Pitti Palace tickets and tours
Buy your tickets for Palazzo Pitti, one of the largest museum centers in Florence. You'll have access to the four different museums located ...
24 hours
Access the Boboli Gardens with this skip-the-line ticket that also gives you access to the Porcelain Museum and the Bardini Garden. Complete...
24 hours
This enchanting itinerary will take you along a route that is also a declared UNESCO World Heritage Site. See the world's highest concentrat...
2 hours
Enjoy a guided tour of the Palatine Gallery and the Royal Apartments, marvel at the private art collection of the Medici family inside their...
2 hours
Florence is exceptionally rich in museums and monuments that you absolutely can't miss, but visiting them all requires time and careful plan...
120 hours
Play a city game and go on a Florence walking tour where you will follow clues to discover amazing places and local stories.On this Florence...
2 hours
Take in all the magnificence of Florence art and architecture while effortlessly learning about the city's growth and development during the...
Flexible
Visit Palazzo Pitti, the last residence of the Medici family, with a private guide. The palace houses paintings, ancient statues, furniture ...
1 hour 30 minutes
Visit the last residence of the Medici family in Florence on a small group tour led by a professional guide. Skip the line with your priorit...
1 hour 30 minutes
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The inside story
Florence’s Palazzo Pitti is today one of the biggest museums in Italy and a favorite stop for the city’s countless visitors. The Palace was built by the rich Florentine banker Luca Pitti and is a grand Renaissance building that dates back to 1458. The real fame and power of this building began when the powerful de’ Medici family, one of the ruling families of the Grand Duchy of Tuscany and great patrons of the arts, took it as a guest residence and eventually used it as a place to store their growing collection of precious items, paintings and artwork.
Today, Palazzo Pitti is home to many different museums that are held on different floors and halls of the building. Visitors can see the Palatina Gallery, the Gallery of Modern Art, the Costume Gallery (that is like an antique fashion gallery), the ‘Museo degli Argenti’ that holds a part of the de’ Medici family treasure, the Porcelain Museum and the famous Boboli Garden (Giardino di Boboli).
How to get there
