Announcements

With the crane removed, Florence restores its aesthetic charme after nearly two decades

The intimate space beside Buontalenti’s Tribune, decorated with original frescoes illustrating scientific instruments and discoveries, has been completely restored.

After a five-year closure and nine months of restoration work, the sumptuous rooms of the Royal Apartments are once again accessible to the public

Reopening on 21 December after 8 years, the Uffizi's famous ‘air tunnel’ above the heart of Florence

A new lighting system and the return of the monumental horse for a restyling provided with great scenographic impact

More than 20 paintings outline the development of the Tuscan School which paved the way for the 'modern mannerism' and the most mature phase of the Renaissance

A true identity space of the museum, it housed in the 19th century some of the most famous sculptures of the grand ducal collection and the Roman reliefs embedded in the walls that made it unique: reconstructed as it once was, it is now visible to all.

The Galleries as a national and international example for museology studies

As of 6 May 2024 it is possible to download the ticket on your mobile directly

Special openings until December and other news!

Remembering Elio Carmi

The 27th edition of the ceremony awards at the Pergola Theatre in Florence

Special initiative of the Ministry of Culture for the first Sunday of the month and Republic Day

An “exhibition-homage” to the artist who lived through the horrors of the concentration camp and managed to recount them in a diary just as he experienced them

The Vasari Corridor as it was in the time of Medici: reopening on December 21, after 8 years and for the first time ever to the general public, the famous 'aerial tunnel' of the Uffizi above the heart of Florence.⁠

The large altarpiece has been relocated in the Saturn Room after one year away

The Gallery will take part to celebrations for the 50th anniversary of the birth of the most important fantasy role-playing game, Dungeons & Dragons, by exhibiting three 16th and 17th century engravings depicting the legendary monster in a medieval church in Lucca.

Director Simone Verde inaugurates new spaces and a new acquisition in the presence of Culture Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano

A selection of thirty-one paintings, arranged in three frescoed rooms in the museum's first corridor, showcases the "almost photographic" art of Belgian, Dutch, and German painters of the 15th and 16th centuries: among them, Dürer, Cranach, Memling, Froment, and Van Der Weyden

The panels have been reassembled for the first time after the Second World War

the dark grey walls enhance the gold background works