Boboli Garden Entrance Ticket in Florence

The Medici family bought the palace in 1550 and carried out some works such as the inner courtyard by Bartolomeo Ammannati, enlarged the gardens and linked them with the Belvedere fortress. This beautiful garden was created between the 15th and 19th centuries and is located in an old quarry. In the past it was used to create a theater with a gallery and served as a stage for the presentation of the first operas in history.

With the Boboli Garden Entrance Ticket in Florence you will access the gardens without having to wait. This is a visit in which you will have to explore the monuments on your own. This tour does not include commentary while exploring the Boboli Gardens.

Boboli gardens offer a sum of the Italian Renaissance style regarding garden design and monumental sculpture. Here your eyes will be captured by the flow of the lines and the geometric motifs that create a bridge between humans and nature. Your ears will be gently cradled by the artificial waterfalls and the sound of birds. Above all Reinassance means balance and equilibrium. These gardens create a bridge between the internal and external areas, offering different environments where you can have a look at the city of Florence. Like the hidden terraces offering a unique view of the Cupolone of Santa Maria del Fiore and the old town center.

Buying this tour you will get the entrance ticket to Boboli Gardens and access the gardens with no need to wait. This is a tour where you will have to explore the whole site on your own. This tour does not involve commentary during the exploration of Boboli Gardens.

The Boboli Garden can offer two main paths:

The first route you will see: A nymphaeum, The theater, The fountain of Neptune, The statue of the goddess Fortuna

The second route contains: The zigzag path and Spectacular caves.

It also has large fountains and caves, among them the splendid Buontalenti grotto built by the artist, architect and sculptor Bernardo Buontalenti between 1536 and 1608.

Additional famous things to see in the Boboli Gardens are: Neptune's Fishpond, Buontalenti's Grotto (1583), The Amphitheater with the Roman basin and the Egyptian obelisk at the center, The many statues in the Grand Duke's Casino, made by Giambologna and Tacca (1563), The Cavalier's Garden, Parigi's Fountain of the Ocean.

Why the Boboli Gardens are a UNESCO site? There is a big reason why Boboli Garden is so famous and among the top destinations for tourists in Florence. This unique area has been protected by UNESCO as World Heritage Site for years.

Buying this ticket you can enter there with ease. Visiting those gardens can be the occasion to enter also the Pitti Palace, as the entrance ticket is included, as long as the entrance to the Porcelain Museum and the Bardini Gardens.