Florence: Uffizi Gallery Small Group Guided Tour

An in-depth experience with timed entry
Experience the Uffizi Gallery like never before with our exclusive semi-private tour, limited to just 15 participants. Enjoy timed entry to the Uffizi Gallery, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free start to your visit. Led by a licensed local expert guide, you'll enjoy an intimate and immersive exploration of one of the world's most famous museums. With headsets to listen clearly to your guide, you'll be sure that you won't miss a thing.

Important Visitor Information

Before completing your purchase, the full names (first and last name) and dates of birth of all participants are required.
All visitors must present a valid ID upon arrival to access the booked attraction.

Discover Renaissance Masterpieces
Your journey will begin on the second floor, known for housing masterpieces created by art geniuses. As you navigate through the galleries, your tour guide will bring to life the stories behind iconic works and provide fascinating insights about their creation. Marvel at breathtaking artworks such as Botticelli's The Birth of Venus and Primavera, along with Leonardo da Vinci's Annunciation. A stimulating highlight awaits as your guide introduces you to Michelangelo's Doni Tondo, one of his rare completed paintings and the only surviving piece from his early period. The tour also covers works by Raphael, Titian, and Caravaggio, giving you a complete perspective on Renaissance art, its evolution, and its influence on future artistic movements. With an expert guide revealing captivating details, this semi-private tour will elevate your appreciation for art.

Explore Freely After the Tour
As your guided tour concludes, you may continue exploring the gallery at your own pace. Visit the terrace for stunning views over Florence, or explore additional collections displayed on the first floor. Unlike the second floor, this area focuses on Byzantine art and earlier periods. Here, you can also admire Caravaggio masterpieces such as Medusa, Bacchus, and The Sacrifice of Isaac.