Where does the Vasari Corridor end?
After the door
The visit is one way: it starts at Room D19 in the Uffizi and there is no going back. There are toilets at the end of the corridor, and a café and toilets in the Ammannati Courtyard. From there you can carry on into Boboli or Palazzo Pitti only with a valid ticket for them; otherwise you leave. If you want both, the 5-day PassePartout with the corridor, at €58, covers the Uffizi, Pitti and Boboli. The stops on the way are on what you see.
Getting back to the Uffizi
Anything left in the Uffizi cloakroom means a walk back by road: down Via Guicciardini, over the Ponte Vecchio, right on Lungarno degli Archibusieri and into Piazzale degli Uffizi. Better to bring nothing that needs the cloakroom; what to bring explains the bag ban.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Vasari Corridor end at Palazzo Pitti?
At a door beside the Buontalenti Grotto in the Boboli Gardens. By day staff then walk the group to the Ammannati Courtyard of Palazzo Pitti; on Friday evenings you exit through the Rondò di Bacco gate into Piazza Pitti.
Does the corridor ticket include Boboli or Pitti?
No. You need a separate valid ticket to go on into either. The 5-day PassePartout with the corridor covers all three.
Can I walk the Vasari Corridor in the other direction?
No. It runs one way, from the Uffizi to Boboli, with no re-entry to the Uffizi.