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Rick Steves Tours eBooks are straightforward, self-guided tours of some of Europes most popular museums, ancient buildings, and other points of interest, designed for easy reference on your mobile device or eReader. In Rick Steves Tour: Uffizi Gallery, Florencefor less than the price of a cappuccinoRick shares his candid advice on how to get the most out of a visit to the Uffizi, including when to go, how much it costs, and whats worth your time once youre there. With Ricks knowledgeable, humorous writing in hand, youll also learn some interesting historical facts about the museum along the way. Packed with indispensable tips and recommendations from Americas expert on Europe, Rick Steves Tour: Uffizi Gallery, Florence is a tour guide in your pocketand on your smartphone.
Rick Steves Tours and Walks are available for must-see locations throughout London, Paris, Rome, Florence, Venice, Amsterdam, Vienna, Budapest, Athens, and Istanbul.
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Rick Steves Walks and Tours eBooks are straightforward, self-guided walking tours throughsome of Europes most popular destinations, designed for easy reference on your mobile deviceor eReader. Tours and Walks are available for must-see locations throughout London, Paris,Rome, Florence, Venice, Amsterdam, Budapest, Vienna, Athens, and Istanbul.
Rick Steves Tour: British Library, London
Rick Steves Tour: British Museum, London
Rick Steves Tour: National Gallery, London
Rick Steves Tour: National Portrait Gallery, London
Rick Steves Tour: St. Pauls Cathedral, London
Rick Steves Tour: Tate Britain, London
Rick Steves Tour: Tate Modern, London
Rick Steves Tour: Tower of London
Rick Steves Tour: Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Rick Steves Tour: Westminster Abbey, London
Rick Steves Walk: Bankside, London
Rick Steves Walk: City of London
Rick Steves Walk: West End, London
Rick Steves Walk: Westminster & Whitehall, London
Rick Steves Tour: Carnavalet Museum, Paris
Rick Steves Tour: Eiffel Tower, Paris
Rick Steves Tour: Louvre Museum, Paris
Rick Steves Tour: Orsay Museum, Paris
Rick Steves Tour: Pere Lachaise Cemetery, Paris
Rick Steves Tour: Pompidou Center, Paris
Rick Steves Tour: Versailles
Rick Steves Walk: Champs-Elyses, Paris
Rick Steves Walk: Historic Paris
Rick Steves Walk: Left Bank, Paris
Rick Steves Walk: Marais District, Paris
Rick Steves Walk: Montmartre, Paris
Rick Steves Tour: Appian Way, Rome
Rick Steves Tour: Borghese Gallery, Rome
Rick Steves Tour: National Museum of Rome
Rick Steves Tour: Palatine Hill, Rome
Rick Steves Tour: Pantheon, Rome
Rick Steves Tour: Pilgrims Rome
Rick Steves Tour: Roman Colosseum
Rick Steves Tour: Roman Forum
Rick Steves Tour: St. Peters Basilica, Rome
Rick Steves Tour: Vatican Museum, Rome
Rick Steves Walk: Heart of Rome
Rick Steves Walk: Trastavere, Rome
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Rick Steves Tour: Ca Rezzonico, Venice
Rick Steves Tour: Correr Museum, Venice
Rick Steves Tour: Doges Palace, Venice
Rick Steves Tour: Frari Church, Venice
Rick Steves Tour: Grand Canal Cruise, Venice
Rick Steves Tour: Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice
Rick Steves Tour: St. Marks Basilica, Venice
Rick Steves Tour: St. Marks Square, Venice
Rick Steves Tour: Venices Lagoon
Rick Steves Walk: Three Walks in Venice
Rick Steves Tour: Accademia, Florence
Rick Steves Tour: Bargello Museum, Florence
Rick Steves Tour: Duomo Museum, Florence
Rick Steves Tour: Medici Chapels, Florence
Rick Steves Tour: Museum of San Marco, Florence
Rick Steves Tour: Pitti Palace, Florence
Rick Steves Tour: Uffizi Gallery, Florence
Rick Steves Walk: Renaissance Florence
Rick Steves Tour: Anne Frank House, Amsterdam
Rick Steves Tour: Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
Rick Steves Tour: Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam
Rick Steves Walk: Amsterdam City Center
Rick Steves Walk: Jordaan District, Amsterdam
Rick Steves Walk: Red Light District, Amsterdam
Rick Steves Tour: Hofburg Imperial Apartments, Vienna
Rick Steves Tour: Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna
Rick Steves Tour: Ringstrasse Tram, Vienna
Rick Steves Tour: St. Stephens Cathedral, Vienna
Rick Steves Walk: Vienna City Center
Rick Steves Tour: House of Terror, Budapest
Rick Steves Tour: Thermal Baths, Budapest
Rick Steves Walk: Castle Hill, Budapest
Rick Steves Walk: Leopold Town, Budapest
Rick Steves Walk: The Castle Quarter, Prague
Rick Steves Tour: Athens Acropolis
Rick Steves Tour: Ancient Agora, Athens
Rick Steves Tour: Acropolis Museum & National Archaeological Museum, Athens
Rick Steves Walk: Athens City Center
Rick Steves Tour: Bosphorus Cruise, Istanbul
Rick Steves Tour: Chora Church, Istanbul
Rick Steves Tour: Grand Bazaar, Istanbul
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Galleria degli Uffizi
In the Renaissance, Florentine artists rediscovered the beauty of the natural world. Medieval art had been symbolic, telling Bible stories. Realism didnt matter. But Renaissance people saw the beauty of God in nature and the human body. They used math and science to capture the natural world on canvas as realistically as possible.
The Uffizi Gallery (oo-FEED-zee) has the greatest overall collection anywhere of Italian painting. Well trace the rise of realism and savor the optimistic spirit that marked the Renaissance.
My eyes love things that are fair,
and my soul for salvation cries.
But neither will to Heaven rise
unless the sight of Beauty lifts them there.
Michelangelo Buonarroti, sculptor, painter, poet
(See map)
Cost: 6.50, temporary exhibits raise price to 11, additional 4 fee for recommended reservation (if youve reserved tickets, bring cash to pick them up); covered by Florence Card.
Hours: Tue-Sun 8:15-18:50, closed Mon, last entry 45 minutes before closing.
Reservations: To avoid the notoriously long ticket-buying lines, either book ahead or get a Florence Card. During summer and on weekends, the Uffizi can be booked up a month or more in advance. Sometimes, by the end of the day (an hour before closing), you can just walk right in, but generally youll encounter lines even off-season (and waits up to three hours in peak season, April-Oct). The busiest days are Tuesday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Getting There: Its on the Arno River between the Palazzo Vecchio and Ponte Vecchio, a 15-minute walk from the train station.
Getting In: There are several entrances (see map on next page). Which one you use depends on whether you have a Florence Card, a reservation, or neither one. Florence Card-holders enter at door #1 (labeled Reservation Entrance ), close to the Palazzo Vecchio. There are two lines at this entrance: Get in the line for individuals, not groups. If youre buying a ticket, line up with everyone else at door #2. To buy a Florence Card, enter door #2 to the left of the ticket-buying line. If youve made a reservation and need to pick up your ticket, go to door #3 (labeled Reservation Ticket Office ); hand over your reservation number or voucher, pay in cash (if you didnt already pay when you made the reservation), and get your ticket. Then walk briskly past the 200-yard-long ticket-buying linepondering the IQ of this gangto door #1. Show your ticket and walk in.
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