Boboli Gardens: Skip The Line Ticket

A lush sculpture park with views of Tuscan countryside

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Important information

Swap your smartphone voucher for a paper ticket at the ticket office of Palazzo Pitti, Piazza Pitti 1. Then you'll reach the gardens through the main entrance
Due to safety regulations, this is currently the only entrance to the Boboli Gardens

Smartphone tickets accepted
Wheelchair accessible
Instant ticket delivery
Cancellation policy
Cannot be cancelled.

Includes

Access to Boboli Gardens
Access to Bardini Gardens
Access to Porcelain Museum

Access to the Grotta del Buontalenti
Audioguide not included but available at the ticket office in the following languages: EN, IT, ES, FR, DE, JA

Description

Discover Boboli Gardens, an exquisite sculpture park nestled behind the Pitti Palace. This lush garden combines nature, architecture, and art, offering a blend of museums and scenic beauty all in one location.

With your Boboli Gardens tickets, you'll bypass the lines and gain entry to the Porcelain Museum and the nearby Bardini Gardens, ensuring a comprehensive experience of Renaissance splendor.

As you wander through the meticulously designed paths of this verdant retreat, you'll encounter a quintessential expression of Renaissance aesthetics. The gardens showcase a harmonious blend of natural beauty, elegant architecture, and both authentic and stylized ancient structures. Notably, these gardens were pioneers in defining the Renaissance concept of natural beauty.

Take a moment to escape the city’s hustle and immerse yourself in the serene environment, highlighted by impressive ancient oak trees. The gardens feature significant cultural references, including Neptune's Fountain, Giambologna’s Fountain of the Ocean, Giorgio Vasari’s Large Grotto, and an Egyptian obelisk from the 13th century BC. Throughout the gardens, you'll find numerous sculptures and fountains that evoke a sense of aristocratic grandeur.

Your Boboli Gardens tickets also grant you access to additional attractions nearby:

Boboli Gardens: Originating as the quintessential Renaissance garden, this 111-acre space was a gift from Cosimo I de' Medici to his wife, Eleonora di Toledo.

Bardini Gardens: A quieter, lesser-known garden that has recently opened to the public, offering a more intimate experience.

Museum of Porcelain: Situated in the Casino del Cavaliere atop a hill overlooking the gardens, this museum features important porcelain collections that reflect the opulence and taste of Florence's ruling elite.