Historic garden with Renaissance statues and ornate fountains

Explore an elegant park with countryside views and museums.

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30.792 Reviews on Google
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In short

What Giardino di Boboli is

The Boboli Gardens, located in the heart of Florence behind Palazzo Pitti, is a vast historical park offering a unique combination of natural and architectural beauty. Visitors can explore a range of Renaissance statues, ornate fountains, and wide tree-lined avenues. The park is renowned for its panoramic views of the city of Florence and the surrounding countryside.

In addition to the garden, the entrance ticket includes access to the Museo delle Porcellane and the nearby Giardino Bardini, providing further opportunities to explore the region's culture and history. The Boboli Gardens is a significant testament to the Renaissance period and offers a variety of attractions for visitors of all ages.

The garden is wheelchair accessible with a dedicated entrance. However, visitors should be aware that there are many stairs within the park, but the effort is rewarded with magnificent panoramic views. During the warmer months, the garden offers a cool and peaceful escape from the summer heat.

The tickets

Tickets for Giardino di Boboli

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Boboli Gardens: Reserved Entry + Audio Guide

A lush sculpture park with views of Tuscan countryside

18 €

Ticket details

What's included

  • Access to Bardini Gardens
  • Downloadable Florence city audio guide
  • Booking and handling costs

Not included

  • Access to the Grotta del Buontalenti
  • Access to Porcelain Museum
  • Mobile ticket
  • Wheelchair accessible
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How you visit

The visit

A visit to the Boboli Gardens can take from two to three hours, depending on how much time you wish to spend exploring the park. It is advisable to book tickets in advance, especially during peak season, to avoid long queues at the entrance.

Tickets for the Boboli Gardens include access to the Museo delle Porcellane and the Giardino Bardini. You can choose between a ticket with reserved entry and an audio guide, offering a downloadable guide on Florence, or a one-hour guided tour that includes headphones for a better experience.

Visitors should wear comfortable shoes to walk on the garden's gravel paths. Several picnic areas and well-maintained restrooms are available. Some parts of the garden may be closed for maintenance work, so it is advisable to check for updates before the visit.

When it opens

Opening hours

Monday 8:15–19:10
Tuesday 8:15–19:10
Wednesday 8:15–19:10
Thursday 8:15–19:10
Friday 8:15–19:10
Saturday 8:15–19:10
Sunday 8:15–19:10

Hours from the Google record, current as of publication.

The reviews

What visitors say

Many visitors appreciate the spectacular views of Florence and the surrounding countryside that can be enjoyed from the hills of the Boboli Gardens. The Renaissance statues and ornate fountains are frequently mentioned as highlights of the visit.

Some visitors note that the garden offers a relaxing experience, ideal for leisurely walks, especially during the warmer months when the garden provides a cool escape from the summer heat.

The location

Where it is

50125 Florence, Florence

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Photos by Trattoria Boboli 1978, SUFA-BAR, Tuscan Taste Florence - Wine Shop & Tasting, Trattoria Boboli To-Go, Panini Pittarno, Pitti Express, Yann Jæ Koß., nikos petrou, Skirmantė Vardauskaitė, Lopez Atelier, CAMPUCC10, Museo Oratorio di San Sebastiano de' Bini, via Google.

Questions

Questions about visiting

How long does it take to visit the Boboli Gardens?

The visit can take from two to three hours, depending on interest.

Is it necessary to book tickets in advance?

Yes, it is advisable to book tickets in advance, especially during peak season.

Are there accessible areas for people with disabilities?

Yes, the garden has an accessible entrance for people with disabilities.

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