What are Uffizi Gallery opening hours?

Yes, of course! You can avoid crowds and bypass long queues with skip-the-line tickets. Choose the Uffizi Gallery tickets or skip-the-line guided tour a hassle-free experience. Even the VIP small-group guided tour helps you beat the queues with priority entry.

Uffizi Gallery does not have a car park of its own, but there are plenty of parking options. You can check out Garage Palazzo Vecchio, which is active throughout the week from 7am to 12am.

Yes, of course! Uffizi Gallery won't take more than a few hours, and Accademia, where the statue is, won't take you long either. You can even find time to see the 7 other galleries inside Accademia. Opt for the Uffizi and Accademia (David) guided tour and save up on time and money.

The gallery is open from Tuesday to Sunday, 8:15am to 6:50pm with the last admission at 5:30pm, so depending on the season, the crowds may differ a bit. During peak season (April-October), early weekdays offer the best chance for a comfortable experience.

No official early-bird or late-night access is available at the Uffizi Gallery at the moment.

Arriving earlier than your entry time usually means waiting until the designated time slot. But sometimes, you may be allowed early entry if capacity permits. If not, there’s so much to do around the Uffizi Gallery. You can explore the surrounding areas, you can walk by the Arno River, and stroll on the iconic Ponte Vecchio. Or you can pick up a book and sit having coffee at one of the cafes nearby. Trattoria Ponte Vecchio, Trattoria Antico Fattore or get gelato at Gelateria Morè.

It's recommended to arrive at least 15-20 minutes before your scheduled timeslot to allow for any queues at the entrance.

If you're late, your entry might be delayed or denied, depending on the gallery's capacity and ticketing policy at that time.