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Uffizi Tickets: Prices, the 4 pm Discount and Which Ticket to Buy (2026)
Uffizi tickets explained: €25 on the day or €29 in advance, €16 from 4 pm, the PassePartout and guided tours, with official prices checked September 2026.
Uffizi tickets come in more versions than most visitors expect: same-day or booked in advance, with or without the Vasari Corridor, alone or bundled with Palazzo Pitti and the Boboli Gardens. So this guide lays out the official prices, the cheaper afternoon entry, and when a guided tour is worth it.
The short answer: the official ticket costs €25 bought on the day or €29 booked in advance with a time slot. From 4 pm it drops to €16, and on the first Sunday of the month entry is free. If you also want Palazzo Pitti and Boboli, the PassePartout 5 Days costs €40 (checked September 2026).
Last updated: September 25, 2026
Uffizi tickets: official prices
| Ticket | On the day | Booked in advance |
|---|---|---|
| Uffizi Gallery | €25 | €29 |
| Uffizi from 4 pm | €16 | — |
| Uffizi + Vasari Corridor | €43 | €47 |
| Palazzo Pitti | €16 | €19 |
| Boboli Gardens | €10 | €13 |
| Pitti + Boboli | €22 | €25 |
| Reduced (eligible visitors) | €2 | — |
Prices from the official Uffizi Galleries site (checked September 2026). In practice, the advance price includes a reserved entry time, which is what saves you the line in busy months.
Which Uffizi ticket should you buy?
- One visit, busy season: book the advance ticket. The extra €4 buys a fixed entry time.
- Flexible and on a budget: enter from 4 pm for €16, but leave yourself enough time before closing.
- Three or more days in Florence: the PassePartout 5 Days, €40 (€58 with the Vasari Corridor), covers the Uffizi, Palazzo Pitti and the Boboli Gardens on consecutive days.
- Free entry: the first Sunday of every month, when the lines are also at their longest.
Opening hours and how to book
The Uffizi opens Tuesday to Sunday, 8:15 am to 6:30 pm, and closes on Mondays. To book, use the official ticket site, tickets.uffizi.it, or through the call center, 800 615 615 from Italy or +39 055 0354135 from abroad, open daily from 8 am to 7 pm (checked September 2026).
Guided tours with Uffizi tickets
Above all, the Uffizi is enormous and crowded, so a guide changes the visit more here than almost anywhere in Florence. Our Uffizi tour page compares two small-group options:
| Option | Rating (reviews) | Length | From about |
|---|---|---|---|
| Early entry at 8:15 with a certified guide | 4.7 (771) | 1 h 30 min or 2 h 30 min | $104 |
| Priority entrance, then free time inside | 4.7 (5,816) | 1 h 30 min | $79 |
Ratings, reviews and prices read on Viator in September 2026, per person; the linked page shows the live figures. For the rest of the city, see our best tours in Florence.
Planning several galleries? Our guide to free museum days in Italy lists upcoming free first Sundays and closing days at 15 major museums.
Planning more than one visit? Our guide to tickets in Italy groups every ticket guide by city, from Rome and Florence to Venice, Milan and Pompeii.
Uffizi tickets: frequently asked questions
How much are Uffizi tickets?
The official ticket costs €25 on the day or €29 booked in advance, and €16 for entry from 4 pm, checked September 2026.
Is the Uffizi free on the first Sunday of the month?
Yes, entry is free on the first Sunday of every month, though lines are long.
Do I need to book Uffizi tickets in advance?
It is not mandatory, but in busy months the advance ticket, with a reserved entry time, saves a long wait.
What is the PassePartout 5 Days?
A €40 ticket, or €58 with the Vasari Corridor, that covers the Uffizi, Palazzo Pitti and the Boboli Gardens on five consecutive days.
Is the Uffizi open on Mondays?
No. It opens Tuesday to Sunday, 8:15 am to 6:30 pm.
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