Boboli Gardens Timed Entry Tickets with Multilingual Digital Guide

The tours of the Uffizi Gallery and the Pitti Palace were fantastic. However, at the time of our visit, the Boboli Gardens were of no interest at all due to the drought and ongoing construction; it was extremely hot, and none of the fountains were running... Too bad.

A really lovely tour—a magnificent and enormous palace

This is an amazing place...but our audio did not work. :(

It was so convinient to have all tickets in one place. Ecerything went smoothly. It's best to visit atractions in seperate days because it's a lot to digest! Wonderful sculptures and paintings. Definetely embrace yourself to experience the works of masters.

Tickets were easy to get, and the audio guide for the Pitti Palace was helpful, though there wasn't one for the gardens (which were under construction, so unfortunately we missed them)

What a wonderful place! Everything went really well.

Much of what I expected to see was being repaired and closed. The Boboli gardens were a disappointment, poorly kept, not much to see except the beautiful view of the city.

Having everything at your fingertips on your phone is very easy.

Amazing place to visit! The art wonderful the history in the front of your eyes that's unbelievable and unparalleled!

I loved the palace and the fashion collection

I paid for an audio guide that I never received and couldn't use, and your AI wasn't able to help me out

So easy. Downloaded the ticket and didn't have to wait in a long line at the Uffizi. At Palazzo Pritti and Boboli Gardens, they just scanned my ticket and I went right in.

Everything went great. I was a little confused at first because the tickets were only attached as a PDF, but that’s just how the city of Florence handles ticket management; scanning the QR code was still no problem, though. The audio guide was very detailed and entertaining—unlike the one at the Palazzo Pitti.

Everything went great. I was a little confused at first because the tickets were only attached as a PDF, but that’s just how the city of Florence handles ticket management; scanning the QR code was still no problem, though. The audio guide was very detailed and entertaining—unlike the one at the Palazzo Pitti.

tickets were clear and easy to download as pdf to save it in case of no wifi.