Pitti Palace and Palatina Gallery: Reserved Entrance + Audioguide

The Pitti Palace, located across the Arno River from the Ponte Vecchio, is a monumental Renaissance residence that was home to the Medici, the Lorraine and the House of Savoy. Its interior houses several museums and galleries exhibiting collections of paintings, jewelry, fashion, decorative art and historical objects belonging to the great Florentine families. Among its jewels is the Palatine Gallery, which brings together a vast collection of Baroque works displayed in rooms richly decorated with frescoes and stuccoes. The Boboli Gardens, located behind the palace, offer a huge historic park full of grottoes, sculptures, fountains and gazebos that represent one of the best examples of Italian Renaissance gardens. The Pitti Palace is a complete journey into Florentine court life and one of the most important cultural complexes in Italy.