Over fifty Roman busts now enrich the Ponte Vecchio stretch of the Vasari Corridor, returning to public view after decades in storage.
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Tag: Uffizi
New Barriers at Uffizi After Selfie-Related Painting Accident
After a 10-day closure, the exhibition “Florence and Europe. The Arts of the Eighteenth Century at the Uffizi” has reopened with enhanced safety measures.
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Uffizi to Open Vasari Corridor for Evening Tours Starting July 4
The Vasari Corridor, which connects the Uffizi to Palazzo Pitti via Ponte Vecchio, reopened in December 2024 after eight years of restoration.
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Tourist Damages Painting While Taking Selfie at the Uffizi
A tourist caused damage to a historic painting at the Uffizi Galleries after accidentally backing into it while attempting to take a selfie.
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Uffizi Crane Removal Begins Leading to Excitement for Unmarred Historic Skyline
For Florence’s residents and visitors, the crane’s removal means advancement in historical projects and work to further the city’s needs.
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Uffizi Crane to Be Removed Starting June 16
After nearly two decades, one of the most debated fixtures of Florence’s cityscape is about to disappear.
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Uffizi Reopens a Forgotten Century with a Grand Exhibition
The Enlightenment Reawakens at the Uffizi: A Grand Exhibition Revisits the 18th Century.
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Uffizi Confirmed as Italy’s Second Most Visited Museum in 2024
The Uffizi Galleries welcomed 5,294,968 visitors over the past year, generating gross revenues of 61.9 million euros.
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Uffizi Tower Crane: Director Confirms Dismantling After Nearly 20 Years
Uffizi director Simone Verde has confirmed that the tower crane behind the museum will be removed in the coming weeks.
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End of an Era: The Uffizi’s Longtime Crane Bows Out
As reported by Il Fatto Quotidiano, the crane that has loomed over the city center since 2006 is set to be dismantled by June 2025.
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