Book Pitti Palace, Florence Tickets 2025

Standard adult entry to Palatine Gallery and Royal Apartments typically starts around €18–€20. Combo tickets with Boboli Gardens or seven museums pass cost approximately €33–€35. Guided tour rates vary (from about €70 upwards). Prices can change seasonally; always verify on the official site or trusted resellers before booking.

Yes—especially in peak season (spring to early fall) and weekends, advance reservation is strongly recommended to secure your desired date/time and skip long lines. For guided tours and combo passes, booking 1–2 weeks ahead is advisable; for standard entry, booking a few days in advance can often suffice but still recommended.

Refund and change policies depend on the vendor and ticket type. Official tickets often allow changes up to 48 hours before, sometimes free of charge; cancellations within 24–48 hours may be non-refundable. Third-party reseller terms vary—always read the booking confirmation carefully and choose flexible options if uncertain.

A standard ticket grants timed-entry self-guided access to the Palatine Gallery and Royal Apartments. It does not include Boboli Gardens or additional museums unless specified. Audio guide is often optional for a small fee or provided via an app. Behind-the-scenes areas require special tours.

Yes—when you book a timed-entry ticket or guided tour in advance, you bypass the general admission queue. Combo tickets and Florence city passes that include skip-the-line benefits also allow faster entry. During busy periods, skip-the-line is highly recommended to save significant waiting time.

Palatine Gallery & Royal Apartments typically open from around 08:15 to 18:50 (last entry ~17:50), but hours vary by season—check official museum calendar. Boboli Gardens opening times also vary: often around 08:15 to 16:30 in low season, extended in summer. Confirm exact hours before visiting.

Accessibility is partial: ground floors and some courtyards are accessible by wheelchair, but many upper rooms require stairs. Some elevators or ramps exist for limited areas. Contact the museum’s accessibility office in advance to arrange assistance and verify accessible routes.

Yes. Common combinations include Uffizi Gallery, Accademia (David), and Boboli Gardens. Many guided tours bundle Pitti Palace with Boboli Gardens and Uffizi. Florence city passes (e.g., Firenze Card) may include Pitti Palace access—check validity and booking requirements.

A self-guided visit to Palatine Gallery and Royal Apartments typically takes 1.5–2 hours. If including Boboli Gardens, add 1–2 hours. Guided tours often last about 2–3 hours. For full exploration of seven museums, allow 3–4 hours. Plan according to your interests and schedule.

Generally, non-flash photography for personal use is allowed in most rooms. Tripods and professional equipment usually require prior permission. Some sensitive areas may restrict photography. Always check signage or ask staff on arrival to avoid violations.

Yes—audio guides are often offered via app download or device rental. Languages typically include English, Italian, French, Spanish, German, and sometimes others. Download apps ahead to ensure functionality offline, or rent devices on-site if available.

No strict dress code, but respectful attire is recommended: avoid overly revealing clothing. Comfortable shoes are advised due to walking and stairs. Bring layers for indoor galleries and outdoor gardens.

Pitti Palace is on the Oltrarno side, a short walk from Ponte Vecchio. From central areas like Duomo or Santa Maria Novella, cross the Arno via Ponte Vecchio or nearby bridges. Buses (e.g., line C2) stop close; taxis can drop you near Lungarno Torrigiani.

Yes—reduced fares often apply for youth/students (typically under ~26 with ID), seniors (usually 65+), and children (varies by age). Check official policies or reseller terms for eligibility and required documentation when booking.

If you arrive late beyond a grace period, entry may not be permitted. Some providers allow rebooking if notified early, but many tickets are strict. Contact the ticket office or reseller immediately if delay is unavoidable; booking flexible options in advance can help.

Yes, the Firenze Card and some city passes include entry to Pitti Palace, but you must still reserve a timed slot in advance via the official reservation system. Check pass terms and booking procedures before planning your visit.

Yes—many providers offer English-language guided tours, from small-group to private. These cover Medici history, art highlights, and architecture. Book with a reputable operator and confirm language options when reserving.

Standard security screening applies: bags scanned, and large suitcases or bulky items are not allowed. Sharp objects, tripods without permission, or food inside exhibition rooms may be restricted. Small personal items are generally fine. Check official guidelines before arrival.

Limited cloakroom services may exist for small items or coats. Large luggage should be stored off-site or at nearby luggage storage facilities. Check in advance if the palace cloakroom can accommodate your needs and arrive early to drop off items.

Early morning right at opening or late afternoon tends to be less crowded. Weekdays outside peak season (spring/early summer) are quieter. Off-season months (November–February excluding holidays) offer fewer visitors. Reserve in advance to secure preferred time slot.