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The Vasari Corridor in Florence - structure description

The Vasari Corridor connects the Palazzo Vecchio to Palzzo Pitti and was built in 1565 in just five months for the marriage of Cosimo's son, Francesco I to Joan of Austria. The long corridor crosses the river over the Ponte Vecchio and ends in the Boboli Gardens next to the Grotta del Buontalenti. Almost a kilometre long, the corridor offers unique views of the city and precious collections of art with a total of about eight hundred paintings. In the first part of the corridor are works from the 17th and the 18th centuries, while over the Ponte Vecchio visitors can admire the largest collection of self-portraits by Italian, Dutch, german and Flemish artists.

 

The Vasari Corridor tour

Looking for a truly unique experience in Florence? The Vasari Corridor is one of the hidden treasures of the city also because access to the Corridor is difficult to obtain. Feel like the Grand Duke on this walk, from his private display of artworks on the top-floor of the Uffizi, along the corridor built by Vasari, crossing the Arno River along an aerial hidden passage over the Ponte Vecchio, you can reach the Pitti Palace and the Boboli gardens. Find out why the Corridor was built and what its purpose was. 

Book your Tour to the Vasari Corridor!

 


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The ticket price is composed of the entrance price (depends on the museum and on the ticket category), the pre-reservation (3,00/4,00 €), the booking online fee (2,00/4,00 €). 

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Children under 6 years of age enter free. No ticket/reservation needed.

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