Italy · UFFIZI GALLERY TOURS
There is no queue at the Uffizi, only a reservation you have or have not got. These 15 cover timed entry, the combined Uffizi and Pitti passes and the guided mornings, with prices and the slots that are still quiet.
Collect your timed ticket at Door 3 of the Uffizi, then enter through Door 1. Inside, take your time with Botticelli’s Birth of Venus and Primavera, plus works by Michelangelo, Leonardo, Giotto, and Raphael. An English digital audio guide is included, but there is no live guide.
“Very pleasant man helping everyone in the lines and highly organized. Well done”
Meet an ACCORD host in a yellow vest near the Benvenuto Cellini statue, collect your reserved Uffizi ticket, pass security, and explore independently with a multilingual audio app. Plan 2 to 4 hours for the gallery, bring headphones, and install the app before arrival.
“It's beautiful to actually live the history that is unfolded in front of you through the Uffizi gallery. The staff of this offer were very polite and helpful.”
Meet near Via de’ Martelli, walk about 10 minutes to the Uffizi, and follow a live guide through its major Renaissance works. Guides such as Julia, Rachel, Chiara, and Alessandra are praised for clear storytelling. The tour lasts about 1.5 hours, with time afterward to continue exploring and visit the terrace cafeteria.
“The tour was fantastic and Rachel was brilliant throughout. She really made the art accessible to understand and interpret the paintings and the journey through time and persons. We were very lucky that it wasn’t busy in the gallery so could really spend time enjoying it. Would highly recommend and again thank you to Rachel for taking us through it!”
Visit Florence’s Uffizi Gallery with a professional guide in a group capped at nine people. Spend about 90 minutes seeing Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, Medici history, and lesser-known works, then continue exploring alone. Headsets help in crowded rooms, and guides such as Pam, Anna, Olga, and Paulina have earned strong praise.
“Had a very good experience, Anna our guide was very knowledgeable, made the tour interesting and humorous one. Highly recommended”
Join a 10 to 15 person walking tour of Florence with priority entry to the Accademia and Uffizi. Guides such as Rosa, Debra, Mary, and Catarina have been praised for bringing Michelangelo, Botticelli, Leonardo, and Medici history to life. You will also see the Duomo and Piazza della Signoria, but you will not enter the cathedral or baptistery.
“I enjoy the masterpieces of the most popular painters and sculptures in the world. Michelangelo 's David is awesome. Visiting Academia and Uffizii is worthy experience.”
Spend three focused hours at Florence’s Uffizi and Accademia galleries with a licensed guide and a group of no more than 15 people. Timed entry handles the worst lines, while headsets keep the commentary clear. Expect Renaissance paintings, Michelangelo’s David, and practical context from guides such as Ivano, Sylvia, Laura, or Mirella, depending on the date and language.
“Very knowledgeable guide who spoke excellent English and made it a very interesting museum journey.”
Spend 90 minutes at the Uffizi with a live guide in your choice of English, Italian, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, or Russian. Meet by the Nicola Pisano statue, use priority entry, and focus on Botticelli’s Birth of Venus and Primavera, Michelangelo’s Tondo Doni, Leonardo’s Annunciation, and the Medici story. Guides such as Pam, Vicky, Anna, Bruce, and Vittoria are praised for lively explanations.
“Very amazing visit inside the gallery. The guide was very good”
Start with Florence’s historic center, then enter the Accademia Gallery for Michelangelo’s David. Add the Uffizi option for Botticelli, Titian, Leonardo, and more. Guides such as Paulina, Patricia, Claudia, and Angelo lead the visits, with a break between museums.
“Great tours! I did the 9am tour which featured a guided city tour before the Galleria d'Academia at 10:30. There you have 30 min with the guide and then walk around yourself up until you meet back at the meeting point (Uffizi Gallery) at 12:30. Then you get 1.5 hr your there with another guide. I had Claudia and then Paulina as guides. Both were excellent!! Highly recommend. I think the timing of each tour was also perfect.”
Visit Florence’s Accademia and Uffizi with reserved admission, a professional guide, and group sizes capped at 15. See Michelangelo’s David, the Prigioni, Botticelli’s Birth of Venus, and Leonardo’s Annunciation. The visits may be split into separate time slots, and you can add a three-course Tuscan lunch. Check in early with your original ID.
“Both guides very good, so glad we had timed entrance/S, makes all the difference rather than standing in queues. Lunch was just super with great service”
Meet an ACCORD assistant at the Uffizi, collect your combo ticket, and explore Florence’s great art at your own pace. Your Uffizi visit is timed, but Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens remain flexible for five days. An audio app covers the Uffizi in 18 languages, while the other sights are self-guided.
“Excellent choice of activities great value and well organised”
Spend four hours seeing David, the Duomo, Piazza della Signoria, and Uffizi masterpieces by Botticelli, Leonardo, and Michelangelo. A live guide leads groups of 10 to 15, though some departures may be smaller. Headsets, reserved museum entry, several languages, and free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead make this a practical first look at Florence.
“We enjoyed the tour especially our guide, Deborah. She was very knowledgeable about the art pieces and added a flair of humor and kept us engaged. Not only that, but she was very understanding when my wife had to leave the tour at Uffizi to grab water and food as she was near fainting. After she recouped, we found our group and Deborah made sure we saw the parts we missed without skipping a beat. We really appreciated the care and professionalism Deborah brought. She went above and beyond!”
Visit Florence’s Accademia and Uffizi Gallery in one day with reserved entry times, English-speaking host support, and multilingual audio apps. See Michelangelo’s David, Botticelli’s The Birth of Venus, and works by Leonardo. Bring headphones, charge your phone, and allow time for security and crowded rooms.
“Meeting arrangements worked perfectly and installing the app for the audioguide was easy and straightforward. The commentary itself was superb and the ability to swap from one section to another, or indeed repeat, and to explore at our own pace really enhanced our experience. Essentially it all exceeded our most optimistic expectations.”
See the Uffizi’s Renaissance highlights with a licensed guide and a group capped at 15 people. Your 1.5-hour route includes Botticelli’s Birth of Venus, Leonardo’s Annunciation, Michelangelo’s Doni Tondo, and works by Raphael, Titian, and Caravaggio. Headsets keep the commentary clear, and you can continue exploring after the tour.
“very nice and informative tour! our guide manuela was really prepared and made us comprehend in easy way all the most important works of renaissance. Manuela was also really sympatic and typical tuscan! go for it”
Explore Florence’s Uffizi Gallery in a group of no more than 15 with a live guide in English, Italian, French, Portuguese, or Spanish. Guides such as Rosa, Leticia, Anna, and Clara focus on the Renaissance highlights, Medici history, and the building itself. The 1.5-hour visit leaves time to continue exploring on your own.
“guide able to pick out the key important facts of thr exhibits guiding you through a story in the middle of so many beautiful exhibits”
This five-hour Florence tour combines timed entry to the Accademia and Uffizi with a guided walk past the Duomo, Baptistery, Piazza della Signoria, Ponte Vecchio, and Porcellino Market. Expect strong Renaissance art coverage, moderate walking, breaks, and a group of up to 15. Guides such as Stefano, Elena, Greta, and Daniela have earned praise for clear storytelling and local insight.
“This tour is long (5 hours) but worth it. Comprehensive look at highlights in Florence with great historical context. Fredericka was excellent! Accademia (David) entry was quick and easy, same with Uffizi. Nice hour for lunch, Fredericka recommended a great spot where I had best risotto ever. Last hour, we started to run out of gas, but the tour was excellent overall.”
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