Accessibility
The Uffizi Galleries foster inclusion and accessibility in their museums at all levels.
Le Gallerie degli Uffizi si propongono come spazio di sviluppo e di accesso alla conoscenza per tutti. Promuovono l’abbattimento delle barriere fisiche, culturali e sociali con la finalità di educare al patrimonio. A questo scopo collaborano con persone, enti e associazioni senza scopo di lucro; elaborano percorsi dedicati e forniscono tutte le informazioni per un accesso facilitato agli spazi museali.
Per informazioni contattare l’Area Mediazione culturale e Accessibilità del Dipartimento per l’Educazione.
Contatti
uffiziaccessibili@cultura.gov.it
+39 055 2388617 | lunedì – venerdì dalle 9.00 alle 16.30
Special visits
Social narrative and Uffizi Activity Bag
Useful tools to plan the visit and carry out activities in the gallery
Sandro Botticelli, Primavera | Tactile Book
The first volume of the series of tactile books of the Uffizi Galleries is dedicated to the famous masterpiece of the Florentine Renaissance
Our Hypervisions focused on Cultural Mediation Projects
Virtual exhibitions, where artworks open up to new readings, new points of view and interpretations
Uffizi by touch
At the Uffizi, a route for the visually impaired offers the opportunity to autonomously touch some original sculptures from the Medici collection.
Raphael, Woman with a Veil | Tactile Book
The second volume of the series of tactile books of the Uffizi Galleries is dedicated to Raphael's portrait, displayed in Pitti Palace
Uffizi for Everyone. Masterpieces in International Sign Language
A series of International Sign Language videos to discover the Uffizi's masterpieces from home or at the museum with your mobile device
Factories of Stories
Story telling at the Uffizi Galleries
The tactile tour of the Modern Art Gallery
Visitors may touch ten famous artworks realized in different materials (bronze, marble, wood, semi-precious stones, plaster, baked clay, majolica), works which represent some crucial passages and changes in the art of sculpture from the 19th century to the first decade of the 20th century
News
Announcements
Coming soon in the Boboli Gardens, the 'Garden of the Senses'
A special program to increase the experience for blind and visually impaired people in the Upper Botanical Garden
Education
Uffizi Galleries received a special price for "Uffizi for everyone"
Diversity and inclusion at the Uffizi Galleries are a pivotal topic for our education staff
Education
For a creative approach to the collections of the Uffizi Gallery: the experience of the Drawing as Seeing workshop
Insights
Florence and the Middle East. A Cultural Arabesque
What is widely known in the Western world as Arabesque refers of an artistic representation of the interminable order and unison of nature that leads to infinity. Epigraphic, geometric and floral figures are meticulously brought together to form a pattern that repeats itself seemingly endlessly. If we dare to look close enough, the notion of an unbreakable continuity will appear almost naturally in the designs of many of the art pieces elaborated in the islamic art
Education
Two new laboratories for learning activities at the Uffizi and the second tactile book of the series
A double initiative to celebrate the 2023 International Day of People With Disabilities
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