Palazzo Pitti
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Visit the top 3 Florence tourist destinations, Palazzo Pitti, Palatine Gallery, and Boboli Gardens, with 1 ticket.
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Save on time spent in queues as you skip the lines into the Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens. Glimpse the opulence of Florentine rulers in the Royal Apartments .
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Explore the stunning Modern Art exhibition and the many galleries of artistic and historical exhibits at the Palatine Gallery.
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See the many attractions in and around the park, such as the 6-meter high obelisk from the time of Ramses II, the stunning grottoes, and the regal Fountain of Neptune.
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Fun fact: Housed within the Pitti Palace, the Porcelain Museum showcases a remarkable collection of porcelain dating from the 16th to the 20th century.
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Visit the top 3 Florence tourist destinations, Palazzo Pitti, Palatine Gallery, and Boboli Gardens, with 1 ticket.
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Save on time spent in queues as you skip the lines into the Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens. Glimpse the opulence of Florentine rulers in the Royal Apartments .
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Explore the stunning Modern Art exhibition and the many galleries of artistic and historical exhibits at the Palatine Gallery.
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See the many attractions in and around the park, such as the 6-meter high obelisk from the time of Ramses II, the stunning grottoes, and the regal Fountain of Neptune.
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Fun fact: Housed within the Pitti Palace, the Porcelain Museum showcases a remarkable collection of porcelain dating from the 16th to the 20th century.
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Avoid planning headaches and embrace 5 leisurely days immersed in Renaissance splendor and green retreats throughout the city.
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Uncover Uffizi Gallery's brilliance, featuring Boticelli's Birth of Venus and Raphael's exquisite portraits of Madonna.
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Stroll through the sprawling Boboli Gardens, a tranquil Medici paradise of ponds, statues, and ancient holm oak trees.
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Get lost in Pitti Palace's art haven, including the Palatine Gallery, showcasing treasures like The Three Ages of Man by Giorgione.
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Fun fact: The Boboli Gardens lie right behind Pitti Palace, making up its 111-acre lavishly landscaped backyard!
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Avoid planning headaches and embrace 5 leisurely days immersed in Renaissance splendor and green retreats throughout the city.
-
Uncover Uffizi Gallery's brilliance, featuring Boticelli's Birth of Venus and Raphael's exquisite portraits of Madonna.
-
Stroll through the sprawling Boboli Gardens, a tranquil Medici paradise of ponds, statues, and ancient holm oak trees.
-
Get lost in Pitti Palace's art haven, including the Palatine Gallery, showcasing treasures like The Three Ages of Man by Giorgione.
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Fun fact: The Boboli Gardens lie right behind Pitti Palace, making up its 111-acre lavishly landscaped backyard!
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Skip the lines at the opulent Pitti Palace, the last of the residences of the renowned Medici Dynasty.
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Visit the grand Royal Apartments and the Palatina Gallery, two top highlights of the palace. Marvel at masterpieces by Caravaggio, Botticelli, Van Dyck, and Rubens.
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Delve into the rich heritage and history of Florence with an expert local guide by your side. Choose between English, Italian, and Spanish-speaking guides.
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At the second-floor Gallery of Modern Art, browse through collections by Italian artists from the late 18th and early 20th centuries.
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Did you know? Napoleon Bonaparte made Pitti Palace his headquarter of Italy during his reign over Florence.
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Skip the lines at the opulent Pitti Palace, the last of the residences of the renowned Medici Dynasty.
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Visit the grand Royal Apartments and the Palatina Gallery, two top highlights of the palace. Marvel at masterpieces by Caravaggio, Botticelli, Van Dyck, and Rubens.
-
Delve into the rich heritage and history of Florence with an expert local guide by your side. Choose between English, Italian, and Spanish-speaking guides.
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At the second-floor Gallery of Modern Art, browse through collections by Italian artists from the late 18th and early 20th centuries.
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Did you know? Napoleon Bonaparte made Pitti Palace his headquarter of Italy during his reign over Florence.
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Explore Florence's grandeur on a guided small group tour with skip-the-line access to the Pitti Palace, Palatine Gallery, and Boboli Gardens.
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Walk through the rich history of the Pitti Palace, once a symbol of Medici power and home to Italian royalty.
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Escape the crowds and wander through the lush Boboli Gardens, admiring stunning sculptures, fountains, and panoramic views of Florence.
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Explore the Palatine Gallery, housing iconic works by Raphael, Titian, and Caravaggio, amidst stunning frescoes and opulent decor.
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Fun fact: In 2005, forgotten 18th-century bathrooms were discovered in the Pitti Palace, showcasing remarkable examples of historic plumbing.
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Explore Florence's grandeur on a guided small group tour with skip-the-line access to the Pitti Palace, Palatine Gallery, and Boboli Gardens.
-
Walk through the rich history of the Pitti Palace, once a symbol of Medici power and home to Italian royalty.
-
Escape the crowds and wander through the lush Boboli Gardens, admiring stunning sculptures, fountains, and panoramic views of Florence.
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Explore the Palatine Gallery, housing iconic works by Raphael, Titian, and Caravaggio, amidst stunning frescoes and opulent decor.
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Fun fact: In 2005, forgotten 18th-century bathrooms were discovered in the Pitti Palace, showcasing remarkable examples of historic plumbing.
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Begin your visit at the Uffizi Gallery, admiring masterpieces by Botticelli, Michelangelo, and Leonardo da Vinci.
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Walk through the historic Vasari Corridor, a 1km passage featuring sculptures, frescoed walls, and panoramic views of Florence.
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Marvel at iconic Florence landmarks, including the Arno River and Ponte Vecchio, from the Corridor’s unique vantage points.
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Gain fast-track access to Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens, and explore the Palatine Gallery's collection of Renaissance artwork.
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Conclude with a leisurely stroll through the Boboli and Bardini Gardens—a 5-minute walk apart—unwinding amidst fountains and grottoes.
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Begin your visit at the Uffizi Gallery, admiring masterpieces by Botticelli, Michelangelo, and Leonardo da Vinci.
-
Walk through the historic Vasari Corridor, a 1km passage featuring sculptures, frescoed walls, and panoramic views of Florence.
-
Marvel at iconic Florence landmarks, including the Arno River and Ponte Vecchio, from the Corridor’s unique vantage points.
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Gain fast-track access to Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens, and explore the Palatine Gallery's collection of Renaissance artwork.
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Conclude with a leisurely stroll through the Boboli and Bardini Gardens—a 5-minute walk apart—unwinding amidst fountains and grottoes.
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About Palazzo Pitti
Once home to a fancy Grand Dukes of Tuscany and later the King of Italy, Palazzo Pitti is a true treasure trove of Florence! Step inside to discover an array of museums showcasing exquisite paintings, sculptures, elegant attire, and even delicate porcelain. Inside the palace, you can explore the wonders of the Modern Art Gallery, the Costume Gallery, and a dedicated museum exclusively for porcelain. Prepare to be captivated by the rich history and artistry within these hallowed halls!
Pitti Palace was originally commissioned by Luca Pitti, an ambitious Florentine banker, as a challenge to the Medici family. At the time of construction around 1440, it was the largest and most impressive private residence in the city of Florence, also the first with square in front.
Pitti Palace and the Uffizi Gallery are linked by the Vasari Corridor, a secret passageway built by Vasari for the Medici family to move discreetly between the two buildings, creating a special connection between Florence's iconic landmarks.
The Palace served as a power base for Napoleon. He was received by Grand Duke Ferdinand III in 1796. Later, it became the principal royal palace when Florence was briefly the capital of the newly united Italy from 1865 to 1871.
Pitti Palace is one of the largest museum complex in Florence, occupying 32,000 square meters and housing several principal galleries or museums.
The architecture of Pitti Palace reflects the evolution of Florentine Renaissance style. The original design was attributed to Filippo Brunelleschi, but the official version credits Luca Fancelli, a collaborator of Brunelleschi, as the architect.
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Plan your visit
- Last Admission: 5:30pm
- Closed: Mondays, December 25 and January 1
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