Ticket + Audio guide
Enter at your booked time and explore the Uffizi with the audio guide, from Giotto to Caravaggio via Botticelli and Leonardo.
From 36 € Regular price: 42 €
Combo
Uffizi Gallery + Accademia Gallery: Tickets + Audio guide
Combine the world's most important collection of Renaissance painting with Michelangelo's David, each with its own time slot.
From 65 € Regular price: 74 €
Book your visit
Choose the day of your visit to see available times and complete your booking.
What's included
- Entry to the Uffizi Gallery with a booked time slot
- Entry to the Accademia Gallery with a booked time slot
- Audio guide for both visits
- Booking and handling fees included
- Use of the cloakroom at both museums
Not included
- Vasari Corridor and temporary exhibitions with a separate ticket
- Transport between the two museums
- Food and drinks
- Tips
Experience details
- Duration
- 2 h 30 min at the Uffizi and 1 h 30 min at the Accademia, with a time slot for each entry
- Languages
- Audio guide in Italian, English, Spanish, French and German
- Accessibility
- Both museums are wheelchair accessible
- Confirmation
- Instant, by email
- Payment
- Secure and encrypted
The audio guide is like having an expert guide
- Downloadable app included in your booking
- Clear explanations straight to your smartphone
- Works offline: no mobile data needed
- 45-minute or 1 h 30 min routes depending on the time you have
Important information
- Each museum has its own time slot: check both on your voucher.
- The Uffizi and the Accademia are about a 15-minute walk apart.
- Both museums are closed on Mondays: the date must be valid for both.
- Allow at least two and a half hours for the Uffizi: it's the larger of the two museums.
- If you're late for one entry, the other museum's time slot does not change.
Meeting point and access
Uffizi: Piazzale degli Uffizi 6. Accademia: Via Ricasoli 58/60, about a 15-minute walk along Via dei Calzaiuoli.
Frequently asked questions
It depends on the option selected when booking. Some options let you split the two visits; the applicable condition is shown on the voucher.
About a 15-minute walk, from Piazza della Signoria along Via dei Calzaiuoli to the Duomo and then Via Ricasoli.
No. The corridor linking the Uffizi to Palazzo Pitti requires a separate named ticket and booking.
They all include museum entry with a booked time slot plus an extra service: audio guide, guided tour or a second combined visit. Each page states exactly what is and isn't included.
Same-day tickets cost less but don't guarantee entry: you queue at the ticket office and in high season time slots can sell out. Booking guarantees your entry time.
You'll receive confirmation by email right after payment, with your voucher or ticket. You can show it on your smartphone; there's no need to print it.
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