Detailed Boboli Gardens hours - Closures, best time to visit & more

Question

Are Boboli Gardens open everyday?

Answer 1

Boboli Gardens are open every day except for the first and last Monday of each month, as well as on December 25.

Answer 2

On average, visitors typically spend about 1.5 to 2 hours exploring just the Boboli Gardens. However, a complete visit including the Palazzo Pitti and its major galleries like the Palatine Gallery, Porcelain Museums, and the adjoining Bardini gardens, can take around 3-4 hours, perhaps even more. It'd be smart to plan your visit accordingly

Answer 3

Yes, Boboli Gardens is open on all public holidays, except 25th December.

Answer 4

Boboli Gardens' opening hours are the same for public holidays too. It opens at 8:15am every day, while the closing time differs, depending on the month.

Answer 5

Boboli Gardens offer free entrance on specific days, including the 1st Sunday of the month, April 25th (Liberation Day), June 2nd (Republic Day), and November 4th (National Unity & Armed Forces Day).

Answer 6

Yes, the timing varies by season and during holidays. In January, February, November, and December, the gardens close at 4:30 pm. In March and October, during standard time, they close at 5:30 pm. In March (daylight savings time), April, May, September, and October (daylight savings time), they close at 6:30 pm. During June, July, and August, they remain open until 7:10 pm.

Answer 7

Boboli Gardens are one of the most frequented tourist places in Florence. If you want to avoid large crowds, it is better to avoid visiting the gallery on public holidays and weekends.

Answer 8

No official late night or special hours are available for Boboli Gardens.

Answer 9

That would be unfortunate, and sadly, nothing can be done about it. You will need to repurchase your tickets online or at the venue.

Answer 10

It's recommended to arrive at least 15-20 minutes earlier for your time slot.

Answer 11

You are usually allowed entry within a specific time slot, and once inside, you can stay as long as you like until the closing time of the Boboli Gardens for that day.