easy
2–4 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; primarily indoor walking on flat surfaces
Avoid long waits and gain all-day access to Florence’s magnificent Palazzo Pitti with City Florence Tours’ priority ticket. Dive into Medici history and Renaissance art in this unparalleled cultural landmark.
For all ages • Day ticket • Priority Entrance!
Experience the grandeur of the Medici's last residence in Florence with a priority entrance ticket, allowing you to skip long queues. Explore the rich history through exquisite art, stunning frescoes, and the opulent Royal Apartments. Enjoy unlimited access throughout the day to this captivating museum dedicated to the Medici legacy.
Duration: Day Ticket
Come and visit the last residence of the Medici in Florence with City Florence Tours, through the priority entrance ticket you will not have to wait in the long queues outside the Palace, inside the museum illustrates the works belonging to the daily life of the family of the Gran Duchi of Medici, from Cosimo I to his last descendants (early 700s), Ferdinando, Gian Gastone and Anna Maria Luisa, she was also called the Electress Palatine, that's why the museum is dedicated to her. Inside there are also works on the families that succeeded the Medici, from the Habsburgs Lorraine to the first King of Italy with attached Royal apartments. 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 inestimable beauty and historical importance, not to mention the frescoes that decorate the ceilings and walls. The Palace's main attractions are the Palatine Gallery, the Royal Apartments, the Gallery of Modern Art, the Treasure of the Grand Dukes and the Museum of Fashion and Costume. The entrance ticket is valid for the whole day and you can visit the gallery without time limits.
Come and visit the last residence of the Medici in Florence with City Florence Tours, through the priority entrance ticket you will not have to wait in the long queues outside the Palace, inside the museum illustrates the works belonging to the daily life of the family of the Gran Duchi of Medici, from Cosimo I to his last descendants (early 700s), Ferdinando, Gian Gastone and Anna Maria Luisa, she was also called the Electress Palatine, that's why the museum is dedicated to her.
The chosen entry time must be respected, after which you can freely visit the museum during the day.
Opening Hours:
Opening time: From Tuesday to Sunday, from 8.15 to 18.30
Closure Every Monday; 25th December, 1st of January
Note: Last entry 5.30pm.
Via dei Castellani, 18 rosso, 50122 Firenze FI
Respect your ticket’s start time to guarantee skip-the-line access and smooth entry.
Palazzo Pitti’s vast interiors require hours of walking on stone floors—sturdy shoes enhance your experience.
Photography is allowed but without flash—prepare your camera settings accordingly.
The palace is closed on Mondays and major holidays like December 25 and January 1.
Once the Medici family’s primary residence from the mid-16th century, Palazzo Pitti symbolizes Florence’s political and artistic rise during the Renaissance.
Palazzo Pitti is part of ongoing preservation efforts to protect Renaissance art and architecture amid increasing tourism.
For navigating extensive palace interiors comfortably on foot.
To carry water, a guidebook, and personal essentials during your visit.
Capture the intricate artwork and architecture without flash.
Florence weather can be cool or rainy—layer accordingly for comfort before and after your visit.
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