Boboli Gardens
Park · Oltrarno, Florence

Boboli Gardens

Photo: Diego Delso · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

The gardens were created in the 16th century. They contain statues, fountains and paths through formal plantings. Higher sections offer views across the city.

On day 3 of Florence & Tuscan Art

Good to know

Tickets
Paid ticket. A combined ticket with the Pitti Palace museums is available.
Time needed
Two to three hours
Best time
Spring, or early morning in summer to avoid the heat
Getting there
Enter through the Pitti Palace courtyard, a 10-minute walk from Ponte Vecchio

Itineraries with Boboli Gardens

Day 3 of Florence & Tuscan Art

Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens

How Boboli Gardens fits into a day.
  1. 9:00Pitti PalacePalazzo Pitti
  2. 11:15Boboli GardensGiardino di Boboli
  3. 12:30Ponte Vecchio CrossingPonte Vecchio
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Boboli Gardens questions

How much is entry to Boboli Gardens?

A paid ticket is required. You can also buy a combined ticket that includes the Pitti Palace museums.

How long should I spend at Boboli Gardens?

Allow two to three hours to walk the main paths and reach the upper viewpoints.

When is the best time to visit Boboli Gardens?

Spring is best for the plantings. In summer, go early in the morning to avoid the heat.

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