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PALAZZO PITTI & BOBOLI GARDENS

The Palazzo Pitti is one of the grandest residences in Florence once home to the Medici family. Explore the palace and gardens as the Italian Renaissance is unveiled before you.

  • Expert guide to explain the iconic works in the Palatine Gallery, the Medici private art collection

  • Insight into the Medici dynasty and Florence’s politics and culture.

  • Take in the incredible views over Florence from the Boboli gardens, with its wonderful statuary and grottos

  • ADDITIONAL - with the reopening of the Royal Apartments, there is the option of visiting this exquisitely renovated suite of rooms - prior booking required.

Tour Description & Photos

DURATION

2 1/2 HOURS

TYPE OF TOUR

MUSEUM TOUR

VENUES

PITTI PALACE

BOBOLI GARDENS

Accompanied by an expert guide, you'll explore the grandeur of the Pitti Palace, focusing on the Palatine Gallery. The Pitti Palace is the former residence of the Medici family in Florence, now home to a diverse array of museums.

Within the Palatine Gallery, once the heart of Medici power, you'll encounter a captivating display of art. Adorned with magnificent stucco work and ceiling frescoes by the esteemed baroque artist Pietro da Cortona, the official chambers provide an extraordinary backdrop for the Medici's private collection. Along the walls, you'll encounter masterpieces spanning from the sixteenth to the eighteenth Century, including works by renowned artists such as Raphael, Titian, Rubens, and Caravaggio.

The Boboli Gardens is an open-air museum created for the Medici behind the Pitti Palace. Filled with incredible sculptures, fountains and grottos, it is a serene escape from the busy city. At the top of the gardens, is the Knight’s Garden (Giardino del Cavaliere) with incredible views across Florence.

OPTION B

Add the Royal Apartments to your tour. Reopened in February 2025 after five years, the apartments have been meticulously renovated. The suite of 14 rooms includes the Throne Room, Green Room and King's Study. Created in the late 17th century when Grand Prince Ferdinando de’ Medici first took residence, the apartments are an insight into how Italian nobility lived.

THIS TOUR IS FOR YOU IF…

  • You are interested in learning about the role of the Medici family and their patronage of the arts and science

  • You enjoy discovering the secrets and techniques behind art masterpieces

  • You delight in breathtaking views

 

LOGISTICS

  • We will meet outside the Palazzo Pitti. Exact details will be sent in your confirmation email.

  • We recommend comfortable footwear, as you will be walking through the gardens.

  • Entrance tickets are purchased on the day, we may have to wait in line for security checks.

GROUP SIZES

This is a private tour. Maximum Guests: 9

PRICES

2 half hours Floeasy prices

Plus entrance ticket per person payable on the day

Payment accepted via

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FAQs

Will we get to see the whole of the Pitti Palace?

Your guide will show you around the extensive Palatine Gallery and the Boboli Gardens. The private tour does not include other areas of the palace.

Does the weather affect the tours?

No. Barring Biblical-style floods, the tours continue rain or shine.

Why is the Pitti Palace important?

The Pitti Palace was acquired by the Medici family who ruled Florence during the Renaissance. It has grand architecture and an important, extensive art collection.

Are the Boboli Gardens worth visiting?

Yes! Especially, if you enjoy visiting formal landscapes with statuary and incredible views across the city of Florence, and want to learn more about the history of the Medici family and their impact on Florence.

Does the fee include gratuities?

No, the fee covers the cost of your expert guide, their insurance and headsets.

Is this an English-language tour?

Yes, this tour is conducted in English. If you wish for tours in Italian, German or Korean we can also provide fluent speakers in those languages.

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