Things to do in Uffizi Gallery

the experiment was awestriking, first it looks like a simple church but later didn’t get heads up that 463 steps are to be climbed to the top of the dome.

beautiful palace with ancient art and architecture a must visit if going to Florence, worth seeing is the ball room and the grand room.

The unexpected encounter with the Renaissance masters was an overwhelming experience. The explanations were also excellent. The descriptions of art movements spanning from 1100 to 1600 were not difficult, yet not superficial, making them easy to understand while still highlighting important points. Thanks to the meticulous attention to detail, I gained a much better understanding of the Medici family. Finally, Marco the guide's captivating explanations were absolutely fantastic!

It was even more impressive than I expected. Even in Florence's 104-degree heat, the overwhelming view is reason enough to visit Florence again. However, if I come back, I'd definitely try to visit around sunset; that would be even better. *Note*: You must enter on the hour and leave by 45 minutes past the hour.

no need to queue 🙌 and u can visit multiple tourist spots in 3 days using the ticket

If you've come to Florence, I highly recommend booking this tour first, and then proceeding with other Florence tours. Guide Angela was excellent; her explanations were engaging, and she took great photos. Even though I booked the tour alone, I was extremely satisfied. If I get the chance again, I plan to book another tour with her!

I purchased tickets last minute, two hours before the tour, and joined the guided tour. I've visited several cathedrals in other Italian cities, and each one has its own unique characteristics, which I found very impressive. The guide was very kind.

This tour was so good, I'd give it 120 out of 100 points. It was truly excellent. Although it was originally described as a 5-hour tour, it was condensed into 3 hours and 30 minutes, yet all the key information was still conveyed. Not a single moment of the tour felt tiring or boring. The guide mentioned speaking quickly, but their excellent tone and communication skills ensured that every word was valuable and nothing was missed. I had prepared by reading a book about the Uffizi's artworks, and the tour felt like a lecture from a top instructor, covering the extensive content introduced in the book. Excluding breaks, it was about 3 hours, and I believe it was a wonderfully condensed tour, making me wonder how so much could be covered in that time. It felt like a perfectly spent amount of time, neither too short nor too long. The guide is officially certified and majored in Western art history, providing deep insights. However, they presented the information in an easy-to-understand way that was never difficult. The reference materials sent on the tablet were also very helpful in understanding the artworks and their backgrounds. After the Uffizi, I also took a Vatican tour in Rome, and there's a clear difference between a certified guide with a relevant major and a general guide. Most importantly, the small group size of around 9 people was a huge plus. The guide secured good spots for us to appreciate the artworks even amidst large crowds and led us with great care. You won't regret spending your precious travel time on this tour.