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The works of art in the Palace
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We spent a glorious day visiting the Pitti Palace, Boboli & Bardini gardens. The palace was spectacular - especially for its Art & exquisite ceilings. We enjoyed the costume & treasures museums too. We finished our day walking through the gardens with a final cocktail on the Bardini terrace overlooking the whole city of Florence.
We had a great experience. The Pa;ace was fascinating. Unfortunately we got causgt in a downpour while in the Boboli Gardens. Not the tours problem. Dodn't relize that we needed our iphone earbuds. Not clear in the instructions. No audio guide as a result.
There are no skip the line tickets. You have to go to the office to get your physical tickets anyway and then you have to wait in line.
The Palace is well worth seeing and I enjoyed the painting collection and the magnificence of many of the rooms decors.
Easy tickets check in. Took advantage of the luggage store inside the palace before departure from the city.
well-kept environments, friendly and knowledgeable staff
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Everything was beautiful. So much history & well kept
Wonderful place and complete with everything. Perfect even for non-art enthusiasts.
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Great organization by the agency. Quick admission. Palazzo and gardens are an EXPERIENCE!
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A special ticket grants you access to the historic Vasari Corridor, once reserved for the Medici family. Begin your visit at the Uffizi, traverse the exclusive 700-meter passage above Ponte Vecchio, and arrive at the breathtaking Boboli Gardens.
Perfect for families, couples short on time and want to explore Boboli Gardens
Perfect for families, couples short on time and want to explore Boboli Gardens
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The museum visit was great. However, we had thought that the QR code was the actual ticket. So we had to go somewhere else from the entrance to the Uffizi to pick up the paper ticket. I actually wanted to avoid this, so I bought the tickets online beforehand. The office was difficult to find despite Google Maps. The Boboli Gardens are very run-down, overgrown and unkempt and not at all worth the entrance fee. A complete disappointment.
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The organization, friendliness and kindness of all the staff and the magnificence of the exhibits, statues and buildings. Truly moving experience.
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Outstanding show, prepared hosts, no queue... More than excellent experience
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we probably would not have seen the statue of david if we didn't have a timed entry Thank you
The lady and gentleman in the office where I got my ticket were both very helpful
Buying and activation very difficult. Not clear why you still need to go to the office for phisical tickets. Was nor aware tickets can be received obly that day. Not cleqr with entey times and different lines. Overall heavy process.
Uffizi very interesting everything we saw
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I am. It sure what happened and why we were denied entry. We picked up our Tickets and Headed to Uffizzi on a Thursday. The guide at the office was extremely helpful and very personable. No problem entering the Uffizi.. on Tuesday, when we tried to enter the Palazzo Pitty, our ticket read as expired??? We were denied entrance to the Boboli gardens also, not very happy to have to pay again!!!
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Camilla, our guide was engaging, energetic and had boundless knowledge of the Palace and gardens. She tailored her presentation to the specific group of tourists. We had a wonderful experience with her and learned a great deal.
Our guide Camilla brought the history to life and we enjoyed every minute of it.
The experience, knowledge and kindness of our guide. Also the punctuality and the knowledge to lead the group.
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The tour guide was very knowledgeable and engaging. The entire process was easy, seamless.
We learnt so much about Florence history and it's people through our guide and the portraits throughout the palace. Such a beautiful gem! The gardens are magnificent and a pleasure to walk through on a hot day. Highly recommend!
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All-in-one Florence experience with Uffizi, Vasari Corridor, Pitti Palace & Boboli Gardens.
All-in-one Florence experience with Uffizi, Vasari Corridor, Pitti Palace & Boboli Gardens.
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Uffizi Gallery & Vasari Corridor
Pitti Palace & Boboli Gardens
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Uffizi Gallery & Vasari Corridor
Pitti Palace & Boboli Gardens
Uffizi Gallery & Vasari Corridor
Pitti Palace & Boboli Gardens
The works of art in the Palace
View original review in Spanish
We spent a glorious day visiting the Pitti Palace, Boboli & Bardini gardens. The palace was spectacular - especially for its Art & exquisite ceilings. We enjoyed the costume & treasures museums too. We finished our day walking through the gardens with a final cocktail on the Bardini terrace overlooking the whole city of Florence.
There are no skip the line tickets. You have to go to the office to get your physical tickets anyway and then you have to wait in line.
The burocracy surrounding getting a ticket for that Vasari corridor! Which turned out to contain no art works, the girls tasked with taking us looked bored to tears, told us nothing except what we were NOT allowed to do. The whole experience could have been completed in ten minutes rather than 45!
Easy tickets check in. Took advantage of the luggage store inside the palace before departure from the city.
well-kept environments, friendly and knowledgeable staff
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Everything was beautiful. So much history & well kept
Wonderful place and complete with everything. Perfect even for non-art enthusiasts.
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Great organization by the agency. Quick admission. Palazzo and gardens are an EXPERIENCE!
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One of the top highlights of Boboli Gardens is the Kaffeehaus that was built between 1774 and 1785. It was used as a resting place where the court could enjoy a hot cup of chocolate on their walks.
The gardens offer different experiences depending on the season. While spring are blooming with fragra lush greenery and the gorgeous purple flowers, summer can be hot and golden. Fall and winter visits offer quieter surroundings but may require extra precautions due to wet benches and colder temperatures.
Best visiting hours for Boboli GardensAddress: Piazza Pitti, 1 50125 Firenze FI
Distance: 2 m
A Renaissance palace housing several museums, including the Palatine Gallery with its vast collection of Renaissance paintings.
Book Palazzo Pitti ticketsDistance: 650 m
One of the world's most renowned art museums, featuring masterpieces by Botticelli, Michelangelo, and Leonardo da Vinci, among others.
Book Uffizi Gallery ticketsDistance: 1 km
Duomo Florence, also known as the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, is a magnificent Gothic masterpiece renowned for its iconic dome, frescoes, and intricate marble façade.
Book Duomo Florence ticketsThe exact inclusions of a Boboli Gardens ticket depends upon the type of experience you've chosen. They typically include access to the gardens themselves, as well as neighboring and equally famed attractions like the Palazzo Pitti, Palatine Gallery, Porcelain Museum and Bardini Gardens. Do check the ticket details to confirm which additional sites are covered to make the most of your visit.
While skip-the-line tickets are not typically necessary for Boboli Gardens, they can be a lifesaver during peak tourist seasons when there are 1-2 hour longer queues at the ticket counters. Fortunately, most of our Boboli Gardens tickets include priority access.
Boboli Gardens offers free admission on the first Sunday of each month. But why wait for the first Sunday rush? Skip the crowds and plan the perfect peaceful retreat in the beautiful Boboli Gardens on quieter days.
Yes, you'd be asked to pick a slot when booking your ticket. This allows the management to control the flow of visitors and ensure a comfortable and safe experience for everyone. You can plan your visit on your schedule and avoid long queues. Typically these slots can't be rescheduled, so exercise some caution.
It’s a steal deal! Pairing your visit to the Boboli Gardens with Palazzo Pitti is the most recommended way to explore the best of these Florentine Renaissance treasures. Inside the Pitti Palace, marvel at legendary artworks and intriguing historical artifacts that have been cherished for centuries. Then, step outside into Boboli Gardens for a serene retreat—perhaps even a delightful picnic—set amidst stunning sculptures and meticulously manicured terraced gardens. It's the perfect blend of indoor retrospection and outdoor fun—a truly enriching experience that offers the best of both worlds in one delightful outing!
Children under 18 years old can enter the Boboli Gardens for free. Do note that children under 12 years must be accompanied by an adult.
While Boboli Gardens boast poetically beautiful landscapes, their layout across hilly terrain may pose challenges for individuals with mobility issues. Although there are some less gravelly paths available, wheelchair users may find themselves restricted to certain areas of the gardens. However, efforts have been made to enhance accessibility, including accessible entrances, ramps, and designated paths suitable for wheelchairs. Free wheelchair rental services are available on-site to facilitate exploration for all visitors.
Stroller accessibility is limited in Boboli Gardens due to its challenging terrain, it's advisable to bring a lightweight stroller that's easy to fold and carry. The gardens feature hilly terrain and stairs, making maneuvering difficult with bulky strollers. However, you can still explore some areas that have somewhat concrete pathways throughout these expansive gardens.
A few key highlights of the Boboli Gardens are Giorgio Vasari’s Large Grotto, Giambologna’s The Fountain of the Ocean, Neptune’s Fountain by Stoldo Lorenzi, and a 34-century old obelisk from Egypt.
Unfortunately, Boboli Gardens do not permit pets, except for service animals assisting visitors with disabilities. Therefore, if you plan to visit Boboli Gardens, it's best to leave your pets at home or make alternative arrangements for their care during your visit.
Boboli Gardens is THE perfect spot to have a hearty picnic with great Florence views! Set up your picnic in the designated area on the eastern side of the gardens, located between the Madama Grotto and the Fountain of Ganymede. While picnicking is allowed in this area, please be aware that sugary drinks, soda, and wine are not permitted inside the gardens.
Yes, there is a dress code for visiting Boboli Gardens. Visitors are required to wear clothing appropriate to the formal setting of the museum. This means that wearing bathing costumes, skimpy clothing, wedding dresses, period costumes, or any other fancy dress that is undignified for such places is considered inappropriate. Additionally, walking barefoot or bare-chested in the museum is strictly forbidden.
Sorry, re-entry to Boboli Gardens is typically not allowed. Once you leave the gardens, your visit is considered concluded, and you would need to purchase a new ticket if you wish to re-enter on another occasion. Therefore, it's essential to plan your visit accordingly and ensure you have ample time to explore all the attractions within the gardens before exiting.