Uffizi Gallery and Vasari Corridor | Walk the Medici mile

No, once you exit the Uffizi via the Corridor, re-entry is not permitted. It’s best to explore the full gallery first before heading into the Corridor.

Expect a fascinating collection of 17th–18th century artworks, panoramic views over the Arno, and a rare look at Florence from the Medici’s secret aerial passageway.

Most combo tickets only include the Uffizi Gallery and the Vasari Corridor. Even though the corridor ends at the Pitti Palace, you’ll need to book a separate ticket to explore the palace. Same goes for the Boboli gardens — you’ll need a separate ticket to tour it.

Not at all. You can explore it on your own with timed-entry tickets. That said, a guided experience offers rich context, history, and stories you’d likely miss on your own.

No, there are no restrooms inside the Corridor itself. Be sure to use the facilities inside the Uffizi before your entry slot.

No. Due to space and security regulations, strollers, large bags, and backpacks are not permitted in the Corridor. There are storage areas in the Uffizi where you can leave your belongings.

Yes, non-flash photography is allowed. You’ll want to capture the panoramic views and the rarely-seen interior angles of Florence.

Yes! One of the highlights of walking the Corridor is crossing directly above the Ponte Vecchio and viewing its famous goldsmith shops from above.

Yes, it is fully air-conditioned, making it a pleasant experience even during Florence’s summer heat or rainy season.