Does anyone have recommendations about visiting the Vasari corridor? I get the impression you can't enter on your own, but only with a guided tour. Is that correct? And if you've taken one of those tours, please let me know with whom and what you thought of it. I'm interested in quality information from a well educated guide.
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Auckland, New Zealand
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You cannot do Vasari's Corridor by yourself, but I have heard that the following company is very good. Wish I had done it while I was there. http://www.contexttravel.com/city/florence/walking-tour-details/vasari-corridor