Italy · PITTI PALACE & BOBOLI GARDENS
5 tours
We cover 5 Pitti Palace & Boboli Garden Tickets. The 5 below are the ones travellers keep coming back to, each with what it costs, how long it lasts and what the price includes.
Reserve timed entry to Boboli Gardens with priority access, Bardini access, and a digital audio app, plus Medici views over Florence.
“So beautiful, great views, so much history. Be ready to walk and walk some hills.”
Skip the line to Palazzo Vecchio with an included audio or multimedia guide, plus an optional climb to Arnolfo’s Tower and Florence views.
“The video guide was very helpful to better understand what you are seeing. It is one thing to be there but another to have the experience broken down and explained thoroughly. Highly recommend!”
Skip the line at Palazzo Pitti with a priority ticket to the Palatine Gallery, Gallery of Modern Art, and more in one day in Florence.
“Very nice historical place to visit! Would highly recommend this experience!”
A 5-day Florence museum pass that strings together the Uffizi, Pitti Palace, and Boboli Gardens with timed entry at the Uffizi.
“There’s no guide. It’s free and easy tickets to Uffizi, Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardensand valid for 5 days. The places is a must visit to see the various arts pieces and sculptures on display.”
Skip the line at Palazzo Vecchio in Florence with a small-group guide, see Medici rooms and the Salone dei Cinquecento.
“Wonderful! Our tour guide, Marta, was absolutely exceptional! She was fun, welcoming, energetic, passionate, and her knowledge of art and history was phenomenal. While we just booked the regular tour, we were supposed to only have 6 people, but the other group didn't arrive, so it was essentially a private tour with me and my parents. This is such an incredible building with so much history and backstory, having a guide to tell you all the stories provided so much context to help better appreciate the beauty and history. Marta even went 30 minutes over our tour time to continue showing us additional areas of Palazzo Vecchio - so kind!…”
