Florence Uffizi Gallery Fast-Track Ticket

Uffizi Gallery,
The Fastest Way to Enter

The Uffizi Gallery is known as the most visited art museum in Italy. Among the 2,500 diverse works, you can find famous artists such as Michelangelo, Botticelli, Giotto, da Vinci, and Raphael, spanning from Byzantine art to the Renaissance.

With so many works, we recommend starting your visit on the 3rd floor, where the famous paintings are located! As the gallery is visited by over 2 million people every year, it is always crowded. Purchase a fast-track ticket from WAUG and enjoy a comfortable visit to the Uffizi Gallery at your designated time!

Start on the 3rd Floor Without Worrying About the Route

We recommend entering from the basement and starting on the 3rd floor. This is because most of the popular works are on the 3rd floor. Unlike other museums, the long corridor is in a 'U' shape, so it is best to view it in the order of the route. The corridor features full-length statues of the main gods in Greek and Roman mythology, as well as portraits of figures who sponsored the Medici family.

Exhibition rooms to look out for are Room 3, where Martini's 'Annunciation' is located, Botticelli's room in the middle, Leonardo da Vinci's Room 15 next to it, Michelangelo's Room 25, Raphael's Room 26, and Titian's Room 28, where 'Venus of Urbino' is located. Don't miss these!

Introducing the Most Popular Exhibition Rooms

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

You should also visit Exhibition Rooms 3 and 4. Here, you can see Duccio's paintings and the works of his disciples Simone Martini and Lorenzetto. In Exhibition Rooms 5 and 6, you can see 15th-century international Gothic-style paintings, including Gentile da Fabriano and Lorenzo Monaco's 'Adoration of the Magi'.

You can download a map of the Uffizi Gallery that makes it easy to follow the route here.

Introducing the Exhibition Rooms of Major Works

The major works that you must see are The Birth of Venus, Primavera, and the Annunciation.

1. The Birth of Venus:
A work by Botticelli depicting the goddess Venus, who symbolizes beauty and love
Exhibition Room - Rooms 10 - 14 on the 2nd floor

2. Primavera:
A work by Botticelli expressing Zephyrus, the god of wind who brings the energy of spring, and several gods
Exhibition Room - Rooms 10 - 14 on the 2nd floor

3. Annunciation:
A work by Leonardo da Vinci and the recently restored Annunciation
Exhibition Room - Leonardo da Vinci Room in the Uffizi Gallery

We Also Recommend Seeing the Special Exhibitions

In addition to the permanent exhibitions, the Uffizi Gallery also hosts various special exhibitions. The quality of the special exhibitions is known to be truly amazing. There are incredible special exhibitions such as the da Vinci Exhibition, Mariya Kazun, and Renaissance Masterpieces, so be sure not to miss them.

Why You Should Buy Tickets on WAUG

The Uffizi Gallery always has a huge crowd, so WAUG's VIP priority entry ticket is really essential. In particular, WAUG's tickets are sold at the lowest price with a domestic lowest price guarantee.

Purchase your Uffizi Gallery VIP admission ticket from WAUG in advance and save both time and money!