Closed in 2016 to allow for safety standard adjustments, it has been fully restored (the last intervention dates back to the 1990s) and from December 21, 2024, it will be accessible again with a special ticket: you enter from the Uffizi, walk over Ponte Vecchio, and exit from the Boboli Gardens.

About 750 meters long, it was designed by architect Giorgio Vasari in 1565: the rulers used it to reach Palazzo Vecchio from their royal residence at Pitti Palace undisturbed and without risking their safety.

Visiting Hours
Friday: first visit at 19:00, last visit at 21:50
Group of 25 people every 20 minutes

Closure
Every Monday; January 1, December 25.

Prices
Full single ticket: €20
Reduced single ticket: €2
Booking fee: €4

The Corridoio Vasariano can only be traveled in the Uffizi-Boboli Gardens direction: you will exit through the door next to the Buontalenti Grotto, to be escorted to the exit through the courtyard of Pitti Palace.
It will not be possible to book more than 5 tickets at once, even for different dates.