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Matt_H, Jul 2026
We really enjoyed the way...
We really enjoyed the way our guide placed the art in the Uffizi in the context of the history of Florence. It helped us appreciate the locality of the art, making it more than just a collection of Renaissance art but reflecting the history of Florence.
Ileana_R, Jul 2026
Very Nice Exoerience!
The operator that received us for the tickets was super efficient! Very friendly, offer us water, a place to sit as we arrived a bit earlier! Oncccwe hit the tickets she walked us to the front of line and went right in! Very nice experience! Thank you
Dennis_K, Jul 2026
No
We loved the exhibit. But your service was non existent. The guide was 30 minutes late. He handed us a ticket , told us to wait in a line and then disappeared. No explanation of what to expect. It caused a lot of anxiety. Like I said, your service was worthless, or worse.
Malika_P, Jul 2026
Definitely worth it if...
Definitely worth it if you did not book tickets ahead of time. The guide was very knowledgeable and gave us time to take photos. They are flexible (ish) about timings if you are running a little late/early. They give you headphones so you can hear the guide. The David is spectacular.
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