š Private overground passageway linking Palazzo Vecchio, Uffizi Gallery, and Palazzo Pitti. Built in 1565 by Giorgio Vasari.
š Reopened to the public on December 21, 2024, after renovations.
š¼ļø Features over 1,000 paintings, including self-portraits.
š¶ Offers unique elevated views of Florence and the Arno River.
šļø Historically significant, used by Medici family for discreet travel.
š Connects major Florentine landmarks.
šļø Reservations are mandatory and tickets sell out quickly.
š« Large bags and suitcases are not allowed.
š No re-entry to Uffizi Gallery after the visit.
āæ Wheelchairs over 230kg or 120cm length are not permitted.
š Wear comfortable shoes for walking through narrow passages.
ā° Visit during mornings or late afternoons for fewer crowds.
š Bring a guidebook or audio guide as staff do not provide explanations.
š° Single ticket Uffizi + Corridor: 43ā¬ (day of), 47ā¬ (prior). Special evening: 20ā¬ (day of), 24ā¬ (prior). PassePartout 5 Days + Corridor: 58ā¬. Annual pass holders: +20ā¬ fee.
š Tuesday to Sunday, 10:15 am - 4:35 pm. Select Fridays (July 4 - Sep 26, 2025, except Aug 15) 7 pm - 11 pm. Closed Mondays.
Equipped with ramps, walkways, and elevators.
Wheelchairs exceeding 230 kg or 120 cm are not permitted.
Available within the Uffizi Gallery before entering the corridor.
Available at Uffizi Gallery, but re-entry to collect items after corridor visit is not allowed.
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