Uffizi, Accademia Gallery and Pitti Palace: official tickets, 2026 prices, booking, free Sundays and unofficial resellers

Updated: 10 November 2026

In Florence the same ticket for Michelangelo's David or Botticelli's Venus is sold on dozens of websites at very different prices. This guide brings together what we could check on 10 November 2026 on the official pages of the Uffizi Galleries (uffizi.it), the Galleria dell'Accademia di Firenze, Italy's Ministry of Culture and the Firenze Card. Next to each price we give the source and year; anything we did not read in an official source is marked "not confirmed". Prices can change: always check the official price list before you buy.

Uffizi, Pitti Palace and Boboli: official 2026 prices

From the Uffizi Galleries price list (page modified on 27-2-2026), full ticket:

Uffizi Gallery: €25 bought on the day, €29 bought in advance. Uffizi + Vasari Corridor: €43 / €47. Vasari Corridor on special openings: €20 / €24.
Pitti Palace: €16 / €19. Boboli Gardens: €10 / €13. Pitti Palace + Boboli Gardens: €22 / €25. Boboli + Bardini Garden: €15, only at the ticket office and only on the day (since 3-3-2026).
Why advance tickets cost more: since 13-10-2025 (Uffizi notice) tickets bought before the day of the visit carry the "ordinary surcharge". Buying at the ticket office on the day costs the base fare, but expect a queue.
Afternoon discount: since 1-1-2026, entering the Uffizi from 16:00 costs €16 instead of €25 (the same page gives €20 if bought before the day of entry).
High and low season: the official price list we read (27-2-2026) shows no high/low-season split. Whether seasonal fares still exist in 2026: not confirmed.
Group fares at the Uffizi and the Royal Apartments of Pitti Palace (booking compulsory): check the official price list; the Royal Apartments price is not shown on the page we read.

PassePartout and passes

If you are visiting several Uffizi Galleries museums:

PassePartout "5 Days": €40 (€58 with the Vasari Corridor) for the Uffizi, Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens over 5 consecutive days (2026 price list; combined-ticket page modified on 10-10-2025).
Rules: the Uffizi comes first, with compulsory booking, arriving 15 minutes early; Pitti and Boboli afterwards, without booking, within the 5 days. If the 5 days include a Monday (closing day), 25 December or 1 January, validity extends to a sixth day.
On free-admission days the PassePartout gives no priority entry.
Annual PassePartout (2026 price list): combined €80, Boboli Gardens €25, Family €120. With a PassePartout or Firenze Card, the Vasari Corridor needs a €20 supplement.

Galleria dell'Accademia (the David)

What the Ministry of Culture and the Gallery's website say:

Full ticket: €20 since 1-2-2026 (previously €16), according to the Ministry of Culture page of 11-3-2026. Statutory reductions and free categories unchanged.
Combined tickets since 15-3-2026: 48 hours €26 (Accademia + Bargello Museum); 72 hours €38 (Accademia, Bargello, Medici Chapels, Orsanmichele, Palazzo Davanzati).
Opening hours since 15-3-2026: Tuesday to Sunday 8:15-18:50, closed on Mondays (Ministry page, 2026).
Official channel: the Gallery's "Tickets" page (undated) says "B-Ticket is the only official channel authorized by MiC"; phone booking also with Firenze Musei, +39 055 294883.
Booking fee: the same page says €4.00, but it still shows the 2024 price (€16); the 2026 booking fee is not confirmed.
Free for under-18s (under-12s with an adult); reduced ticket for EU citizens aged 18 to 25, amount not shown on the page: not confirmed.

Free and reduced tickets, first Sunday of the month

From the Uffizi's official pages:

Free (page modified on 19-10-2026): under-18s with ID (under-12s with an adult), people with disabilities with one companion, and other categories (schools, tour guides, university teachers and students, journalists, ICOM members and others).
€2 reduced ticket for EU citizens aged 18 up to their 25th birthday; non-EU citizens only where reciprocity applies (Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Uruguay).
First Sunday of the month: under "Domenica al museo" admission is free at state museums and gardens (Uffizi ticket office page). On free days there is no booking: you collect the ticket at the entrance, cannot leave and re-enter, and priority entry is suspended (except for people with disabilities, pregnant women and some school groups).
Other free days at the Uffizi in 2026: 5 April (Easter and first Sunday), 25 April and 2 June (Uffizi spring 2026 notice). In 2025, 4 November was free too; for 4 November 2026: not confirmed.
European Night of Museums, 23-5-2026: Uffizi for €1 from 19:00 to 23:00.
Accademia: it is a Ministry of Culture state museum, but we did not read the exact 2026 first-Sunday rules for the Accademia in an open source: not confirmed.
Legal basis: the Ministry of Culture press releases on "Domenica al museo" 2025-2026 could not be opened; the legal reference is not confirmed in this guide.

Firenze Card

From the official firenzecard.it FAQ (undated page, read on 10-11-2026):

Price: €85 per person (year not shown on the page). Valid 72 hours from the first entry at a museum in the scheme, not from purchase.
Includes the Uffizi and the Accademia, but booking is compulsory (free for cardholders); the Royal Apartments of Pitti Palace are included with free booking.
The service is run by Silfi S.p.A., with the Comune di Firenze as a partner. Do the maths: at 2026 prices for the Uffizi (€25-29), Accademia (€20) and Pitti (€16-19), the card only pays off if you visit many museums in 3 days.

Unofficial resellers: how not to overpay

How to recognise the official channels:

Uffizi, Pitti and Boboli: online only at tickets.uffizi.it (uffizi.it sends you there), the call centre on 800 615 615 from Italy or +39 055 0354135 from abroad and mobiles (daily 8:00-19:00), or the ticket offices under the Uffizi loggia, on the Pitti square and at the Boboli entrances (Annalena, Porta Romana, Forte Belvedere).
Accademia: the Gallery's website names B-Ticket as the only official channel authorised by the Ministry; phone booking with Firenze Musei.
Every other website (even ones with "Uffizi", "David" or "official" in the name) is not an official channel: they may sell tickets bundled with tours, audio guides or fees at prices above the official list. Always compare with the official prices above.
The official pages we read do not contain an explicit warning about resellers: check the web address before you pay.
The free first-Sunday ticket cannot be bought or booked: anyone selling it is not an official channel.

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What guests often ask AI assistants:

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When the free Sundays are and whether the Firenze Card is worth it: write the information with its date and source, so guests (and AI) do not find outdated data.
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Frequently asked questions

How much is a Uffizi ticket in 2026?

According to the official price list (modified on 27-2-2026): €25 bought on the day, €29 bought in advance; €16 entering from 16:00 with the afternoon discount (since 1-1-2026). €2 for EU citizens aged 18-25, free for under-18s.

How much does it cost to see the David at the Accademia in 2026?

The full ticket is €20 since 1-2-2026 (Ministry of Culture page, 2026). The 2026 booking fee is not confirmed: the Gallery's website still shows €4.00 alongside 2024 prices. The official channel named is B-Ticket.

Is the Uffizi free on the first Sunday of the month?

Yes: under "Domenica al museo" admission is free at state museums and gardens every first Sunday of the month (uffizi.it). You cannot book: collect the ticket at the entrance; priority entry is suspended.

Is the PassePartout 5 Days worth it?

It costs €40 (€58 with the Vasari Corridor) and covers the Uffizi, Pitti Palace and Boboli over 5 consecutive days; the Uffizi must be booked and visited first (uffizi.it, 2026 price list). Buying the Uffizi (€29) and Pitti + Boboli (€25) separately in advance would cost €54.

How do I spot an unofficial website?

For the Uffizi, Pitti and Boboli the only official sales website is tickets.uffizi.it; for the Accademia the official channel named is B-Ticket. Any other site is a reseller: compare its price with the official list before paying.

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