Pitti The Palatine Gallery And The Wonders Of The Grand Duchys Picture Gallery

Explore the Palazzo Pitti and Boboli Gardens with this combined skip the line ticket, in addition to the Garden of Villa Bardini. Admire the Palatine Gallery and the Gallery of Modern Art at Palazzo Pitti; one of the Florence’s biggest museums used by the Medici family as a residence and symbol of the Medici’s power over Tuscany. Explore the Treasury of the Grand Dukes on the ground floor, the Imperial & Royal Apartments on the first floor, the Gallery of Modern Art and the Museum of Costume and Fashion on the second floor. Discover the marvelous Boboli Gardens originally designed for Medici Family representing earliest examples of Italian Garden with open-air museum with antique Renaissance statues, grottoes, large fountains. Explore the Grotta del Buontalenti -an artificial cave filled with false stalactites and stalagmites, with statues of sheep, shepherds, and Romans goddesses from the outside located close to the entrance of the Boboli Garden.

See masterpieces by Raphael, Titian and other artists during a max 2-hour guided tour of the Palatine Gallery in Florence’s Pitti Palace (Palazzo Pitti). Breeze past the queues with your skip-the-line ticket and enter the royal abode, which was once home to the powerful Medici grand-dukes. Hear about the history of the Medici family and admire the stunning Renaissance collection of paintings, which are hung in elaborately decorated frescoed and stucco rooms. Numbers on this tour are limited to 14, ensuring you receive personalized attention.

Unlock the doors to the Palatine Gallery, Royal Apartments, Gallery of Modern Art and Treasury of the Grand Dukes, all residing within the walls of Pitti Palace. Uncover the hidden treasures of Florence's largest museum, delve into the opulent Palazzo Pitti once the emblem of the powerful Medici dynasty's reign over Tuscany. Immerse yourself in a world of artistic wonder as you ascend to the first floor, occupy by the Palatine Gallery, Royal and Imperial Apartments. Admire a breathtaking array of masterpieces, from the unparalleled collection of Raphael's paintings to the priceless creations of Titian, Tintoretto, Caravaggio, and Rubens. Visit Gallery of Modern Art with collections of paintings & sculptures, ranging from the end of 18th century until the first decades of the 20th century. Explore Boboli Gardens originally designed for the Medici Family representing earliest examples of Italian Garden with open-air museum & antique Renaissance statues, grottoes, large fountains.

Delve yourself into the Medici world. Discover the beauty of Pitti Palace, acquired by Eleonora de Toledo in 1550 as the Grand Ducal residence and symbol of Medici power. The palace houses five renowned museums: the Palatine Gallery, the Gallery of Modern Art, the Museum of Fashion and Costume, and the Treasury of the Grand Dukes. Explore 16th and 17th-century masterpieces in the Palatine Gallery, the opulence of Medici life, and the impressive Modern Art Gallery collection. Marvel at works by Raphael, Caravaggio, and Titian in the Treasury. Behind the palace, the Boboli Gardens, designed by famous Renaissance architects, offer a breathtaking example of Italian garden design with statues, fountains, and grottos. Enhance your visit with two exclusive eBooks by our art historians, diving deep into the palace and gardens' history and art. Don’t miss the Villa Bardini Garden, offering stunning views of Florence.

Explore the grand-ducal residence of the Medici family, their vast private collection of paintings, arranged in rooms sumptuously decorated with baroque stuccoes and frescoes, and the royal apartments, joined to the gallery, once the residence of the king of Italy.

Palazzo Pitti is definitely one of the main sight to visit during your stay in Florence. With this ticket entrance you're allowed to visit: Palatine Gallery, Gallery of Modern Art, Treasury of the Grand Dukes, Museum of Costume and Fashion, Royal and Imperial Apartments.

We invite you to visit the last Medici residence in Florence as part of a small guided group that will allow you to enter from the priority entrance of the building, without waiting in long waiting lines. You will discover the most important works belonging to the daily life of the family of the Grand Dukes of the Medici, from Cosimo I to Anna Maria Luisa, the latter also called "Elettrice Palatina" from which the name of the gallery derives. The guide will show you the works concerning the families followed that of the Medici, from the Habsburgs Lorraine to the first King of Italy with annexed Royal apartments. You will visit the main attractions of the Palace, such as the Palatine Gallery, the Royal Apartments, the Gallery of Modern Art, the Treasury of the Grand Dukes and the Museum of Fashion and Costume. The entrance ticket that the guide will give you will be valid for the whole day and will allow you to visit the gallery, remaining inside, even after the end of the guided tour.

Join a guided tour of the Palatine Gallery in Palazzo Pitti, one of Florence’s most important landmarks and the last grand residence of the Medici family. Located on the piano nobile, the Palatine Gallery consists of 28 rooms and showcases a remarkable collection of paintings once owned by the Grand Dukes of Tuscany. Unlike traditional museum displays, the artworks are arranged according to historical decorative tastes, rather than by period or school. During the tour, admire the Medici’s private collection, featuring masterpieces by Botticelli, Titian, Rubens, and Caravaggio. Your guide will share insights into the palace’s history, from the Medici to the House of Lorraine, and its role as Italy’s royal residence from 1865 to 1870. After the guided visit, enjoy free time to explore the Gallery of Modern Art, the Treasure of the Grand Dukes, and the Museum of Fashion and Costume, diving deeper into the art and history of Florence’s most prestigious palace.

Step inside the Medici's 15th-century palace and explore the Palatine Gallery, a treasure trove of Renaissance masterpieces. With a guide, discover works by Titian, Raphael, Caravaggio, and more, displayed in stunning rooms adorned with frescoes. This 1.5-hour tour includes skip-the-line access and lets you revisit favorites at your own pace. Perfect for art and history lovers!

Come and visit the last Medici residence in Florence with a private local guide. The museum takes place through the daily life of the Grand Dukes of the Medici family, from Cosimo I to the last descendants (early 700s), Ferdinando, Gian Gastone and in the end Anna Maria Luisa also called the Electress Palatine to whom the museum is dedicated. In addition to the civic and political function of the rooms, the museum also houses a private collection of paintings, ancient statues, Florentine furniture and mosaics of great beauty and historical importance. Not to mention the frescoes that decorate the ceilings and walls. Main attractions of the building: – Galleria Palatina – Real apartments – Gallery of Modern Art – Treasure of the Grand Dukes – Museum of Fashion and Costume At the end of the guided tour of the Pitti Palace, the guide will give you the entrance to the Boboli Gardens

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Enjoy a guided tour of the Palatine Gallery, the private art collection of the Medici family inside their last sumptuous residence. Admire extraordinary masterpieces by Botticelli, Titian, Rubens, Caravaggio, and other renowned Italian and European artists from the 15th to 17th centuries. At the end of the guided tour, you will have the opportunity to explore Palazzo Pitti’s other museums at your own pace, including the Gallery of Modern Art, the Treasury of the Grand Dukes, the Royal Apartments and the Museum of Fashion and Costume. You can also visit the Boboli Gardens, one of the most spectacular Renaissance gardens in Florence, filled with fountains, sculptures, and panoramic views.

A few steps from the Ponte Vecchio, in the popular neighbourhood called the Oltrarno, surrounded by some of the most characteristic streets of Florence, it suddenly appears: the Pitti Palace, the former residence of the Grand Dukes of Tuscan. The Pitti Palace houses important collections of paintings and sculpture, works of art, porcelain, silver and period costumes. There are works by Raphael, Titian, Caravaggio and many others very importantly this place was purchased by Cosimo I de’ Medici and his wife Eleanor of Toledo as the new Grand Ducal residence in 1550. Today the Palace is divided into four museums: the Treasury of the Grand Dukes on the ground floor, the Palatine Gallery and the Imperial and Royal Apartments on the first floor, the Gallery of Modern Art and the Museum of Costume and Fashion on the second floor.

Visit Palazzo Pitti, the final residence of the Medici family, with a private guide. The palace houses paintings, ancient statues, furnishings, and mosaics of immeasurable beauty and historical importance. Discover how the Medici came to possess this exquisite estate beyond the city's core, just across the iconic Ponte Vecchio. Venture within the Pitti Palace, where the Palatine Gallery houses an astonishing array of exquisite Renaissance and Baroque masterpieces. Afterwards, explore the Boboli Gardens – the opulent grounds stretching behind the Palace. Stroll through enchanting gardens and marvel at the caves, fountains, and sculptures that have turned this expansive green expanse into an open-air museum of unparalleled beauty.

Leave the noisy city streets behind and step inside the world of the Medici grand dukes. Learn how the Medici acquired this magnificent estate just outside the city centre across the Ponte Vecchio. Inside the Pitti Palace, visit the Palatine Gallery, home to an astounding collection of fine Renaissance and Baroque masterpieces. Then, visit the Boboli Gardens, the lavish grounds behind the palace. Walk among delightful gardens and admire the grottos, fountains, and sculptures that transformed this vast green landscape into an outdoor museum.

Stroll in the footsteps of grand dukes, conquerors and kings by exploring Palazzo Pitti and its famous gardens.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS • Skip the line for the tickets • Discover masterpieces of European art in the Palatine Gallery • See stunning frescoes and stucco work • Taste different wines matched with traditional Tuscan products • Enjoy the company of a charismatic guide and knowledgeable cellar staff who will educate and amuse you with local wine-making facts and stories • Sample a selection of local cheeses cured meat and other types of Tuscan appetizers – If you have a special love for all that is Italian, this combo tour of Palatina Gallery and wine tasting is perfect for you. On this tour you’ll explore the grand-ducal residence of the Medici family, their vast private collection of paintings, and the royal apartments joined to the gallery. Furthermore, spend time with a knowledgeable wine expert tasting different Tuscany wines while enjoying a platter of Tuscan Appetizers.

The Pitti Palace – Palazzo Nuovo as opposed to the Palazzo Vecchio, Old Palace – is where the Medici, and later the Lorraine Grand-Dukes made their homes. If we include the Kings of Italy, three reigning dynasties lived here. Impressive interiors, state rooms and bright frescoes are waiting for you at the Pitti Palace. You will find here one of the best painting collections of Florence, with masterpieces by Raphael, Rubens, Titian and Caravaggio. The Palatine Gallery at the Pitti Palace still has the character of a private collection. Items are in the same places they occupied during the Lorraine Period. The placement reflects their personal tastes rather than the now usual chronological museum disposition. The tour includes a walk through the Royal Apartments and the Museum of the Treasure of the Grand-ducal family. Big and small, all extremely precious, the objects on display are in such quantities that it might be even overwhelming!