Overview
Uffizi tickets are named. A regular ticket bought on the day of the visit costs €25; bought before the day of entry it costs €29. Since 1 January 2026 the price is €16 for visitors entering from 4 pm onwards.
Missed the window? Book a guided visit with entry included
A guided visit is a separate booking: the guide and the entrance come together, for a fixed time. It is worth checking when the official calendar has nothing left for your date.
Exact tour we link to:Uffizi Gallery Guided Tour
This tour runs with at least 4 participants. Check the conditions on the booking page before you pay.
See guided visits & pricesBooking partner: Civitatis. Cancellation terms change from tour to tour: read them on the booking page before you pay.
The official place to buy is tickets.uffizi.it, where you select the day and time, and the gallery is open Tuesday to Sunday from 8:15 am to 6:30 pm. The gallery does not publish how far ahead dates go on sale. On the first Sunday of each month admission is free, tickets cannot be bought in advance and there is no priority access, so that day means queueing. If the day and time you want are gone on the official platform, a guided visit that includes the admission is the alternative.
At a glance
| Do you need a permit or reservation? | Named ticket, booked by day and time |
|---|---|
| Cost | €25 |
| How to get it | Go to tickets.uffizi.it, the official platform, or use the call centre (+39 055 0354135 from abroad). |
| When it opens | Bookable online · Tue–Sun · named ticket |
| All-inclusive alternative | Uffizi Gallery Guided Tour |
| Official rules | uffizi.it How to purchase tickets: official platform, free days, groups (uffizi.it) The Uffizi: opening hours and closing days (uffizi.it) |
How the permit works
- 1Go to tickets.uffizi.it, the official platform, or use the call centre (+39 055 0354135 from abroad).
- 2Select the day and the time, and enter each visitor’s name: the tickets are named.
- 3Pay €29 per regular ticket when buying before the day of the visit. The same ticket bought on the day costs €25.
- 4Plan around the closing time: the ticket office closes at 5:30 pm and visitors are asked to leave at 6:30 pm.
Required documents
- The named ticket for each visitor
- Proof of eligibility for the reduced (€2) or free tickets
- Groups of more than 6, guide included: headphones are compulsory
Insider tips
- Entering from 4 pm costs €16, but the gallery closes at 6:30 pm, so the cheaper ticket buys a shorter visit.
- Groups cannot exceed 16 people, guide included, and groups of 11 or more pay a €70 extra fee.
- On free first Sundays you receive the free ticket at the entrance and cannot leave and come back in.
Sold-out alternatives
If your dates are gone, these get you a comparable experience.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the Uffizi ticket?
A regular named ticket costs €25 when bought on the day of entry and €29 when bought before that day. The reduced ticket is €2, and entry from 4 pm onwards costs €16.
Are Uffizi tickets named?
Yes. The official price list describes the single ticket as a named ticket, issued for each visitor.
Is the Uffizi free on the first Sunday of the month?
Yes. On those days tickets cannot be purchased in advance, you receive the free ticket at the entrance and priority access is suspended.
When is the Uffizi open?
From Tuesday to Sunday, 8:15 am to 6:30 pm. It is closed on Mondays, 1 January and 25 December, and the ticket office closes at 5:30 pm.
How far ahead do Uffizi tickets go on sale?
The gallery does not publish a release schedule. Check the official platform as soon as your dates are fixed.
What if the day I want is sold out online?
Tickets are also sold on the day at the museum ticket offices, at the €25 price. The other option is a guided visit that includes the admission.