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Medici walls hold the morning, the Arno waits below.

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Pitti Palace, Palatina Gallery and the Medici: Arts and Power in Florence. 2 hr
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Pitti Palace, Palatina Gallery and the Medici: Arts and Power in Florence.

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Skip-the-line small group tour of Palatina Gallery inside the Medici's Pitti Palace

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Uffizi, Pitti Palace and Boboli 5-Day Combination Ticket Pass
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Uffizi, Pitti Palace and Boboli 5-Day Combination Ticket Pass

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5-day combination ticket covering Uffizi, Pitti Palace, Boboli Gardens & more

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Pitti Palace, Boboli Garden & Palatina Gallery Guided Tour 3 hr
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Pitti Palace, Boboli Garden & Palatina Gallery Guided Tour

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3-hour guided tour of Palatina Gallery and Boboli Gardens at Pitti Palace

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Florence Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens Walking Tour 1 hr 30 min
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Florence Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens Walking Tour

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Walking tour of Pitti Palace & Boboli Gardens with views of Florence's historic center

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Skip-the-Line Entry Tickets

Priority-access admission tickets that bypass the main queue at Pitti Palace.

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Bundled tickets covering both Pitti Palace and the adjacent Boboli Gardens.

Duration
2-3 hours recommended
Languages
English, Italian, French
Group size
Up to 15 guests
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Free cancellation 24 hours prior
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Discover the Pitti Palace in Florence

Luca Pitti, a rival of the Medici, broke ground on the palazzo around 1458, only for the Medici to buy the unfinished pile a century later. The pitti palace then grew into the grand-ducal seat of Tuscany, its stone bulk facing the Oltrarno across the Arno.

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Today the Palatina Gallery hangs Raphael and Titian three rows deep, the way 17th-century princes preferred. Behind it, the Boboli Gardens climb the hill in terraces of cypress and amphitheatre. Visitors weighing pitti palace and boboli gardens tickets, a boboli gardens pitti palace entry, or the pitti palace boboli gardens combo are really choosing how much of this Medici world to absorb. The Florence landmark matters because it preserves a court intact — apartments, treasures, costume collections — under one roof.

"The Medici bought an unfinished rival's palace and turned it into the throne of Tuscany."
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What a Pitti Palace tour day looks like

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You cross the Ponte Vecchio and climb into the Oltrarno, reaching Piazza de' Pitti by 08:15 when the doors first open and the courtyard is nearly empty. With a 16 EUR single ticket — or a skip-the-line option — you bypass the queue and head straight upstairs.

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You pause in the Palatina Gallery, where gilt frames stack to the ceiling and Raphael's Madonnas catch the early light. You drift through the royal apartments, then step out into the Boboli Gardens, climbing terraced paths past the Neptune fountain to a view of Brunelleschi's dome. A pitti palace tour with a guide threads the rooms in order; on your own, you simply wander until the noon crowds arrive.

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What you'll do

Inside a Pitti Palace tour, step by step

  1. Arrival & Courtyard Orientation
    01 15 min

    Arrival & Courtyard Orientation

    Enter from Piazza de' Pitti, deposit bags at the cloakroom on the right side of the Ammannati Courtyard, and take in the rusticated stone architecture before proceeding to ticket control.

  2. Palatine Gallery
    02 90 min

    Palatine Gallery

    Explore the Galleria Palatina on the first floor — the largest concentration of Raphael works in the world shares wall space with Titians, Rubens, and Tintoretto in rooms arranged as Medici decor rather than chronology.

  3. Royal Apartments & Treasury of the Grand Dukes
    03 45 min

    Royal Apartments & Treasury of the Grand Dukes

    Move through the Imperial and Royal Apartments with their 19th-century furnishings, then descend to the Treasury of the Grand Dukes on the ground floor for Medici gemstones, rock crystal vases, and silverware.

  4. Gallery of Modern Art & Costume Museum
    04 30 min

    Gallery of Modern Art & Costume Museum

    Ascend to the second floor for Tuscan 19th-century painting in the Galleria d'Arte Moderna, then visit the Museum of Costume and Fashion in the Palazzina della Meridiana for 300 years of court dress.

  5. Boboli Gardens (separate ticket)
    05 60 min

    Boboli Gardens (separate ticket)

    Exit through the courtyard into the terraced Boboli Gardens — walk the central cypress avenue toward the upper amphitheatre for panoramic views over the Florence rooftops and the Duomo.

Highlights

What you'll see inside Pitti Palace

The landmarks, rooms, and views travelers on Pitti Palace tours remember — all visible on a single visit.

Palatine Gallery (Galleria Palatina)

Palatine Gallery (Galleria Palatina)

The first-floor picture gallery holds the largest concentration of Raphael works anywhere in the world, alongside canvases by Titian, Rubens, and Tintoretto displayed in the same ornate rooms where the Medici originally hung them — as decor rather than chronology.

Royal Apartments (Appartamenti Reali)

Royal Apartments (Appartamenti Reali)

The suite of state rooms on the first floor retains its 19th-century refit from the Savoy period, when Florence briefly served as capital of Italy between 1865 and 1872, preserving silk-lined walls and Habsburg-era furnishings intact.

Treasury of the Grand Dukes (Museo degli Argenti)

Treasury of the Grand Dukes (Museo degli Argenti)

Occupying the ground floor, this treasury displays over 3,000 objects from the Medici collection — including ancient Roman rock crystal vases, semi-precious stone vessels, and jewelled cameos accumulated over two centuries of dynastic patronage.

Boboli Gardens

Boboli Gardens

Laid out from 1550 to a design by Niccolò Tribolo for Duchess Eleonora di Toledo, the terraced garden behind the palace became the model for royal gardens across Europe; its upper amphitheatre and cypress allée extend across 45,000 square metres of sculpted landscape.

Museum of Costume and Fashion (Museo della Moda e del Costume)

Museum of Costume and Fashion (Museo della Moda e del Costume)

Housed in the Palazzina della Meridiana, the collection spans 300 years of court dress, including the preserved funeral garments of Eleonora di Toledo and Cosimo I de' Medici — items rarely survivable in textile form.

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Standard Entry
Pitti Palace, Palatina Gallery and the Medici: Arts and Power in Florence.
2 hr $80 Book →
Premium Combo
Uffizi, Pitti Palace and Boboli 5-Day Combination Ticket Pass
$81 Book →
Guided Experience
Pitti Palace, Boboli Garden & Palatina Gallery Guided Tour
3 hr $116 Book →
Luxury / Private
Florence Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens Walking Tour
1 hr 30 min $153 Book →

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Plan your Pitti Palace visit

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Open today · 08:15 – 18:30
Opening Hours
Tue–Sun 08:15–18:30; closed Monday
Address
Piazza de' Pitti, 1, 50125 Firenze FI, Italy
Wheelchair Access
Lifts and ramps available; free wheelchair loan at courtyard entrance
Best Arrival
08:15–09:30 — quietest period, galleries least crowded in the first hour
Bag Storage
Free cloakroom on the right side of the main courtyard
Mon
Closed
Tue
08:15 – 18:30
Quietest weekday overall
Wed
08:15 – 18:30
Thu
08:15 – 18:30
Fri
08:15 – 18:30
Last entry 17:30
Sat
08:15 – 18:30
Busiest day; arrive at opening
Sun
08:15 – 18:30
Closed on: Every Monday (Weekly closure), Jan 1 (New Year's Day), Dec 25 (Christmas Day)
Main entrance

Main Entrance, Piazza de' Pitti

Piazza de' Pitti, 1, 50125 Firenze FI

Central stone façade facing the piazza; look for the ticket booths and the archway leading to the Ammannati Courtyard.

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Address
Piazza de' Pitti, 1, 50125 Firenze FI, Italy
Bag Storage
Free cloakroom on the right side of the main courtyard

How to get there

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Public transport · 10–15 min · ~€1.50 bus ticket

Take bus C4 from Santa Maria Novella station and alight at the "Pitti" stop, directly in front of the palace entrance. Tram line T2 to "Unità" stop is also nearby.

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Walk · 20 min · Free

From Santa Maria Novella station, walk south through the historic centre, cross the Ponte Vecchio and continue along Via de' Guicciardini to Piazza de' Pitti.

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Taxi · 8–12 min · €8–€13 approx.

Taxis from Santa Maria Novella station or the city centre deliver you to Piazza de' Pitti directly.

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Car · Variable · €3–€5/hr parking

The palace is within Florence's ZTL restricted traffic zone; park at Garage Lungarno (Borgo San Jacopo) or Garage Ponte Vecchio (Via de' Bardi), both with ZTL agreements.

Dress code

No strict dress code applies inside pitti palace, but smart-casual attire is recommended. Shoulders and knees need not be covered as this is a secular museum, not a religious site. Comfortable, flat-soled shoes are strongly advised given the marble and stone floors throughout the palace galleries.

Bags & security

Umbrellas, large backpacks, and cumbersome bags must be deposited at the free cloakroom located on the right side of the main courtyard before entering the galleries. Security screening is in place at the entrance. Small daypacks and handbags carried in front are generally permitted inside the exhibition rooms.

Photography

Personal photography without flash is permitted in most rooms of the Palatine Gallery and other permanent collections inside the palazzo fiorentino. Flash photography, tripods, and selfie sticks are prohibited throughout. Photography of specific temporary exhibition pieces may be restricted — follow posted signs in each room.

Accessibility

Pitti palace provides lifts to access all main floors and ramps from Piazza de' Pitti with a roughly 20% slope at the entrance. Free wheelchair loans are available at the courtyard entrance on the right side; no advance booking is needed for the chair itself, though contacting the accessibility office ahead of a visit helps staff prepare for specific needs. The Boboli Gardens terrain is hilly and partially unpaved, so wheelchair navigation there is more limited.

Mobile phones

Mobile phones are permitted for silent use and photography (without flash) throughout the galleries. Calls should be taken outside or in corridor areas to avoid disturbing other visitors. An official audio guide app is available for download before your visit, turning your phone into a self-guided tour device across the Palatine Gallery and Royal Apartments.

What to bring

  • Printed or mobile ticket
  • Valid photo ID
  • Comfortable flat shoes
  • Water bottle (for courtyard and Boboli Gardens)
  • Light layers (palace interiors can be cool)
  • Sun protection (for Boboli Gardens visit)
  • Portable charger for audio guide app

Not allowed

  • Flash photography equipment
  • Tripods and monopods
  • Selfie sticks
  • Large backpacks and suitcases
  • Umbrellas (must be checked)
  • Food and open drinks
  • Smoking materials
  • Sharp objects
  • Audio recording devices without permission
  • Laser pointers
  • Drones
  • Paint or art-reproduction materials without prior approval

Families & strollers

The palazzo fiorentino is well suited to families, with wide gallery rooms and a variety of collections spanning Renaissance paintings, ornate royal apartments, fashions across 300 years, and the open-air Boboli Gardens — enough variety to hold children's attention across 3–4 hours. Children under 18 from EU countries typically receive free entry; verify current eligibility on the official Uffizi Galleries site before visiting. The Boboli Gardens provide open space for younger visitors to decompress between gallery rooms.

Food & drink

A café is located inside the palace complex for a break during your Palazzo Pitti visit. Outside food and open drinks are not permitted in the gallery rooms. The Oltrarno neighbourhood surrounding the palace offers excellent trattorias and cafés within a two-minute walk of the entrance, making it convenient to step out for lunch and re-enter on the same timed ticket if your booking allows.

Pets

Pets are not permitted inside the palace museums. Guide dogs and assistance animals accompanying visitors with disabilities are welcome and should enter via the accessible courtyard entrance.

Good to know

The single 16 EUR ticket covers all Palazzo Pitti collections: the Palatine Gallery, Gallery of Modern Art, Museum of Costume and Fashion, Treasury of the Grand Dukes, Museum of Russian Icons, and the Palatine Chapel. The Boboli and Bardini Gardens require a separate ticket. A five-day PassePartout also covers the Uffizi Gallery and Boboli Gardens and is worth considering if you plan to visit multiple Florentine museums.

Meeting point

Pitti Palace tour meeting point

Main Entrance, Piazza de' Pitti

Main Entrance, Piazza de' Pitti

Piazza de' Pitti, 1, 50125 Firenze FI

Central stone façade facing the piazza; look for the ticket booths and the archway leading to the Ammannati Courtyard.

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Pitti Palace — everything else worth knowing

Best time to go, insider tips, nearby landmarks, and the cancellation fine print — flip through to skim what matters to you.

Best time to visit Pitti Palace

How crowds, weather, and events shift across the year.

Spring (April–May)

Mild temperatures and manageable crowds before the summer peak make this the most comfortable season for a Florence palazzo tour.

Summer (June–August)

The longest opening days but the heaviest tourist numbers; arrive at 08:15 sharp for the quietest experience inside the Medici residence.

Autumn (September–October)

Crowds thin from mid-September; pleasant temperatures and golden afternoon light in the Boboli Gardens.

Winter (November–March)

Fewest visitors of the year; the palace interiors are fully accessible and some admission discounts apply in low season.

Helpful tips for your visit to Pitti Palace

Small details that turn a good visit into a great one.

Buy tickets in advance online

The official Uffizi Galleries site (uffizi.it) sells timed-entry tickets; booking even a day ahead avoids summer queues that can stretch 30–45 minutes at the door.

Arrive at 08:15 on a weekday

The Palatine Gallery is at its quietest in the first hour after opening on Tuesday through Thursday mornings — you can stand in front of Raphael's Madonna of the Chair without crowds.

Use the single ticket strategically

The 16 EUR ticket covers all five palace museums; plan your route floor by floor (ground → first → second) to avoid backtracking across the large complex.

Pair with Boboli Gardens in the afternoon

Buy the Boboli add-on ticket separately and spend the cooler late-afternoon hours in the garden; the upper terraces offer the best rooftop views of Florence around 17:00.

Leave time for Oltrarno

The neighbourhood around the Florentine palace is Florence's artisan quarter — boutique leather workshops, independent bookshops, and classic trattorias are all within a five-minute walk of the exit.

Landmarks near Pitti Palace

Non-bookable sights within a short walk — free to visit, easy to pair.

Boboli Gardens

Boboli Gardens

2 min

Terraced Renaissance gardens rising behind the palace with antique sculptures, grottoes, and a view terrace overlooking the Duomo — accessed via the Pitti courtyard.

Ponte Vecchio

Ponte Vecchio

5 min

Florence's iconic medieval bridge lined with jewellers' shops, spanning the Arno River between Oltrarno and the historic centre.

Uffizi Gallery

Uffizi Gallery

10 min

Home to Botticelli's Birth of Venus and the world's finest collection of Italian Renaissance painting, just across the Arno.

Basilica di Santo Spirito

Basilica di Santo Spirito

5 min

Brunelleschi-designed 15th-century church facing a lively neighbourhood piazza in the heart of the Oltrarno artisan district.

Fort Belvedere

Fort Belvedere

15 min walk uphill

16th-century Medici fortress above Boboli with sweeping 360-degree views over Florence; hosts seasonal exhibitions.

Cancellation policy

Flexible, no hidden fees.

Tickets purchased through the official Uffizi Galleries site are generally non-refundable once booked. For third-party providers, cancellation policies vary — check at the time of booking whether a free cancellation window applies before your visit date.

Where to stay

Hotels & districts near Pitti Palace

Hand-picked options within walking distance — pick a district for vibe, or a specific hotel for convenience.

Portrait Firenze

Portrait Firenze

8 min walk
luxury

Boutique luxury hotel on Lungarno Acciaiuoli with Arno views, close to Ponte Vecchio and the Oltrarno cultural quarter.

Adler Cavalieri

Adler Cavalieri

18 min walk
mid-range

Well-located hotel near Santa Maria Novella with comfortable rooms and easy bus access to the palace.

Oltrarno District

0–10 min walk
district

The neighbourhood immediately surrounding the palace has a range of B&Bs, guesthouses, and rental apartments at varied price points, favoured for walkability to the site.

Ospitalità Collodi

Ospitalità Collodi

12 min walk
budget

Simple, clean budget accommodation in the Oltrarno neighbourhood, convenient for an early-morning arrival at the palace.

Traveler reviews

Pitti Palace tour reviews

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  • "We spent nearly four hours inside the Pitti Palace and barely scratched the surface. The Palatine Gallery alone has more Raphaels and Titians than I could take in, hung floor to ceiling the old aristocratic way. Go early on a weekday to beat the heat coming up from the courtyard."
    Marco R. · Italy · 2026-05-18
  • "Most people rush the rooms and skip the gardens, which is a mistake. The climb up the Boboli terraces gives you the best rooftop view of Florence I found anywhere. Bring water in summer, the gravel paths get hot by midday."
    Hannah B. · United States · 2026-04-27
  • "Palazzo Pitti is enormous and a single ticket covers several museums, so pace yourself. We loved the Treasury of the Grand Dukes with its carved gemstones and silverware. The signage between sections could be clearer."
    Thomas K. · Germany · 2026-03-09
  • "Arrived right at opening and had the Palatine Gallery almost to ourselves for half an hour. The gilded ceilings and the soft morning light through the tall windows made the Medici rooms feel alive. A proper pitti palace tour needs at least three hours."
    Yuki T. · Japan · 2026-05-30
  • "The sheer density of masterpieces here is something else, room after room of Rubens and Caravaggio. We booked pitti palace tickets online and walked straight past the queue at the entrance. Combine it with the Boboli Gardens on the same pass."
    Lucia F. · Spain · 2026-02-14
  • "This is one of the great Florence landmarks and you feel the weight of Medici history in every hall. My feet were done after the upper galleries and the gardens, so wear comfortable shoes. The Gallery of Modern Art upstairs surprised me with its Macchiaioli paintings."
    Daniel O. · Brazil · 2025-11-22
  • "We did a guided palazzo pitti tour and the skip-the-line entry saved us a long wait on a cold January morning. Our guide pointed out details in the Sala di Saturno I would never have noticed alone. The frescoed ceilings by Pietro da Cortona stole the show."
    Sophie L. · France · 2026-01-19
  • "Everyone flocks to the Uffizi but I preferred the calmer pace here across the Arno. The Costume Gallery and the royal apartments were a quiet highlight late in the afternoon. Easy ten minute walk from the Ponte Vecchio."
    Emma W. · United Kingdom · 2026-05-11
  • "One of the better Florence tours we booked was the combined ticket linking the palace and the gardens. The grotto by Ammannati near the courtyard is worth lingering at before you head up. Note that the gardens close earlier than the galleries in winter."
    Andrea S. · Italy · 2025-12-12
  • "We wandered the Boboli amphitheatre as the light turned golden and the obelisk threw long shadows. The pitti palace tickets we bought included the gardens, which felt like great value for a half day. Plenty of shaded benches to rest between the climbs."
    Priya M. · India · 2026-04-03
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Frequently asked

Frequently asked questions about pitti palace tickets

What are the opening hours of pitti palace?

Pitti palace is open Tuesday to Sunday from 08:15 to 18:30, with last admission at 17:30. It is closed every Monday, on 1 January, and on 25 December.

Is pitti palace closed on Mondays?

Yes, the palazzo fiorentino is closed every Monday as its regular weekly closure day, in addition to New Year's Day and Christmas Day. Plan your Florence itinerary on a Tuesday through Sunday.

How much do pitti palace tickets cost?

The standard adult ticket for pitti palace costs 16 EUR and covers all Palazzo Pitti collections, including the Palatine Gallery, Gallery of Modern Art, Museum of Costume and Fashion, Treasury of the Grand Dukes, and the Palatine Chapel. The Boboli Gardens require a separate ticket.

What is the best time to visit pitti palace to avoid crowds?

The quietest window at the Medici residence is 08:15–09:30, right at opening, particularly on weekday mornings (Tuesday through Thursday). Summer weekends draw the heaviest crowds; arriving at the 08:15 opening on a weekday is the most effective strategy.

Is pitti palace accessible for visitors with mobility needs?

The palazzo provides lifts to all main floors and ramps from Piazza de' Pitti. Free wheelchair loans are available at the courtyard entrance on the right side of the main court. The upper sections of the Boboli Gardens are partially unpaved and hilly, so mobility there is more limited.

Can I take photographs inside the Palazzo Pitti?

Personal photography without flash is permitted throughout most of the permanent collections inside pitti palace. Tripods, monopods, selfie sticks, and flash attachments are prohibited. Temporary exhibition rooms may have additional restrictions posted at the entrance.

What collections are included in the single pitti palace ticket?

The 16 EUR single ticket for skip-the-line pitti palace access covers the Palatine Gallery, Royal Apartments, Gallery of Modern Art, Museum of Costume and Fashion, Treasury of the Grand Dukes, Museum of Russian Icons, and the Palatine Chapel — five distinct museums under one roof.

Are there guided pitti palace tours available in English?

Yes, guided pitti palace tours in English are widely available, typically lasting 1.5 to 3 hours and focused on the Palatine Gallery and Royal Apartments. Small-group tours with certified local guides can be booked through the official Uffizi Galleries site and reputable tour operators.

What should I not bring to pitti palace?

Leave behind large backpacks, umbrellas, tripods, food and open drinks, and selfie sticks — all must be checked or are prohibited. Sharp objects, drones, and audio recording devices without permission are also not allowed inside the Florentine landmark.

Is there food available at the Florentine palace?

A café is located inside the palace complex. Outside food and open drinks are not permitted in the gallery rooms. The surrounding Oltrarno neighbourhood has numerous cafés and trattorias within a two-minute walk for a full lunch break.

How do I get to pitti palace from Florence city centre?

From Santa Maria Novella station, take bus C4 to the "Pitti" stop (10–15 minutes, approx. €1.50) or walk 20 minutes via Ponte Vecchio and Via de' Guicciardini. Taxis cost approximately €8–€13 for the same journey.

Can I combine a pitti palace tour with other Florence attractions?

A pitti palace tour pairs naturally with the Boboli Gardens (adjoining, separate ticket), the Uffizi Gallery (10 minutes on foot), and the Accademia Gallery. The five-day PassePartout covers the Uffizi, Pitti, and Boboli Gardens in one combined pass, valid for five consecutive days.

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