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If you’re already in Florence’s city center, the most practical and pleasant way to reach the Uffizi Gallery is on foot. From the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore (Duomo), one of the city's main landmarks, it’s just a 10-minute walk. From the Duomo, head towards Piazza della Signoria, an iconic spot where you’ll find the Palazzo Vecchio and many outdoor sculptures. From there, follow the signs to the Uffizi Gallery, located right next to the square. The route lets you enjoy the charm of Florence’s historic center, with its cobblestone streets, local shops, and views of Renaissance architecture.
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You can reach the Uffizi Gallery by bicycle. Florence has a suitable infrastructure for cyclists, including bike lanes and limited-traffic areas that make it easy to get around the historic center by bike. However, note that bicycles are not allowed inside the museum. You must park them in designated areas or nearby permitted zones before entering the gallery.
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Although the tram doesn’t reach Florence’s historic center directly, you can take the tram to Santa Maria Novella Station, one of the city’s main stations. From there, it’s a 15-20 minute walk to the Uffizi Gallery, passing through the charming historic center of Florence.
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Taxis in Florence are safe, with regulated fares, and provide a quick option to reach the Uffizi Gallery directly. You can find them at official stands or request one via mobile apps, ideal for those seeking comfort and speed.
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Bus lines C1 and C2 stop near the Uffizi Gallery, making them convenient options to reach the museum. You can get off at the 'Galleria degli Uffizi' stop, located just a few meters from the main entrance. These buses are ideal for comfortable travel through Florence’s historic center and direct access to the gallery without a long walk. Additionally, they allow you to enjoy the journey through some of the city’s most picturesque streets.