Uffizi prices 2026: all tickets on one page

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All prices on this page come from the official Uffizi Galleries price table and the linked pages on promotions, concessions and groups. They are in euros and set by the museum: they can change, so always check the official page before paying.

One rule applies to almost everything. The ticket is named, allows one entry only and is not reusable; staff may ask to see it at any point on the route, so keep it until you exit.

The answer in brief

In 2026, the full-price Uffizi ticket costs €25 if bought on the day of entry and €29 if bought earlier. From 16:00, the «Afternoon» promo reduces it to €16 (€20 if bought earlier). The reduced ticket costs €2 for EU citizens aged 18 to 25; minors under 18 enter free. Uffizi with Vasari Corridor: €43 or €47. PassePartout 5 Days: €40.

How much does the Uffizi ticket cost in 2026?

€25 if bought on the day, €29 if bought on a previous day. It is named and valid for one entry only.

The €4 difference depends only on the time of purchase, not the channel. The museum sells the ticket in three ways: online on the official platform tickets.uffizi.it, at the call centre (800 615 615, or +39 055 0354135 from abroad and mobile phones, every day from 8:00 to 19:00) and at the ticket office under the loggia of Piazzale degli Uffizi.

The museum recommends buying in advance «especially during periods of high attendance», «to avoid long queues at the entrance and reduce waiting times». The table summarises the rates for the Gallery alone.

Uffizi ticket	Price	What to know
Full-price, bought on the day	€25	Named, single entry
Full-price, bought in advance	€29	Bought on a day before the visit
Afternoon promo, on the day	€16	Entry from 16:00 onwards
Afternoon promo, bought in advance	€20	Entry from 16:00 onwards
Reduced	€2	EU citizens aged 18 to 25, with ID
Free	€0	Under 18s and other categories
Group surcharge	€70	Groups of at least 11 people, guide included

Who pays the reduced price and who enters for free?

The €2 reduced ticket is for EU citizens from 18 years old up to their 25th birthday; free entry applies to under 18s and other categories listed by the museum.

The rules are on the concessions page. In summary:

reduced €2: EU citizens over 18 up to and including their 25th birthday, with a valid ID; the same applies to Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Uruguay, under reciprocity agreements;
free: under 18s with ID (under 12s must be accompanied by an adult);
free: people with disabilities and one family member or companion; for European visitors, entry is free and priority with the Disability Card;
free: school groups and teachers, tourist guides and interpreters, journalists registered with the Italian professional association, Ministry of Culture staff, ICOM members and the other categories on the official page.

There is also a free day for everyone, the first Sunday of every month: how it works is explained in the article on Domenica al Museo.

Marble busts lined along a frescoed corridor of the Gallery — In the Uffizi corridors, ancient statues and busts, mostly Roman copies of Greek originals.

How much does the Vasari Corridor cost?

The Uffizi + Corridor ticket costs €43 on the day and €47 if bought in advance; Friday evening openings have a separate ticket of €20 or €24.

The Corridor, about 750 metres long, can only be visited with a booking. The official page lists these fares:

Uffizi plus Vasari Corridor: €43 on the day, €47 in advance, reduced €2, free for those entitled. You enter the Uffizi 2 hours before the Corridor;
Vasari Corridor, Friday evening: €20 on the day, €24 in advance, reduced €2. Valid only for the Corridor, without visiting the Gallery;
Corridor supplement for those with a Uffizi ticket, an annual PassePartout or the Firenze Card: €20 per access, €2 with a reduced ticket, according to the Corridor regulations.

These tickets are named, non-transferable and non-refundable, and you cannot book more than 5 at a time, even for different dates. The Friday evening tours have a dedicated article.

The small-group guided tour with the Corridor in the option: 9 people maximum, then the Corridor to walk alone.

Check dates for the Uffizi with the Vasari Corridor

How much does the PassePartout 5 Days cost?

€40 for 5 consecutive days, with one entry to the Uffizi, Palazzo Pitti and the Boboli Gardens; €58 with the Vasari Corridor.

The PassePartout 5 Days gives one priority access to each of the three museums. It must be booked only for the Uffizi, which must be the first museum of the visit: you present yourself 15 minutes before the booked time. Pitti and Boboli can be visited afterwards, without a time slot, within 5 days. If a Monday, 25 December or 1 January falls within the 5 days, validity extends to the sixth day. With the Corridor (€58) you visit it on the same day as the Uffizi. Details are on the official page.

For comparison, bought in advance, the Uffizi ticket costs €29 and the Palazzo Pitti plus Boboli ticket costs €25. Frequent visitors have annual passes, with temporary exhibitions included and priority entry. The PassePartout priority does not apply on free days.

PassePartout	Price	What it includes
5 Days	€40	One entry to Uffizi, Palazzo Pitti and Boboli in 5 days
5 Days plus Vasari Corridor	€58	As above, with the Corridor on the Uffizi day
Annual single	€80	One year of entries to the three museums and exhibitions
Annual Family	€120	The family version
Annual Boboli Gardens	€25	One year at the Boboli Gardens only

The Uffizi courtyard viewed towards the arch open onto the Arno — With the PassePartout, the Uffizi are always the first museum to visit.

How much does a group pay at the Uffizi?

Groups of at least 11 people, guide included, pay a total surcharge of €70, in addition to the tickets.

The rule is in the museum's group notice. The group leader keeps the surcharge ticket for the entire visit, because staff carry out random checks. A group cannot exceed 16 people, and for groups over 6, including the guide, headsets are mandatory. School groups within the daily quota are exempt from the surcharge.

People with disabilities who are part of an organised group enter with one companion only through Porta 1, under the loggia of the square. For those booking a tour, the listing indicates what the price covers.

How much do tickets and tours on GetYourGuide cost?

From $36 to $196 per person, depending on what they include: all offers in the table include the Uffizi ticket and can be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours before.

The offers are not the museum ticket: they include it, along with something else. The table lines them up by inclusion, with starting prices in USD from October 2026. Three listings state that the Uffizi ticket included is worth €29: the private tour, the Uffizi and Accademia visit, the walking tour with Accademia and Uffizi.

Official tickets with the Vasari Corridor are non-refundable; the GetYourGuide offers in this table allow free cancellation up to 24 hours before, with a full refund. The full picture is in the Uffizi ticket guide.

Offer	From	What it includes according to the listing
Ticket with audio guide app	$36	Entry ticket, audio guide app (in the option), digital guide, booking fees; no live guide
Ticket with audio guide	$43	Day ticket, multilingual audio guide app with digital map, assistance at the meeting point
Uffizi with Vasari Corridor	$50	Guided tour for a maximum of 9; in the option, the Corridor, to walk alone
Uffizi and Accademia in a group	$54	Timed tickets for Uffizi and Accademia, guide, radios; 1 to 4 hours depending on the option
Tour with dedicated entrance	$65	Day ticket, 1.5 hours with guide, audio system; the listing indicates a separate line for the group
Small-group guided tour	$74	1.5 hours with guide, entry ticket, headsets, assistance
Uffizi and Accademia with an art historian	$148	Tickets for both, art historian, groups up to 9, ice cream
Private tour	$196	2 hours with a private guide, radios, €29 ticket