Enjoy priority entry to one of Florence’s biggest museums and admire the Palatine Gallery and the Gallery of Modern Art.

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Wheelchair accessible

Highlights

Visit Palazzo Pitti, one of the Florence’s biggest museums
Explore the Galleria Palatina used by the Medici family as a residence
Admire the Gallery of Modern Art, dedicated to Italian art from the 18th century to World War I
Access the Costume Gallery

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The original palazzo was built for the Pitti family in 1457, designed by Filippo Brunelleschi. Pitti Palace is the former home of the powerful Medici family, the lavish Renaissance palace now hosts an extraordinary collection of art. Admire some of the incredible works amassed by the Medicis during their rule. See works from Raphael, Caravaggio, Titian, Pietro da Cortona and Rubens. From the windows, catch views of Brunelleschi’s Santo Spirito Basilica and the Boboli Gardens. Today, the Pitti Palace houses some of the most important museums in Florence: on the first floor is the Palatine Gallery, containing a broad collection 16th and 17th century paintings, and the Royal Apartments, containing furnishings from a remodeling done in the 19th century. The Gallery of Modern Art, located on the second floor of the Pitti Palace, has a fine collection of paintings and sculpture, mostly Italian, dating from the late 18th century to World War I. The elegant rooms, which were inhabited by the Lorraine grand dukes, are decorated with works of the neo-classical and romantic periods.

Includes

Reserved entrance ticket to the Pitti Palace including entrance to the Palatine Gallery and the Gallery of Modern Art
Access to the temporary exhibitions
Access to the Treasury of the Grand Dukes
Access to the Costume Gallery
Booking fee

Tour guide
Audio guides (not included but available at the ticket office in Italian, English, French, Spanish, German and Japanese)

Covid-19 precautions

Safety measures in place

All areas that customers touch are frequently cleaned
The number of visitors is limited to reduce crowds

Traveler requirements

You are required to bring and wear a mask
You must fill out a travel information form
You will receive a mandatory temperature check

Meeting point

Piazza de' Pitti, 1. Go to window number 3 of the ticket office to exchange your voucher for the ticket. Sometimes there is a queue on the right to purchase the ticket. You can skip it on its left.

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Please note that the date and time slot you choose is binding once booked. You can collect your entrance ticket 15 minutes before your allotted entry time
You will be refused entry if you do not respect this allotted entry time
On International Women's Day, March 8, 2022, admission is free for all women. Accompanying persons must still purchase an admission ticket

Customer reviews

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4.6 /5

based on 372 reviews

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4.3/5
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4.6/5
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I bought the tickets for the visit for Fri 19/11 at 15. We took a short tour of the Ponte Vecchio area and then to the restaurant. We went out at 1.30pm so we went to ticket office # 3 to politely ask to be able to anticipate at 2pm. No problem (fantastic!). We saw beautiful works in the Palatine Gallery: a very rewarding visit also for the immediacy that made us immerse in the historical atmosphere. All very well indeed, even the perfect organization for access.

November 21, 2021

Really Necessary?

In contrast to the cathedral complex and the Uffizi, I'm not sure whether the Palazzo Pitti requires advance booking and the time slot. When I wanted to exchange the voucher for a card at "my" time, I was completely alone in the counter. It may have been a coincidence that at that time there was no crowd wanting to buy tickets - after all, the Palazzo has a lot to offer. In the museum itself, however, it was actually pretty empty.

October 23, 2016

Interesting

Very interesting and lots of different things to see, lucky enough to see some of Karl Lagerfeld's work around the palace which provided a good contrast of modern and old art, however the ticket only permitted us into half of the palace and it excluded one part of the palace and the gardens

July 19, 2016

Florence: Entrance Ticket to Pitti Palace

Florence: Entrance Ticket to Pitti Palace

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