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Florence’s Uffizi Gallery sits proudly among the world’s pantheon of premier art museums. Filled with Renaissance and Baroque masterworks, the Uffizi is an odyssey into the evolution of art, and a must-see during any visit to Tuscany.
The Uffizi Gallery is the most famous and visited art gallery in Italy, with over 4.5 million visitors every year! Getting a ticket can sometimes be tough, not to mention the long lines snaking out the door.
See the collection of statuary and busts from antiquity, previously owned by the Medici family. These ancient Roman sculptures, along with copies of lost Greek originals, are displayed in the Gallery’s corridors.
With this five-day combination ticket, you can explore multiple attractions at your own pace in Florence.
Planning a quick jaunt to Florence? Be sure to dive into the rich realm of Renaissance art with a 1.5-hour tour of the legendary Uffizi Gallery.
Learn about Florence’s LGBTQ community during the renaissance on a guided tour
Explore the renowned Uffizi Gallery and discover the beauty of Renaissance art. This prestigious museum, located in a historic Renaissance building, features an impressive collection of Italian Renaissance paintings.
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Franco Zeffirelli, who died aged 96 in 2019, was one of the most famous actors and opera directors in Italy. Step into the world of cinema and opera and explore its changing faces over the last century with tickets to the Franco Zeffirelli Museum.
Florence’s Baptistery and Duomo, featuring Brunelleschi’s dome, are must-sees due to the impressive architecture, both inside and out. The Florence Cathedral is a site you shouldn’t miss and seeing it at dawn before the crowds is even more special. “The Awakening” tour, is an early morning, small group tour that lets you see the Duomo wake up.
Learn to craft four traditional Italian dishes under a professional chef
Taste four of Tuscany’s renowned wines with delicious food
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