Meet your friends at the Uffizi
Florence, Italy
The Uffizi holds the greatest collection of Renaissance art in the world — Botticelli, Leonardo, Michelangelo — inside a palace Vasari built for the Medici. This walk starts you at the gallery in the heart of Florence, with the long sculpture-lined courtyard opening toward the Arno river.
Around you is the city that invented the Renaissance: the Palazzo Vecchio’s tower one square over, the Ponte Vecchio a two-minute stroll along the river. It’s dense, walkable, and endlessly pointable — ideal for a group that likes to say “wait, look at that.”
The real queue at the Uffizi can run hours. Yours doesn’t exist. Walk in, look around, and let the art history major in your group hold court.
What you'll see
- The Uffizi’s statue-lined courtyard
- Palazzo Vecchio and the Piazza della Signoria nearby
- The Arno river and Ponte Vecchio
- Florence’s Renaissance streetscape in every direction
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