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Uffizi Galleries
Giuseppe Bezzuoli (1784 - 1855). A great protagonist of romantic painting.
Palazzo Pitti houses the first major exhibition dedicated to the Florentine artist.
Female Artists at the Uffizi
Self-portraits of women in the Uffizi collections
Uffizi surroundings
A territory to explore, an artistic heritage to rediscover
Covid 19: latest news on the museum admission
Info on the Uffizi Galleries' Museums and rules to comply
An encounter with great Western art: an everlasting wonder
From the Uffizi to the Boboli Gardens: a road above the city
Between public and private court life: a Palace for three dynasties
Where Nature, Art, Science and Alchemy meet
A territory to explore, an artistic heritage to rediscover
The greatness of the Uffizi at kid hand
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Boboli Gardens
Boboli, a Literary Garden
From 03/05/2022 to 30/06/2022
Pitti Palace
Giuseppe Bezzuoli (1784 - 1855). A great protagonist of romantic painting.
From 29/03/2022 to 05/06/2022
Exhibitions
The Uffizi
14th May: exceptional opening until 10pm
From 11/05/2022 to 17/05/2022
Special Events
Terre degli Uffizi
Montespertoli
La predella degli Uffizi salvata al Castello di Montegufoni
From 14/05/2022 to 08/01/2022
Exhibitions
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Wild Orchids in Boboli Gardens
On the occasion of the spring flowering, the census of wild orchids in the park of the Florentine palace goes on
Insights
Uffizi Galleries: the most visited place of culture in Italy in 2021
The museums welcomed 1,721,637 visitors, according to the annual ranking on museums by the journal “Il Giornale dell’Arte”
Announcements
Palatine Chapel and Museum of Russian icons
New premises are open in Pitti Palace from 2 January 2022
Conservation
Uffizi: the Terrace of the Map Room reopens to the public after 20 years