My wife and I and 2 friends booked on a tour. Our tour guide, a pleasant young woman, led us from gallery to gallery stopping to describe in endless detail a multitude of paintings. It was excruciating and simply mind numbing. She continued to talk...More

The opera was at the yard of the Piti museum. It was. Very nice production. Nothing spectacular but a decent opera done well. All told it was a nice and enjoyable evening. Yona S.

I find the Pitti Palace provides a bit of context to Florence. A tour through the apartments provides a sense of life and environment for the prior rulers of Florence, and the art collection picks up where the Uffizi leaves off. I have not found...More

The Palazzo is an amazing gallery of works, offering sculptures, frescoes, architecture, paintings, jewelry, and more. Your ticket will get you into multiple aspects, so be sure to plan to spend the day. Don't try to cram in other places, especially not the Boboli Gardens....More

We went here on a Saturday morning as we have some spare time before Calcio Storico. We really enjoyed it. Nice palace with lots to see and plenty of information. The price is really good too!! The gardens are also a lovely find.

Palazzo Pitti is XV century Renaissance building. Great paintings of Raphael, Titian, etc. In the other wing is the Silver museum.

We went round the museum in about three hours. It is quite big and there are some very good exhibitions. The entrance fee is €13 and this includes entry to all the exhibits including the Royal Apartments. There is a cafe with an outside seating...More

This is a great place for art lovers to visit. Not as busy as the other major galleries and museums in Florence and with the help of our private guide we had an amazing tour through the galleries and the Savoy apartments. Well worth a...More

If you find yourself in Florence without any prior museum bookings then head here. No queuing required. Beautiful Royal apartments, Renaissance paintings, Raphael and Titian etc , costume gallery and the lovely Boboli gardens. There is a cafe in the grounds serving anything from sandwiches...More

The Pitti is huge - a number of art and decorative rooms in addition to the gardens. The halls are roomy and walking is fairly easy, but pace yourself to avoid overload. Master artists abound, but some of the works are located in awkward positions,...More