Florence Uffizi Gallery Priority Entrance Ticket

Must-visit art museums in Florence,
Uffizi Gallery

The Uffizi Gallery is one of the most visited art museums in Italy. It features over 2,500 masterpieces from Byzantine art to the Renaissance, including works by famous artists such as Michelangelo, Botticelli, Giotto, da Vinci, and Raphael.

With over 2 million visitors a year, the Uffizi Gallery is always crowded. Purchase a skip-the-line ticket from WAUG and enter at your designated time.

I recommend viewing from the 3rd floor.

Most of the popular works of art in the Uffizi Gallery are on the third floor, so I recommend starting from the third floor right after entering. The Uffizi Gallery is a long corridor that is connected in a “ㄷ” shape, so it is best to look at them in the order they are displayed. The corridors are splendidly decorated with full-length statues of gods from Greek and Roman mythology and portraits of people who supported the Medici family.

The must-see rooms are Room 3 with Martini's 'Annunciation', the Botticelli Room in the middle, Room 15 with Leonardo da Vinci next to it, Room 25 with Michelangelo, Room 26 with Raphael's works, and Room 28 with Titian's 'Venus of Urbino'. These are the rooms you absolutely must see!

Introducing our most popular exhibition halls

The most popular exhibition room in the Uffizi Gallery is Room 7, which displays paintings from the Florentine School, which was at the beginning of the 15th-century Renaissance. Here, you can see works by Masaccio, known as the master of perspective, and Paolo Uccello, who studied perspective drawing.

Don't miss exhibition rooms 3 and 4, where you'll find paintings by Duccio and his disciples Simone Martini and Rosenthi. Then, in rooms 5 and 6, you'll see paintings in the International Gothic style from the 15th century, including the Adoration of the Magi by Gentile da Fabriano and Lorenzo Monaco.

A map of the Uffizi Gallery, which will help you navigate along the route, can be downloaded here .

Introducing major works

The major must-see works at the Uffizi Gallery are the Birth of Venus, Spring, and the Annunciation.

1. The Birth of Venus:
Botticelli's work depicting the goddess Venus, symbolizing beauty and love
Exhibition Room: 2nd floor, 10-14 exhibition rooms

2. Spring:
Botticelli's work depicting Zephyros, the wind god who brings the spring air, and other gods
Exhibition Room: 2nd floor, 10-14 exhibition rooms

3. Annunciation:
The Annunciation, a recently restored work by Leonardo da Vinci
Exhibition Room: Uffizi Gallery Da Vinci Exhibition Room

Don't miss the special exhibitions!

In addition to the permanent exhibitions, the Uffizi Gallery also hosts various special exhibitions. The special exhibitions at the Uffizi Gallery are famous for being just as high-quality as the permanent exhibitions. In addition to the Da Vinci exhibition, there are many special exhibitions, such as the Maria Kazun exhibition and the Renaissance Masterpieces exhibition, so don't miss them.