Question 1

How long does it take to visit the Boboli Gardens and Pitti Palace?

Accepted Answer

Depending on what you’d like to see and the pace at which you like to explore, the Gardens could take 3-4 hours to traverse.  Palazzo Pitti takes roughly about 2 hours for a sedate visit. Palace could take around 2 hours. It is recommended to schedule around half a day to explore both the Boboli Gardens and Palazzo Pitti thoroughly.

Question 2

When is the best time to visit the Boboli Gardens?

Accepted Answer

Since the Boboli Gardens are not predominantly made up of flowers but rather shrubs and other greenery, they are stunning year round. . Some visitors, however, do say that September, the month of spring is the best time to visit the Boboli Gardens.

Question 3

Can I buy Boboli Garden tickets on-site?

Accepted Answer

Entrance tickets for the Boboli Gardens can be bought on-site. There may be long lines during special occasions or popular holidays.

Question 4

Can I book Boboli Garden tickets online?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can book tickets online on Headout for €12

Question 5

Is Boboli Garden free?

Accepted Answer

No, entry to the Boboli Gardens are not free. Boboli Garden tickets cost €12 and can be purchased online.

Question 6

Are the Boboli Gardens worth it?

Accepted Answer

Yes! The Boboli Gardens are worth every penny of the €12 spent, especially if you like the outdoors and seeing lush landscapes.

Question 7

Are the Boboli Gardens gardens still lush in the winter months?

Accepted Answer

There is no need to worry about a bare landscape in the winter months. Most of the greenery in the area is lush year-round and a great sight for visitors.

Question 8

Can I bring pets into the Boboli Gardens?

Accepted Answer

There are no pets allowed inside the Gardens. However, certified guide dogs can accompany their owners.

Question 9

Can you picnic in Boboli Gardens?

Accepted Answer

Since the Gardens are a historical site, visitors are not allowed to have picnics. While a snack or two while walking around is permissible, the guards on patrol do not allow for long picnics to preserve the integrity of the area.

Question 10

Is there a combo ticket to see the Boboli Gardens and the Pitti Palace?

Accepted Answer

You can buy a combo ticket that gives access to the Uffizi Gallery, Boboli Gardens and the Palazzo Pitti for € 18. Travellers can also buy the Firenze Card, which provides priority access to the major museums in Florence for 3 days at the price of € 85.

Question 11

How do you get into Boboli Gardens?

Accepted Answer

The main entrance to Boboli Gardens is via Piazza Pitti. You have pass through the entrance of Palazzo Pitti in order to enter the Boboli Gardens. You can also enter the Boboli Gardens via Forte Belvedere, from the Annalena entrance located in Via Romana 37/a and from the Piazzale di Porta Romana.

Question 12

How much time do you need at Boboli Gardens?

Accepted Answer

We recommend spending 1-2 hours inside Boboli Gardens.

Question 13

Is the Boboli Gardens accessible for those with reduced mobility?

Accepted Answer

Persons with disabilities are allowed by laws in Florence to gain priority free entry to all state museums, including the Boboli Gardens, along with a certified companion. Those with reduced mobility are provided wheelchairs free of charge. Guide dogs are also allowed.
Entry to the Gardens for individuals with disabilities or restricted mobility is only allowed with a companion as there are several slopes to navigate and a majority of the pathways are made up of stones and gravel.

Question 14

Are there guided tours of the Boboli Gardens?

Accepted Answer

There are no official guided tours of the Gardens but most of the travel and tourism companies offer packages for different areas at different prices. Visitors are advised to do a thorough research while picking a tour package.

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