights
- Skip the Line entry to the Florence Uffizi Gallery
- Self-guided visit to tour at your own leisure
- Admire masterpieces by Botticelli and Leonardo da Vinci
- Book ahead and avoid the queues
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Live Person/Uffizi GalleryGAte 2 located behind this Live Statue.Photo by: Suzanne D
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cool sculptureFlorencePhoto by: Yehochoua S
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The Tower of Palazzio VecchioView of the tower of Palazzio Vecchio in Piazza del Signoria, FlorencePhoto by: gayparis
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Cherub in FlorenceOne of the statues outside the Loggia del LanziPhoto by: gayparis
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Statue of Giotto outside the ...statue of Giotto alongside the main entrance of the UffiziPhoto by: gayparis
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Outside the UffiziStatue outside front entrance of Palazzo VecchioPhoto by: gayparis
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What You Can Expect
Skip the Line: Florence Uffizi Gallery Tickets
After skipping the line, you can explore the Uffizi Gallery, at your leisure. Located on the top floor of an impressive building erected by Giorgio Vasari between 1560 and 1580, you're free to admire some of the world's most famous artworks by the likes of Botticelli, Michaelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Raffaello, Giotto, Cimabue and Masaccio.
By pre-booking this Uffizi Gallery ticket you can avoid the long lines (which can take over two hours!) to enter the Gallery. The ticket includes standard entrance price plus fast-track access fee.
Customer Reviews
June 2013
It was great to skip the long line! The museum was great, even if you aren't an art major.
Chris T
USA
June 2013
we had to wait in line for a few minutes but it was not too bad. it was good to be able to explore on our own and walk along without having to hear a tour guide talk. It was awesome to finally see Boticelli's famous paintings and the Holy Family with John the Baptist by Michelangelo.
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