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8.15 am. Closing Hours. 4.30 pm in January, February, November, December. 5.30 pm in March and October (with Standard Time) 6.30 pm in March (with Daylight Savings Time), April, May, September, October (with Daylight Savings Time). 7.10 pm June, July, August. Closing Days. First and last Monday of each month, 25 December. Notes.
- Sculptures and Fountains
Romolo Ferrucci known as Romolo del Tadda (Fiesole 1544 -...
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Special Visits - Boboli Gardens | Uffizi Galleries
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Zanobi del Rosso (Florence 16 December 1724 – 28 January...
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Tickets - Boboli Gardens | Uffizi Galleries
- Pitti Palace
Nonetheless the palace still bears the name of its first...
- The Uffizi
Opening hours. Tuesday until 17 December 2024, 8.15am to...
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The best time to visit the Boboli Gardens is during the spring (April to June) or early autumn (September to October), when the weather is pleasant, and the gardens are in full bloom or showing autumnal colors.
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What are the opening hours of the Boboli Gardens? The Boboli Gardens generally open at 8:15 am, but closing times vary depending on the season. It's advisable to check the Uffizi Galleries' official website for the most current information regarding opening hours and any potential seasonal changes.
- Amphitheatre
- Viottolone
- Giardino Del Cavaliere
- Kaffeehaus
- Grotta Grande
At the start of your visit, after crossing the Pitti Palace's courtyard known as the “Cortile dell’Ammannati”, a first staircase leads up to the “artichoke” fountain whose large octagonal basin is decorated with numerous statues and crowned by a bronze lily. Because of its shape, the fountain was nicknamed artichoke by the Floretines, as they can s...
A steep sloping avenue heads back down the hill toward Porta Romana, with a series of terraces and tunnels formed by the trees and foliage offering shade and hidden corners to sit down and enjoy a good book or conversation. The "Viottolone”, or a large avenue, is flanked by cypresses and statuettes that then lead all the way down to the "Isolotto",...
On the cavaliere, or rampart of the walls built by Michelangelo in 1529, stands the Giardino del Cavaliere, reached by a double staircase, at either side of which stand two statues of the Muses. From this colorful meadow, rich with blossoming roses in May, you may enjoy a wonderful view of the Torre al Gallo and elegant private Florentine manors ne...
The Lorraine family made further additions in the 18th century, including the green "Kaffeehaus" with its glazed dome, and the "Lemon House" designed by Zanobi del Rosso. In the same period, the Lorraine’s entrusted the building of the Neoclassical Palazzina della Meridiana (or Sun-Dial) next to Palazzo Pitti to Gaspare Maria Paoletti (1778) which ...
Decorated internally and externally with stalactites and originally equipped with waterworks and luxuriant vegetation, the Large Grotto is divided into three sections decorated with remarkable examples of Mannerist sculptures. The first one was frescoed to create the illusion of a natural grotto, a natural refuge for shepherds to protect themselves...
Nov 28, 2023 · Boboli Gardens Opening Hours The Boboli Gardens open daily at 8:15AM, but the closing time changes depending on the time of year . You can visit the gardens year round
2 Opening hours. 3 Entrance tickets. 4 Guided tours. History and description. The original nucleus of the Boboli Gardens dates back to 1418 when Luca Pitti bought some land on the south of the river Arno ( Oltrarno) from the Borgolo family, to build a magnificent palace. Pitti Palace will be built in that place only forty years later.
