Boboli Gardens tickets and tours
Access the Boboli Gardens with this skip-the-line ticket that also gives you access to the Porcelain Museum and the Bardini Garden. Complete...
24 hours
This fascinating walk winds along an enchanting itinerary of a mile over a UNESCO World Heritage area: a mile with the highest concentration...
3 hours
"Affabulando al Giardino di Boboli" is a guided tour of the renowned park of Florence designed for younger visitors, from 6 to 13 years old....
1 hour 45 minutes
Spend a full morning exploring the most sensational palace of Florence in a small group with an expert local guide, who will unveil the beau...
3 hours 30 minutes
Play a city game and go on a Florence walking tour where you will follow clues to discover amazing places and local stories.On this Florence...
2 hours
Take in all the magnificence of Florence art and architecture while effortlessly learning about the city's growth and development during the...
Flexible
Built for a dynasty, overtaken by the Medici, occupied by Napoleon, and seat to the first king of a united Italy, the commanding façade of P...
3 hours
Visit the historical sites in Florence that have been chosen by Dan Brown for his famous novel “Inferno”. From the Boboli Gardens to Ponte V...
3 hours
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The inside story
The Boboli Gardens can be considered an open-air museum hosting a great collection of sculptures, dating back to the 16th and the 18th centuries, with some Roman antiquities.
The Gardens - some of the first and most famous 16th-century Italian gardens - were designed as soon as the Medici grand dukes of Tuscany bought the Pitti Palace in 1550, on the spectacular setting of Boboli hill, just behind the Palace. The architect Giorgio Vasari gave his contributions in planning and laying out the grottos, while Buontalenti completed the magnificent Large Grotto, decorated internally and externally with stalactites, statues and vegetation.
How to get there
