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The Uffizi Gallery in Florence is one of the oldest and most renowned art museums in the world. Founded by the Medici family in 1581, it houses an impressive collection of Renaissance masterpieces from some of Italy's greatest artists such as Michelangelo, da Vinci, and Botticelli.
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The Uffizi Gallery is home to countless works of art, spread across more than 100 rooms.
Spanning about 10 feet, this piece, originally a gift to the Medici family, depicts the Goddess of Love, Venus. Situated atop a seashell, seemingly undergoing a baptism, this painting blends Christian and Renaissance thought into one effortless confluence.
The Coronation of the Virgin represents Christ placing a crown on Mary’s head, surrounded by saints and angels. Due to the use of rich colors, Angelico’s work is arguably one of the best alter pieces in art history and has been at the Uffizi since the 1800s.
Excavated back in the 1500s in Rome, Bandinelli’s Laocoön and his Sons is based on the classic Greek story of the murder of Laocoön and his sons. One can observe Bandinelli’s careful attention to detail in portraying the raw emotion of human agony when viewing the sculpture.
Parmigianino uses unusual distortions to add a radical touch to his portrait of Mother Mary and Baby Jesus. In his attempt to provide a fresh perspective to a tried-and-tested artistic depiction, Parmigianino visualizes a larger-than-life Madonna with a long, swan-like neck, holding a large baby Jesus, surrounded by onlooking angels.
While most painters approach their subjects with an idealistic lens, Raphael chose to portray Pope Leo X from a realistic one. One can find the middle-aged Pope depicted as a powerful religious figure, as well as a public intellectual.
Under the tutelage of Verrocchio, da Vinci created his first masterpiece; one that is highly coveted by most art museums in the world. This piece depicts the moment Angel Gabriel announced to Mary that she would miraculously give birth to a boy. One should make it a point to note the minute details of Mary’s features and the lilies in Gabriel’s palm.
Few paintings from Titian’s era flamboyantly represent erotica like his Venus of Urbino. Regarded as a highly controversial painting of its time, it depicts Venus in a nude form, seemingly representing marriage, motherhood, and eroticism.
Caravaggio’s depiction of Medusa, one of Greek mythology’s most fascinating characters, has held onto critics’ attention for centuries. Based on legend, anyone who looked at Medusa would turn into stone. This alluring painting portrays her decapitated head at the hands of Perseus, who is shown using a shield to protect his eyes.
Tuesday to Sunday, 8:15 AM to 6:30 PM
Closed: Mondays and 25 December
Best Time to Visit: Early morning before the crowds settle in, or the final hour before entry closes.
Uffizi Gallery Opening HoursAddress: Piazzale degli Uffizi, 6, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy
Uffizi Gallery has three entrances:
Here are a few tips to keep in mind that can help you skip the long lines in front of the gallery:
A. Yes, guests can book their Uffizi tickets online.
A. Yes, you can book your Uffizi tickets in advance. The timeline may vary from ticket to ticket, as some allow for booking only a month in advance, while others can be booked up to three months in advance.
A. You can choose between skip-the-line, guided tours, or combo tickets when visiting Uffizi gallery.
A. Uffizi tickets start at €20.
A. Not all Uffizi tickets include skip-the-line access. You will have to specifically choose skip-the-line tickets so that you can bypass the long waiting lines and head straight to security check.
A. Yes, guests can book Uffizi Gallery tickets that include guided tours.
A. The cancellation policy of your tickets depends on the type of Uffizi tickets booked. While some can be cancelled up to 48 hours in advance orders cannot be cancelled amended or rescheduled. It is advised that you check the cancellation policy before booking your tickets.
A. Your Uffizi Gallery tickets are generally valid for the date and time selected at checkout. It is advised you check the validity prior to booking.
A. EU citizens between the age of 18-26 enjoy reduced pricing on their tickets. Differently-abled visitors and children under the age of 18 enjoy free entry into the Uffizi Gallery.
A. The best way to buy tickets to Uffizi Gallery is to get them online as you can avoid the hassle of standing in queues and avail of numerous discounts offered by third-party ticketing websites.
A. Uffizi Gallery is renowned for its incredible collection of art and sculptures from the Middle Ages to the Modern Period.
A. Some famous artworks to look out for include Boticelli's The Birth of Venus, Leonardo Da Vinci and Andrea del Verrochio's The Annunciation, Caravaggio's Medusa, and Venus of Urbino, among others.
A. The Uffizi Gallery is spread across three floors.
A. The Uffizi Gallery is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 8:15 AM to 6:30 PM. It is closed on Mondays, and on 25 December.
A. The best time to visit the Uffizi Gallery is as soon as it opens or in the late evening when the crowds have dwindled down.
A. You can take public transport such as the train and bus or drive down to Uffizi Gallery.
A. Yes. Special ramps and elevators are available at the Uffizi Gallery for differently-abled guests.