By discovering the secrets of Vasari Corridor

May 27, 2013 - PRLog -- By discovering secrets of Vasari corridor: an extraordinary  tour rich of suggestions and new visions with the Director of Uffizi gallery. This is the proposal made by WWW.FIRENZEMADEINTUSCANY.COM, an exclusive guide dedicated to Florence and Tuscany which offers discerning tourists secret and suggestive routes.

Food, handcraft, shopping, art, exclusive routes and much more for educated and discerning tourist or for who is interested in Tuscan landscapes and chooses different paths, suggestions putting an "other" Florence at the center of an unusual vision tour.

The editorial staff is always seeking alternative routes bringing out  original Tuscan and Florentine food and wine heritage and landscape, architectural and historical heritage.

A special care is given to musical events, shows, festivals, theatrical and cultural events and film in the city, to live in Florence and Tuscany, enjoying every aspect related to the exquisite hospitality and lifestyle, history, culture, gastronomy, aspects that make this city unique in the world.

Among other special initiatives suggested by WWW.FIRENZEMADEINTUSCANY.COM there is also the visit to the Vasari passage, with the guide Uffizi Director Antonio Natali.

This is an exclusive tour concerning, in a wing of the Museum created by Giorgio Vasari, normally closed to the public, once the refuge of the family De ' Medici, a passage  full not only of artistic wonders:

“From 1500 to 1900, 450 of the great masters of painting and sculpture mark a journey through art. Eyes and hands that have created masterpieces, are evidence of their passage and their work narrate how it changed the way we represent, the eras in which they lived, their own way of being. In fact, the collection of self-portraits is 1750 works full – including many contemporary names for now are only in exhibitions.

Gian Lorenzo Bernini, Annibale Carracci, Francesco Primaticcio, Lavinia Fontana, Federico Barocci and the great masters of the 20th century as Ligabue, De Chirico, Manzù, Balla, Paladin, fountain, Pistoletto, Carrà, just to name a few, without forgetting important foreign artists of the past such as Rembrandt, Reynolds, Ingres, Ensor, that this as Chagall, Rauschenberg, Joseph Beuys”

The Vasari passage is a real miracle of 16th-century architecture and unfolds with an elevated location on the city of Florence. An unforgettable and unique experience in the heart of a city that, despite the crowds, has always and still so much to discover.