Uffizi Gallery Tour
Florence, Italy
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Trip Type: Cultural Tours
Duration: 90 minutes
When masterpieces by Raphael, Botticelli and Michelangelo are only a small part of what the Uffizi's world-famous collection has to offer, there is no time for waiting in line.
Your guide takes you right in so you can get started!
Your guide takes you right in so you can get started!
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When masterpieces by Raphael, Botticelli and Michelangelo are only a small part of what the Uffizi's world-famous collection has to offer, there is no time for waiting in line.
Your guide takes you right in so you can get started!Skip the Line at the Uffizi Gallery and see it all with an experienced guide.
Led by and experienced guide, you will discover some of the most exciting Renaissance artworks such as Botticelli's Birth of Venus, Michelangelo's only masterpiece on wood and Leonardo da Vinci's enigmatic Adoration of the Magi.
In these galleries, which are in chronological order, you will see some of the most famous works of art in the world which span from the Middle Ages through to the Mannerist period and beyond.
Works that have become iconic and whose images have been used the world over for various purposes are found here in their original form. You will learn of these works within the framework of their original context.
The gallery itself is a masterpiece. Commissioned by Cosimo I de Medici, it was originally intended as offices for the guilds and administration of the Florentine government. Over time, its function changed and it came to be used to display the every growing art collection of this family of patrons of the arts, The Medici. The Uffizi is, in fact, one of the oldest art museums in Europe.
Your guide takes you right in so you can get started!Skip the Line at the Uffizi Gallery and see it all with an experienced guide.
Led by and experienced guide, you will discover some of the most exciting Renaissance artworks such as Botticelli's Birth of Venus, Michelangelo's only masterpiece on wood and Leonardo da Vinci's enigmatic Adoration of the Magi.
In these galleries, which are in chronological order, you will see some of the most famous works of art in the world which span from the Middle Ages through to the Mannerist period and beyond.
Works that have become iconic and whose images have been used the world over for various purposes are found here in their original form. You will learn of these works within the framework of their original context.
The gallery itself is a masterpiece. Commissioned by Cosimo I de Medici, it was originally intended as offices for the guilds and administration of the Florentine government. Over time, its function changed and it came to be used to display the every growing art collection of this family of patrons of the arts, The Medici. The Uffizi is, in fact, one of the oldest art museums in Europe.
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