Tickets

More info about categories of visitors entitled to free admission and reduced-price tickets.

All the information you need to reserve your tickets for the Uffizi Galleries.

All the information about the access to the Uffizi Galleries' museums.

From 21 February to 9 November, and from 21 December to 9 January, the admission fee costs 19 € instead of 25 € for visitors who have reserved the ticket to enter not later than 8.55am and for visitors who purchase tickets without reservation within 8.45am, with admission compulsorily not later than 8.55am.

On Low Season (10 January / 20 February - 10 November / 20 December) visitors to Pitti Palace who purchase their ticket in early morning or on Wednesdays after 3pm are entitled to a 50% discount on the price of admission (the ticket costs 5 €).

On High Season (21 December / 9 January - 21 February / 9 November) the ordinary admission ticket to Pitti Palace costs 12 € in early morning.

Visit Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens with the same discounted ticket.

Combined ticket, valid for 5 consecutive days, offering priority admission to all the monumental complexes of the Uffizi, Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens.

The validity extends to the sixth day only if the 5 consecutive days include Monday (when the museums are ordinarily closed), 25th December and 1st January. 

It is possible to visit the Museums of the Uffizi Galleries by purchasing an annual subscription, which includes all temporary exhibitions and priority admission.

Enter the Museum of the Opificio delle Pietre Dure, one of the most prestigious Institutes of the world

Groups of 11 people or more are required to pay an extra charge of 70 € to be admitted to the Uffizi

Special cumulative ticket for admission to the museums of the metropolitan area of Florence.

During the days (or time slots) of free admission to the museum, priority admission is suspended except for disabled visitors and people accompanying them by law, as well as pregnant women.