Vasari Corridor

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The Vasari Corridor is an elevated, enclosed passageway in Florence that was built in the 16th century to connect key Medici palaces and allow the ruling family to move privately above the city streets.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural structure
elevated enclosed passageway
historic site
access restricted guided visits for many years
architect Giorgio Vasari NERFINISHED
builtFor Medici family NERFINISHED
builtInCentury 16th century
city Florence NERFINISHED
commissionedBy Cosimo I de' Medici NERFINISHED
connects Palazzo Pitti NERFINISHED
Palazzo Vecchio NERFINISHED
Ponte Vecchio NERFINISHED
Uffizi NERFINISHED
constructionEnd 1565
constructionStart 1565
contains artworks
self-portrait paintings collection
country Italy
crosses Arno River NERFINISHED
designedFor privacy of the Medici family
security of the Medici family
hasCategory Historic buildings and structures in Florence
Renaissance architecture in Florence
Tourist attractions in Florence
hasFunction museum passageway
tourist attraction
heritageStatus important cultural heritage of Florence
historicalEra Renaissance NERFINISHED
length approximately 1 kilometre
locatedIn Florence
Italy
Tuscany
material masonry
namedAfter Giorgio Vasari NERFINISHED
notableFeature elevated continuous walkway above the city
integration with existing urban fabric
owner Italian state NERFINISHED
partOf Uffizi complex NERFINISHED
passesBy Santa Felicita church NERFINISHED
passesOver Florentine streets
purpose to allow the Medici family to move privately above the city streets
to connect key Medici palaces in Florence
region Central Italy NERFINISHED
runsAbove Ponte Vecchio NERFINISHED
style Renaissance architecture
tourism popular tourist destination in Florence

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Uffizi Gallery hasPart Vasari Corridor
Giorgio Vasari designed Vasari Corridor