You have only to walk....don't follow a map, walk and look and realx yourself in this beautiful place. In this Garden everything is perfect. You have just to enjoy it. I think this is one of the best garden in Europe, the perfect green corner in this fantastic city. If you should imagine a garden in Florence you could not... More

The size and scale of the gardens is amazing but what is most astounding is that it was the first of its type. Not it's not a manicured garden. If you expect to see this you will be dissapointed. The views, size and statuary are what should be appreciated. To realize that the Medici family strolled the same paths I... More

We had purchased the Florence Card and took the opportunity to use it on our last morning in Florence to wander over to the Boboli Gardens to stretch our legs and enjoy being outside. It was a beautiful sunny morning, the gardens were very empty of crowds, and we felt as if we'd found a real escape in the heart... More

Just read the mixed bag of reviews on Boboli Gardens on TA and I do agree that it is rather expensive for what it is. We paid €7, just for the entry to the gardens. Actually I got in free as it was my birthday - apparently you can get in free to places of interest on your birthday! Bonus!... More

If you're looking forward to visiting a beautiful garden you won't be impressed with Boboli. When we visited at the end of April there were absolutely no flowers in bloom, weeds were in abundance in the grassy areas with hedges were in need of trimming. Absolutely no care has been taken, and in fact was lacking. Wouldn't return. Save you... More

A lot of people have written about the surly people at the ticket booths, but this is compensated by the effusive welcome you will get from the cats that inhabit this garden! This is NOT Versailles and is not worth the entrance fee of 10 euros, because the hedges are in a shocking condition, not well kept at all. The... More

In such a busy city this park is a lovely break from the crowds. The 20 euro entrance seemed expensive but paid for some wonderful views of the city, a ceramic museum, and also entrance to some of the palace attractions. Bring your lunch for a rest from all the sightseeing More

I love all plants and really enjoyed walking around the gardens but be warned there are some very steep and long paths although Italian gardens are essentially green this does boast a rose garden but they plants were not yet in bloom on our visit, I get laughed at cos most of my holiday photos are of little groups of... More

We arrived in Florence via train from Rome,wandered around the beautiful city attractions visiting museums etc and ended up in the Boboli Gardens.What a beautiful and relaxing place to unwind after the crowded streets of Florence,lots of well maintained pathways meandering past fountains and many statues and sculptures around every corner.You could easily spend the whole day here as there... More