The Facts
Tickets are on sale for "Magnifico 1492" at the Tesoro dei Granduchi in Palazzo Pitti, Florence, which runs December 3, 2026 to March 1, 2027. Full-price admission is 18 euros, with a 15-euro reduced ticket for holders of valid admission to any of the three Uffizi Galleries circuits — the Gallery of Statues and Paintings, Pitti Palace and the Boboli Gardens — during the exhibition period. The show gathers more than one hundred works from the personal collection of Lorenzo de' Medici and reunites Paolo Uccello's Battle of San Romano trilogy for the first time in centuries, the panels now divided between the Uffizi in Florence, the Louvre in Paris and the National Gallery in London.
The Signal
Reuniting the Uccello panels is a loan few institutions could broker, and it positions the Uffizi as a scholarly blockbuster venue rather than a treasury display. The tiered pricing is a circuit-wide play: the 15-euro rate rewards visitors already holding tickets to Pitti or Boboli, pushing tourists toward longer multi-site stays. The research behind the show, described as yielding new art-historical discoveries, is the detail collectors and curators should watch.
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- Artists: Paolo Uccello
- People: Lorenzo de' Medici
- Museums: Uffizi Galleries, Palazzo Pitti, Tesoro dei Granduchi, Louvre, National Gallery
- Locations: Florence, Paris, London
- Prices: 18 euros, 15 euros
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