Pitti Palace & Boboli Gardens Tickets — Palace, Gardens & Tours Compared
The Pitti is the Medici's grand residence and the Boboli is its monumental garden — choose a palace-and-gardens pass, a guided Palatine Gallery tour, or a combo that adds the Bardini Gardens.
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Pitti Palace & Boboli Gardens: what to know before booking
The Pitti is the Medici's grand residence and the Boboli is its monumental garden — choose a palace-and-gardens pass, a guided Palatine Gallery tour, or a combo that adds the Bardini Gardens.
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- 6 ticket options compared
- Starting price
- Tickets currently start around $18 EUR before checkout fees.
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- Compared options average 4.6 stars across 4,198 traveler reviews.
- Location
- Piazza de' Pitti 1, 50125 Florence (Oltrarno)
- Best time
- Late afternoon for the gardens, when the heat eases and the city views glow
- Ticket note
- Date-valid; combined palace-and-gardens passes may cover multiple days — check the pass terms
Pitti Palace & Boboli Gardens in Florence
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Everything you should know before you book
Across the Arno in the Oltrarno, the Pitti Palace was the Medici grand-ducal residence — its Palatine Gallery hangs Raphaels and Titians in opulent frescoed rooms, with the Treasury, the Costume Gallery, and the Royal Apartments behind it. Climbing out the back, the Boboli Gardens unfold as one of Italy's first formal gardens, all terraces, grottoes, and Arno-and-city views.
Combine the palace and gardens on one pass — they share a hill and a half-day. The Boboli is large and hilly, so save it for cooler hours, and the adjoining Bardini Gardens add the best panoramic terrace in Florence. A guided tour of the Palatine Gallery turns a dense hang of masterpieces into a coherent walk through Medici taste.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Pitti Palace ticket separate from the Boboli Gardens?
They can be bought together on a combined pass that also covers the Bardini Gardens, or separately. The combo is the best value if you want both the Palatine Gallery and the gardens.
How long do you need at Pitti and Boboli?
Allow about an hour for the Palatine Gallery and another hour or more for the Boboli Gardens, which are large and hilly. Half a day covers both comfortably.
Are the Boboli Gardens worth it?
Yes — they are a monumental Renaissance garden with grottoes, fountains, and sweeping views, and the linked Bardini Gardens have arguably the best panorama over Florence.