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Palazzo Pitti Tickets & Tours
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- March a mile in an aristocrat's boots on this enchanting UNESCO-listed route lined with historic Medici residences. Also enter the lavish Pitti Palace!
- Admire the Medici Riccardi Palace and trace the exterior of the Vasari Corridor as your specialist guide unravels Florence's most powerful family.
- Relish a visit to one of the grandest residences of the dynasty, Pitti Palace, and the 4 museums that it houses!
- At Palatine Gallery, encounter sublime subjects like Judith with the Head of Holofernes and Martyrdom of St. Cecilia, both heavily inspired by Carravaggio.
- March a mile in an aristocrat's boots on this enchanting UNESCO-listed route lined with historic Medici residences. Also enter the lavish Pitti Palace!
- Admire the Medici Riccardi Palace and trace the exterior of the Vasari Corridor as your specialist guide unravels Florence's most powerful family.
- Relish a visit to one of the grandest residences of the dynasty, Pitti Palace, and the 4 museums that it houses!
- At Palatine Gallery, encounter sublime subjects like Judith with the Head of Holofernes and Martyrdom of St. Cecilia, both heavily inspired by Carravaggio.
Inclusions
- Guided tour of the Medici district
- Skip-the-line entry to Pitti Palace
- Access to Palatine Gallery
- Expert English or Spanish-speaking guide
- Multilingual assistance at the meeting point
Exclusions
- Guided tour of Pitti Palace
- Tip: Discover Sandro Botticelli's Bella Simonetta and the Bartolini Tondo by Fillippo Lippi in the Prometheus Room at Palatine Gallery.
- Keep in mind food & beverages are not allowed in the exhibition areas.
- Mobile phones must be turned off or at least placed in silent mode.
- It is forbidden to run or walk barefoot in the museum premises.
- Shutterbugs, take note: Photography with any professional equipment including the use of flash and drones is a no-go inside the venue.
- Pets cannot tag along for this experience, with the exception of guide dogs and service animals, properly leashed and with a public medical certificate.
- From the square, the slope to the entrance of the Pitti Palace is rather steep (with a maximum gradient of 20%), so a companion is recommended for wheelchair users.
- From the courtyard, you can take the stairs or lifts to access the Palatine Gallery (1st floor). The lifts are located on the right side near the cloakroom.
- Facilities: free cloakroom storage.
- Backpacks, bags, umbrellas and other large objects must be stored in the cloakroom prior to entry.
- Guests under the age of 12 years must be accompanied by an adult.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
- Prepare for an artistic curation in the epicenter of Florence! 1 ticket opens the doors to Uffizi Gallery, Pitti Palace, Palatine Gallery, and the Boboli Gardens.
- Forget about planning woes over a leisurely 5 days and immerse yourself along the Arno River’s banks—from Renaissance opulence to green escapes.
- Uffizi Gallery is home to seminal masterpieces, like Primavera by Boticelli and Raphael’s numerous portraits of Madonna.
- Wander among sculptures, fountains and 100-year-old holm oak trees at Boboli Gardens, a manicured Medici paradise!
- Pitti Palace, right in front of the gardens, is a complex of museums, including the Palatine Gallery. Get lost amidst works like Sleeping Cupid by Carravaggio.
- Prepare for an artistic curation in the epicenter of Florence! 1 ticket opens the doors to Uffizi Gallery, Pitti Palace, Palatine Gallery, and the Boboli Gardens.
- Forget about planning woes over a leisurely 5 days and immerse yourself along the Arno River’s banks—from Renaissance opulence to green escapes.
- Uffizi Gallery is home to seminal masterpieces, like Primavera by Boticelli and Raphael’s numerous portraits of Madonna.
- Wander among sculptures, fountains and 100-year-old holm oak trees at Boboli Gardens, a manicured Medici paradise!
- Pitti Palace, right in front of the gardens, is a complex of museums, including the Palatine Gallery. Get lost amidst works like Sleeping Cupid by Carravaggio.
Inclusions
- Entry to Uffizi Gallery
- Entry to Pitti Palace & Palatine Gallery
- Entry to Boboli Gardens
- Entry to the Museum Opificio Delle Pietre Dure
- Entry to the National Archaeological Museum of Florence
Exclusions
- Live guide
- Tip: Break a little sweat climbing to the top of Belvedere Fort, which sits on the Boboli Gardens’ highest hill! The panoramas of Florence are worth the hike.
- The optional audio guide for Uffizi is available in English, Italian, French, Spanish, German, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Turkish, Portuguese, Polish, Dutch, and Korean.
- Shutterbugs, take note: Photography with any professional equipment including the use of flash and drones is a no-go inside the venue.
- Pets cannot tag along for this experience, with the exception of guide dogs and service animals, properly leashed and with a public medical certificate.
- The accessible entrance to Uffizi Gallery is located at Door 1 under the colonnade (the accessible ramp to the colonnade is in Via della Ninna). At the end of the corridor, an elevator that leads directly to the 2nd floor of the Gallery.
- Guests requiring entry with motorized wheelchairs, electric scooters or other large devices should contact the reception staff, who will direct them to the Uffizi concierge desk.
- From the square, the slope to the entrance of the Pitti Palace is rather steep (with a maximum gradient of 20%), so a companion is recommended for wheelchair users.
- From the courtyard, you can take the stairs or lifts to access the Palatine Gallery (1st floor). The lifts are located on the right side near the cloakroom.
- The entire Boboli Gardens area is pedestrianized, and is not accessible by vehicle; if you have a disability badge, you can park nearby.
- Facilities: free cloakroom storage.
- Backpacks, bags, umbrellas and other large objects must be stored in the cloakroom prior to entry.
- Guests under the age of 12 years must be accompanied by an adult.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
- Wondering how to experience Pitti Palace, one of the grandest residences in Florence? Try out a guided tour that includes the Royal Apartments and Palatine Gallery.
- An expert English, Spanish or Italian-speaking guide provides insight into the Medici dynasty and their role in Florence’s politics, culture, and economy.
- Browse through the private collection of the Medici family at Palatine Gallery, discovering works like The Concert by Titian and Artemisia Gentileschi's St. Mary Magdalen.
- Wondering how to experience Pitti Palace, one of the grandest residences in Florence? Try out a guided tour that includes the Royal Apartments and Palatine Gallery.
- An expert English, Spanish or Italian-speaking guide provides insight into the Medici dynasty and their role in Florence’s politics, culture, and economy.
- Browse through the private collection of the Medici family at Palatine Gallery, discovering works like The Concert by Titian and Artemisia Gentileschi's St. Mary Magdalen.
Inclusions
- Guided tour of Pitti Palace and Palatine Gallery with skip-the-line entry
- Expert English, Spanish or Italian-speaking guide (as per option selected)
- Access to the Royal Apartments and temporary exhibitions
- Tip: Fascinated with the works of Raphael? Find the elegant Woman with a Veil in the Jupiter Room, and the mystical Ezekiel's Vision in the Saturn Room of Palatine Gallery.
- Keep in mind food & beverages are not allowed in the exhibition areas.
- Mobile phones must be turned off or at least placed in silent mode.
- It is forbidden to run or walk barefoot in the museum premises.
- Shutterbugs, take note: Photography with any professional equipment including the use of flash and drones is a no-go inside the venue.
- Pets cannot tag along for this experience, with the exception of guide dogs and service animals, properly leashed and with a public medical certificate.
- From the square, the slope to the entrance of the Pitti Palace is rather steep (with a maximum gradient of 20%), so a companion is recommended for wheelchair users.
- From the courtyard, you can take the stairs or lifts to access the Palatine Gallery (1st floor). The lifts are located on the right side near the cloakroom.
- Facilities: free cloakroom storage.
- Backpacks, bags, umbrellas and other large objects must be stored in the cloakroom prior to entry.
- Guests under the age of 12 years must be accompanied by an adult.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
- Skip the lines and delve into the Pitti Palace, Palatine Gallery and Boboli Gardens with a passionate guide, unlocking Renaissance secrets.
- Walk in the footsteps of the Medici, Florence's most powerful family, with exclusive access to their grand residence, the Pitti Palace.
- See iconic works by Raphael, Pietro Perugino, and Riminaldi, housed in the opulent Palatine Gallery, alongside captivating frescoes.
- Escape the crowds on a stroll through the Boboli Gardens, once a playground of Medici nobles. Be sure to look for hidden grottos!
- A small group tour means personalized attention and ample time to ask questions, ensuring an enriching and interactive experience.
- Skip the lines and delve into the Pitti Palace, Palatine Gallery and Boboli Gardens with a passionate guide, unlocking Renaissance secrets.
- Walk in the footsteps of the Medici, Florence's most powerful family, with exclusive access to their grand residence, the Pitti Palace.
- See iconic works by Raphael, Pietro Perugino, and Riminaldi, housed in the opulent Palatine Gallery, alongside captivating frescoes.
- Escape the crowds on a stroll through the Boboli Gardens, once a playground of Medici nobles. Be sure to look for hidden grottos!
- A small group tour means personalized attention and ample time to ask questions, ensuring an enriching and interactive experience.
Inclusions
- Guided tour of Pitti Palace, Palatine Gallery & Boboli Gardens with entry
- Expert English-speaking guide
- Headsets for groups of 3+
- Tip: Head to Piazzale Michelangelo, a short walk from Pitti Palace, for panoramic views of Florence bathed in the golden hues of the setting sun.
- Safety is a priority so this experience is restricted for guests under the age of 5 years and over the age of 80 years.
- Nobody likes a crowd. A single group has a maximum of 12 people.
- Keep in mind food & beverages are not allowed in the exhibition areas.
- Mobile phones must be turned off or at least placed in silent mode.
- It is forbidden to run or walk barefoot in the museum premises.
- Shutterbugs, take note: Photography with any professional equipment including the use of flash and drones is a no-go inside the venue.
- Pets cannot tag along for this experience, with the exception of guide dogs and service animals, properly leashed and with a public medical certificate.
- From the square, the slope to the entrance of the Pitti Palace is rather steep (with a maximum gradient of 20%), so a companion is recommended for wheelchair users.
- From the courtyard, you can take the stairs or lifts to access the Palatine Gallery (1st floor). The lifts are located on the right side near the cloakroom.
- The entire Boboli Gardens area is pedestrianized, and is not accessible by vehicle; if you have a disability badge, you can park nearby.
- Facilities: free cloakroom storage.
- Backpacks, bags, umbrellas and other large objects must be stored in the cloakroom prior to entry.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
- Calling all history buffs and art enthusiasts to deep dive into the life of Italian royalty on this private tour of Pitti Palace and Baboli Gardens.
- Explore the Palatine Gallery with an expert guide, home to over 500 pieces of iconic art, including the works of Raphael, Titian, and Perugino.
- Imagine the Medici life as you marvel at the silk-woven tapestries, ornate cabinets, gilded chairs, elaborate chandeliers, and heavenly frescoes.
- Wander by yourself, through Boboli and Villa Bardini’s green oasis dotted with Renaissance sculptures and grottos— a true outdoor museum experience.
- Break the language barrier. Unravel stories of how Napoleon's sister took over the palace in your preferred language; choose from seven options.
- Calling all history buffs and art enthusiasts to deep dive into the life of Italian royalty on this private tour of Pitti Palace and Baboli Gardens.
- Explore the Palatine Gallery with an expert guide, home to over 500 pieces of iconic art, including the works of Raphael, Titian, and Perugino.
- Imagine the Medici life as you marvel at the silk-woven tapestries, ornate cabinets, gilded chairs, elaborate chandeliers, and heavenly frescoes.
- Wander by yourself, through Boboli and Villa Bardini’s green oasis dotted with Renaissance sculptures and grottos— a true outdoor museum experience.
- Break the language barrier. Unravel stories of how Napoleon's sister took over the palace in your preferred language; choose from seven options.
Inclusions
- 1.5-hour guided tour of Pitti Palace
- Expert English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Russian, or Portuguese-speaking guide (as per option selected)
- Private group
- Priority access to Pitti Palace
- Priority access to Baboli Gardens
- Access to to the to the Garden of Villa Bardini
- Headsets (for groups over 6)
Exclusions
- Guided tour of Boboli garden
- Tip: Don't forget to look up! The ceilings in Pitti Palace are adorned with stunning frescoes - it's like walking through a 360-degree art gallery.
- This experience is not accessible for people with reduced mobility.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
- Combine your stroll through an entire district filled with Medici family constructions with convenient entry to the Boboli Gardens.
- Pass by Palazzo Vecchio, Florence's town hall, which overlooks Signoria Square! Spot Vasari's Corridor and learn of its history from an expert guide.
- The gardens hold numerous species of ornamental flowers, huge sculptural waterworks like the Artichoke Fountain, and quirky buildings like the Kafeehaus.
- Tree branch archways offer perfect shade and mesmerizing foliage, many of which are found in Cypress Lane.
- Combine your stroll through an entire district filled with Medici family constructions with convenient entry to the Boboli Gardens.
- Pass by Palazzo Vecchio, Florence's town hall, which overlooks Signoria Square! Spot Vasari's Corridor and learn of its history from an expert guide.
- The gardens hold numerous species of ornamental flowers, huge sculptural waterworks like the Artichoke Fountain, and quirky buildings like the Kafeehaus.
- Tree branch archways offer perfect shade and mesmerizing foliage, many of which are found in Cypress Lane.
Inclusions
- Guided tour of the Medici district
- Entry Boboli Gardens
- Access to the Porcelain Museum & Bardini Gardens
- Expert English or Spanish-speaking guide
- Multilingual assistance at the meeting point
Exclusions
- Guided tour of Boboli Gardens
- Pro tip: Drinking fountains are located near the Garden of Madama, the Knight's Garden, the Grotto of Adam and Eve, and the Meadow of the Columns at Boboli.
- Shutterbugs, take note: Photography with any professional equipment including the use of flash and drones is a no-go inside the venue.
- Pets cannot tag along for this experience, with the exception of guide dogs and service animals, properly leashed and with a public medical certificate.
- The entire Boboli Gardens area is pedestrianized, and is not accessible by vehicle; if you have a disability badge, you can park nearby.
- Guests under the age of 12 years must be accompanied by an adult.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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Which Palazzo Pitti ticket is best for you?
If you're short on time
Go for: Skip-the-line access
Duration: Flexible
Guided access: No
Boboli Gardens access: Yes
- By bypassing long ticketing lines, you'll save precious time that can be better spent exploring the magnificent interiors, art collections, all of the Palace's galleries and gardens at your own pace.
- The ticket provides entry to several attractions, including the Palatine Gallery, Bardini Gardens, and the Porcelain Museum, ensuring a comprehensive experience that extends beyond just one site.
Recommended tickets:
- Pitti Palace, Palatine Gallery & Boboli Gardens Tickets
If you're on a budget
Go for: Combo tickets
Duration: Flexible
Guided access: No
Boboli Gardens access: Yes
- Combo tickets offer excellent value for money, granting access to multiple attractions like Pitti Palace, Uffizi Gallery, Boboli Gardens and Duomo Florence.
- With these tickets, you can explore various sites across Florence while enjoying cost savings compared to purchasing individual tickets separately.
Recommended tickets:
- Combo: Florence Cathedral Tickets + Pitti Palace & Boboli Gardens Guided Tour
- Florence 5-Day Pass: Uffizi Gallery, Pitti Palace & Boboli Gardens Tickets
If you wish to explore in-depth
Go for: Guided tours
Duration: 3 hours
Guided access: Yes
Boboli Gardens access: Yes
- Guided tours provide a deeper insight into the history, art, and architecture of Pitti Palace, Palatine Gallery, and Boboli Gardens.
- Led by expert guides, these tours offer a personalized and informative experience. Learn hidden secrets and fascinating stories behind each attraction. Plus, with small group sizes, you'll receive personalized attention and ample opportunities to ask questions.
Recommended tickets:
- Pitti Palace and Palatine Gallery Guided Tour
- Pitti Palace, Palatine Gallery & Boboli Gardens Guided Tour
What's inside the Pitti Palace?
Palatine Gallery
The Palazzo Pitti's Main Gallery is located on the left side of the entrance. This Gallery houses a huge collection of over 500 artworks mainly from the Renaissance period that belonged to the Medici family's private collections. Titian, Raphael, Corregio, Peter Paul Rubens, and, most crucially, Petro De Cortona are among the artists represented in the collection.
Gallery of Modern Art
The remodeling of the Florentine academy in 1748 resulted in the creation of this gallery. It houses a diverse collection of paintings and sculptures from the 19th and 20th centuries. The room is filled with historical paintings and artworks. Giovanni Fattori's well-known Maremma landscapes are among the most well-known. This is one of the most visited areas of Palazzo Pitti.
Imperial and Royal Apartments
The Royal apartment is a 14-room suite where the Medici family previously resided. These quarters were largely outfitted throughout the Medici era and as late as the nineteenth century. This apartment displays collectibles and other types of furniture, such as four-poster beds. These rooms also had a lot of Medici portraits, most of which were painted by Giusto Sustermans.
Treasury of the Grand Dukes
This building is also known as the Silver Museum. This includes, above all, the chambers that were originally used as the Medici's summer residence. The "Medici Treasure," which includes semi-precious stone vases, rock crystals, ambers, and ivories, is housed here. The Museum features a section dedicated to contemporary jewellery, as well as a collection of jewellery from the 17th to the 19th centuries.
Museum of Costume and Fashion
The Museum of Costume and Fashion is housed in the Palazzina della Meridiana, which is adjacent to Palazzo Pitti's southern wing. The Museum is divided into thirteen rooms, six of which are on the front side. Historical clothing from the beginning of the 18th century to the first two decades of the twentieth century is on exhibition as part of an educational agenda that emphasizes the evolution of fashion and fabric over time.
Plan your visit to Palazzo Pitti
Timings
Location
Entrances
Facilities
Events
Rules
Tips
Dining
Stay
From Tuesday to Sunday: 8:15am to 6:30pm
Closed on: Mondays, January 1, December 25
Last admission: One hour before closing
Best time to visit
The best time to visit Palazzo Pitti is as soon as it opens. The crowd is yet to build up and the queue is minimal. In terms of weather, you would be best served to visit Florence in the months of May, June, September, and October.
Detailed Palazzo Pitti timingsAddress: Piazza de' Pitti, 1, 50125 Firenze FI, Italy
- Car: While driving from Florence city, take the Lungarno Guicciardini to reach in 5 minutes.
- Bus: Bus lines numbered C3, C4, and 11 will take you to the Boboli Gardens' gates. Palazzo Pitti is a short walk from here.
- Tram: Get down at Unità and take a short walk to Palazzo Pitti
- Taxi: The trip is 3 kilometers long from the Santa Maria Novella Basilica, and would take 5 minutes. The taxi fare can range from 10 to 15 euros.
The Pitti Palace has two entrances:
- Main entrance: The main entrance to Palazzo Pitti, situated on Piazza de' Pitti, grants access to all the museums and gardens within the palace complex.
- Accessible entrance: There is a dedicated entrance with wheelchairs and walkers available for rent on left side of the Pitti Palace courtyard.
- Elevator: Located on the right side of the main court.
- Accessibility: Entrance from Pitti Square with a 20% slope. Lifts are available to access the floors.
- Cloakroom: Free service on the right side of the court.
- Restroom: Facilities available in the basement, with an entrance on the right side of the court. Also, in the courtyard designed for people with reduced mobility.
- Baby pit-stop: A dedicated room on the right side of the court.
- Audio guides: Available at the ticket office with options in Italian, English, French, Spanish, and German. Cost: €6.00 for one pair of earphones. Audio guides must be returned by 6:00 pm.
- Bookshop: Located in the courtyard and at the first floor.
- Radio whisper: Available for a charge on the left side of the Ammannati Court.
Boboli in the Artist's Eye - Florentine Paintings
- Artist: Inge Höher
- Dates: March 21, 2024, to April 28, 2024
- Location: Pitti Palace, Gallery of Modern Art
- Curator: Simonella Condemi
- Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 8:15 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
- Admission: Included in the museum ticket.
Inge Höher's paintings, inspired by the Boboli Gardens, encapsulate the beauty of ancient sculptures and the changing seasons, offering a multi-sensory journey. Appreciate her perspective on space and the connection between indoor and outdoor environments in the neoclassical Saloncino delle Statue. Höher's art emphasizes the significance of preserving monumental gardens like Boboli as vital green spaces in urban settings.
- Tickets are for single entry only and must be kept for the entire visit.
- Visitors may be subject to metal detector inspection.
No standing or sitting on access routes or emergency exits. - Visitors must comply with all museum rules and staff instructions. Appropriate clothing and good manners are required.
- Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
- Mobile phones must be turned off or on silent.
- Touching artworks, leaning on sculptures, running, and using hiking sticks are prohibited.
- Eating, drinking (except water and LAGs), smoking, and talking on the phone are not allowed.
- Flash photography and professional equipment are prohibited. Commercial photography requires authorization and payment of applicable fees.
- Knives, firearms, drones, and pets (except service animals) are prohibited.
- Arrive within the first hour after opening to beat the crowds and enjoy a more peaceful visit. Also, reach 15 minutes before your ticket time.
- Consider opting for the audio guide to enhance your experience at your own pace and learn fascinating facts about the palace and its collections.
- Wear comfortable shoes as you'll be doing a lot of walking.
- Pitti Palace, Florence's largest museum complex, features 140 rooms. Prepare in advance to optimize your visit. Start at the Palatine Gallery for Renaissance masterpieces, explore the Royal Apartments, and visit exclusive museums like the Silver, Porcelain, and Carriage Museums, as per your personal preference. Conclude at the Costume Gallery for historical fashion and the Modern Art Gallery for Italian painters from the 18th to 20th centuries.
- Palazzo Pitti Cafeteria: Positioned on the right side of the court. Operational hours: From September to May it closes at 7:00 pm, and from June to August it closes at 8:00 pm.
- Amici di Ponte Vecchio: No visit to Florence is complete without pizza. This restaurant near palazzo Pitti is known for its authentic offering.
- Trattoria La Casalinga: This restaurant is the best place to get a serving of Tuscan delicacies near Palazzo Pitti.
- Pitti Express: Just like the name sounds, this place lets you grab a quick bite with a glass of your favorite wine near Palazzo Pitti.
- Trattoria Boboli: If it’s home cooking that you are missing, Trattoria Boboli will have you covered.
- Marina Di Santospirito: This restaurant is the best place to go near Palazzo Pitti if you want to have seafood.
- Luxury: Palazzo Bianca Cappello, 180 m away; Hotel Ponte Vecchio Suites & Spa, 130 m away; Hotel Lungarno, 300 m away
- Mid-range: SoprArno Suites, 130 m away; Palazzo Martellini Residenza d'Epoca, 220 m away; Hotel La Scaletta Florence, 200 m away
- Budget: Soggiorno Pitti, 32 m away; B&B Beatrice Di Beatrice Burzagli, 150 m away
Beyond Pitti Palace
Boboli Gardens
Distance: 2 m
A historic and elegant garden in Florence, Italy, spanning over 45,000 square meters, featuring statues, fountains, caves, and lush greenery.
Book Boboli Gardens tickets
Uffizi Gallery
Distance: 600 m
A prominent art gallery and the largest museum in Florence, housing a vast collection of artistic treasures and masterpieces, including works by renowned artists like Botticelli and Michelangelo.
Book Uffizi Gallery tickets
Duomo Florence
Distance: 1.1 km
The iconic Florence Cathedral, known for its magnificent dome designed by Brunelleschi, representing a masterpiece of Renaissance architecture and a symbol of the city's cultural heritage.
Book Duomo Florence ticketsFrequently asked questions about Palazzo Pitti tickets
What does my Palazzo Pitti ticket include?
Your Palazzo Pitti ticket includes access to a treasure trove of art and history! You'll get to explore the Palatine Gallery, Royal Apartments, Gallery of Modern Art, Costume Gallery, Silver Museum, Porcelain Museum, Carriage Museum, and even the Modern Art Gallery. The access extends up to Boboli and Bardini Gardens. It's a comprehensive ticket that offers a truly immersive experience into the rich cultural heritage housed within the palace walls.
Is there a specific time slot for entry with the tickets, or can I visit at any time during opening hours?
If you're booking your tickets online, you'll typically have the option to choose a specific time slot for entry. This helps ensure a smoother and more organized visit, especially during busy periods. However, if you purchase your ticket in person or at the gate, you can generally visit at any time during the Palazzo Pitti opening hours.
Are there any discounts available for students, seniors, or other specific groups?
Yes, there are discounts available for students, seniors, and other groups at Palazzo Pitti. Reduced-price tickets are offered to European Union citizens aged 18 to 25, as well as citizens from specific non-European countries. Free admission is provided for children under 18, persons with certified disabilities, scholars, university students, teachers, tour guides, interpreters, journalists, ministry employees, ICOM members, and visitors on authorized studies and research.
Do I need skip-the-line entry to Palazzo Pitti?
Yes, you can benefit from skip-the-line entry to Palazzo Pitti, which allows you to save valuable time by avoiding long queues. You can easily bypass the ticket office lines and directly access the attractions, saving you approximately 45 minutes to an hour of waiting time, ensuring a more efficient and enjoyable visit.
How will a guided tour enhance my experience of visiting Palazzo Pitti?
A guided tour of Palazzo Pitti can significantly enhance your experience with in-depth insights and understanding of the palace's history, art, and architecture. Guides can offer insights into the stories behind the exhibits, helping you appreciate the cultural and historical significance of the collections. They streamline the experience so you get the best of each corner. The tours often include access to areas not typically open to the public, such as the Vasari Corridor, which connects Palazzo Pitti with Palazzo Vecchio and the Uffizi Gallery. This comprehensive experience can deepen your appreciation for the palace and its role in Florence's rich heritage.
Do I need separate tickets to visit the museums within Palazzo Pitti?
No, your Palazzo Pitti ticket includes access to all the museums within the complex. So, you're good to go!
Is the Palazzo Pitti wheelchair-accessible?
Yes, Palazzo Pitti is wheelchair-accessible. There are ramps and elevators available to facilitate access for visitors with mobility challenges.
Can I cancel my tickets to Palazzo Pitti?
This depends on the type of ticket purchased. It is recommended that you check the details of your ticket's cancellation policy prior to booking.
How long are my Palazzo Pitti tickets valid for?
The Palazzo Pitti tickets are valid only for the day of the booking.
Can I visit Pitti Palace with kids?
Of course! Pitti Palace is a fantastic place for kids if you plan your visit properly. There's so much for them to discover, from fascinating artworks to beautiful gardens. Just remember that children under 12 need to be with an adult. But don't worry, there are lots of fun things for them to do here, like interactive exhibits and special events. It's a great way to spend time together as a family!
Can I visit multiple times with a single ticket, or is it valid for one entry only?
Palazzo Pitti tickets are typically valid for a single entry only. If you wish to visit multiple times, you may need to purchase additional tickets for each visit.
Are there any free admission days or special promotions I should be aware of?
Yes, there are free admission on Sundays at Palazzo Pitti. However, on these days, reservations are not possible, and priority admissions are not valid except for disabled visitors, pregnant women, and certain school groups.
