Efficiently Visit the Uffizi Gallery Without Detours to See All the Highlights

As Florence's top attraction, the Uffizi Gallery's official website and audio guides are only available in English with no Chinese version! Worried about understanding the visiting information and route? This guide has got you covered! 🌟 🕘 Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday 8:15 AM - 6:30 PM (Ticket office closes at 5:30 PM) ⚠️ Closed every Monday, December 25, and January 1 🎫 Ticket Prices: Adult Ticket: €29 online, €25 on-site Early Bird Ticket (8:15-8:45 AM): €23 online, €19 on-site ⌛ Suggested Visit Duration: 4-5 hours for a leisurely visit, or 1-2 hours for a quick tour (follow the "Must-See Highlights" below) 🚶 Route: Entrance → Second Floor → First Floor ℹ️ Must-See Highlights 🔴 Second Floor: 🌟 "Madonna Enthroned" by Giotto An early Renaissance masterpiece using perspective techniques, breaking away from medieval rigidity. 🌟 "Primavera" & "The Birth of Venus" by Botticelli Iconic Renaissance works showcasing technical brilliance (nymphs' garments are sheer as cicada wings) and humanist ideals. 🌟 "Portraits of the Duke and Duchess of Urbino" by Piero della Francesca A commissioned portrait demonstrating Piero's mastery of perspective. 🌟 "Annunciation," "Baptism of Christ," & "Adoration of the Magi" by Leonardo da Vinci Early genius works revealing da Vinci's astonishing command of light and shadow. 🌟 "Madonna of the Goldfinch" by Raphael A textbook example of triangular composition, radiating the Virgin Mary's serenity. 🌟 "Doni Tondo" by Michelangelo A rare panel painting by the master, featuring the same creamy delicacy as "The Creation of Adam." 🔴 First Floor: 🌟 Vasari Corridor Entrance The best spot for a panoramic view of Ponte Vecchio—enjoy the Medici grand dukes' perspective. 🌟 "Venus of Urbino" by Titian The true goddess of beauty, capturing feminine allure perfectly. 🌟 "Medusa" by Caravaggio A classic of Caravaggio's violent aesthetics, delivering raw terror. 🌟 "Bacchus" by Caravaggio The definitive portrait of Bacchus—if the god of wine doesn’t look like this, it’s his problem. Bookmark this guide and set off to see the masters' originals! Search 🔍 [Florence Local Guide] for more authentic Florentine experiences~