Has anyone visited the Vasari Corridor since it reopened? Is it worth a visit? It looks like you have to purchase a ticket to the Uffizi for 43 euro and it will include the Vasari Corridor. Is that accurate? Thanks everyone!
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Atlanta, GA area (USA)
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You’re correct about the ticket. We considered doing it when we were in Italy last month - January is so uncrowded there were still Vasari tickets available for one time slot the day before! But we decided to just visit the Uffizi instead, so I don’t know anything about the corridor. Good luck!
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I looked into it for my upcoming trip, and it seems like for now the Corridor has no art or anything in it. The Corridor is the exhibit, so to speak. I ended up not booking a ticket for it because it essentially limits your time in the Uffizi to 2 hours, and I suspect I'll want more time.
The 43 euro ticket is the correct one (from b-ticket).