Florence 5-Day Pass: Uffizi, Pitti Palace & Boboli Gardens - Skip the Line

This 5-day pass is great; you can do the visits at a relaxed pace. One visit per day is ideal, as these are large places with a lot of walking and things to see. When I arrived, I just showed my digital ticket, they scanned it, and I went in. The Uffizi is incredible, your eyes aren't enough to take in so much art, it's beautiful! There is a lot of walking and exploring to do in the Boboli Gardens, and the Pitti Palace is beautiful! I recommend it.

Luckily I had booked tickets for a 5-day pass to Florence! We weren't the only ones who wanted to visit the Uffizi Gallery!!!! Very crowded, so having skip-the-line tickets is a real plus to make the most of the museums. What a pleasure, despite the crowd, to enjoy this magnificent place, to see the originals of all these master paintings and sculptures! It is essential to see them in real life, to see the brushstrokes, the softness of the marble, the amazing ceilings!!!! Without the skip-the-line tickets, with the heat, I don't know if we would have been able to visit it... I didn't get the skip-the-line ticket for the Duomo Cathedral and the incredible line in front of the building made us give up on the visit. The Pitti Palace! Another must-see wonder! The frescoes, the ceilings, the paintings, the atmosphere of the furnished rooms to discover, the magnificent chandeliers... everything is enchanting! Just one small hitch! The Boboli Gardens... luckily seen a few years ago. It is undergoing renovations, many sculptures are wrapped up, the noise of machinery, and the oppressive heat in the early afternoon (35° nonetheless) made us turn back after a few attempts to go up the paths, which are really very steep! We are returning delighted from our one-week stay in Florence 🙂 Have a great visit, future tourists... prepare your trip for the famous places that attract a lot of people and let yourself be swept away by the incredible surprises that this beautiful city offers us 🙂!

Very Bad. There is a timer on the ticket purchase. You purchase by setting a time to enter the Uffizi Gallery. The restrictions on the Florence 5-day pass are buried in a collapsed submenu called "Know Before You Go". Turns out that in this submenu, several bullits down there is a timing restriction that the Uffizi must be visited first and only THEN does the ticket validate to the other museums. By not having this restriction clearly visible at the top level, vacation time was lost.