Corridoio Vasariano
Vasari Corridor, closed to visits in 2016 for safety reasons, will reopen to the general public once the modernisation, air-conditioning and lighting works have been completed, making it an entirely accessible route open to all.
Visits to the Corridor, which has been entirely refurbished, will be possible with a special ticket, and will start from an ad hoc entrance on the ground floor of the Uffizi, continuing over the Ponte Vecchio and reaching across the Arno River to the Medici Boboli Gardens and the Grand Ducal Palace of Palazzo Pitti.
Photo: Vasari Corridor, Florence
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La nascita della Galleria risale al 1784, quando il Granduca di Toscana Pietro Leopoldo riorganizza l’antica Accademia delle Arti del Disegno, fondata nel 1563 da Cosimo I de’ Medici, nella moderna Accademia di Belle Arti. La nuova istituzione doveva ospitare una raccolta di dipinti antichi, moderni e di sculture al fine di facilitare la conoscenza e lo studio ai giovani allievi dell’Accademia.
Average visit time:
1-2 hours
