Giardino Bardini
Garden · San Niccolo ·

Giardino Bardini

Garden · San Niccolo ·

Panoramic views of Florence, terraced gardens, and a cafe

city views
peaceful atmosphere
wisteria arbor
cafe
photo opportunities
intimate feel
terraced gardens
panoramic view
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Costa S. Giorgio, 2, 50125 Firenze FI, Italy Get directions

Credit card accepted
Debit card accepted
Contactless accepted
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot

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Costa S. Giorgio, 2, 50125 Firenze FI, Italy Get directions

+39 334 682 4744
villabardini.it
@villabardini

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•Credit card accepted
•Debit card accepted
•Contactless accepted
•Wheelchair accessible entrance
•Wheelchair accessible parking lot
•Wheelchair accessible restroom

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"Giardino Bardini In addition to providing a peaceful green space, this remarkable terraced garden near the Ponte Vecchio offers terrific views of the city. Its scale—much smaller than that of the Boboli Gardens—gives it a more intimate feel. In spite of its size, it includes an incredible diversity of garden styles. Climb the grand central staircase and wander from woodlands to an Anglo-Chinese garden, with fountains and sculptures in the mix, as well as visible fragmentsof the garden's original medieval walls. The famed 19th-centuryart dealer Stefano Bardini lived in the Villa Mozzi (now the Villa Bardini) and it is his unique taste and vision that continues to shapethis ornate attraction."

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Alice H.

Google
A nice quiet garden to read a book or stroll with a friend. It cost €10 and they were only accepting cash. Unfortunately in the winter (or at least in December when we visited) the cafe and restaurant are both closed, as are the lemon house, greenhouse etc. I imagine the gardens are very pretty in Spring/Summer with the flowers, wisteria, fruit free blossoms, etc. It was still a nice experience and there are some good views of the duomo.

hello W.

Google
If you have to choose one, i would go to Boboli gardens. Nice visit but not essential imo (there is a wisteria tunnel but need to be there the right season). Good view point from the top!

Sara

Google
The garden is a nice escape from the bustling city life. We came in the month of October so there were no flowers or anything really in Bloom, however, we did enjoy strolling through the garden, getting our steps in. If you’re sensitive to dust be mindful as there’s a lot of dust walking on the gravel. Many areas of the garden are restricted and not permissible for walking. We were able to walk through most of the garden in 30 minutes, but again that’s because the villa was closed and most areas were off-limits. There is a restaurant, but it appeared that they were only serving beverages around the time we visited, which was 1 PM. It was a peaceful experience and nice to hear the birds chirping without the sound of the city noise. The cost for entrance is reasonable at €10 per person.

Loo Y.

Google
Giardino Bardini does not behave like a single garden. It behaves like a hillside with multiple personalities, edited into one ticket. Start with the belvedere: Florence laid out as skyline logic, not postcard noise. Drop down and the tone shifts. A dragon’s tail becomes plumbing and myth at once, the Canale del Drago pulling water through the English-garden stretch like a sly line of motion. Elsewhere the theatre is quieter: terraces that feel agricultural, pockets of orchard character, then an olive grove where the city is still present but no longer dominant. The 2000–2005 restoration (reopened 2005) matters because it restores the sequence, not just the planting. The result is a garden that keeps changing its mind, and stays interesting because of it.

Tiffany L.

Google
Gorgeous garden and views. There’s a cute little cafe at the top!

Astrid N.

Google
Its such a lovely garden, you have a wonderful view of the city from where you can take many beautiful photos, its also not overcrowded like the boboli gardess since its way smaller. I definetely recommend visiting it ❤️

Anna C.

Google
You can spend a very nice day surrounded by the nature. Amazing views from the top

Arend van W.

Google
A peaceful place just beyond the noise of the city, but close enough to get beautiful views of it.
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Christina R.

Yelp
We couldn't decide if we wanted to do Boboli or Bardini (no time to do both) but we ended up at the entrance to Bardini first so we decided to check it out. Fair warning, the entrance isn't very clearly marked. It looks just like a business front and I was confused as to how entering the park would actually work. I didn't do much research (which is a shock I know) into this garden before coming and was a bit daunted by the uphill climb. From the entrance, I assumed there would be a funicular or something. I was wrong. Not only am I not in shape, but I've been having some medical issues, and I was terrified I just paid an entrance fee to a park that I cannot check out. Luckily, the switchbacks are super gentle. We could hardly "feel" walking up this hill. There was also a lot to look at as we walked up so it was really a beautiful "hike." We were confused a bit by the signs and how far the garden went up. We weren't the only ones either because two couples past us while we rested on a bench, wondering if they were going the "right way" as well. I was expecting a bit more "garden" but got more "trees and shrubs" but I think this place is worth the hike just for the views of Florence alone.
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Chelsea V.

Yelp
This beautiful park is under the radar, which isn't exactly a bad thing. You can enjoy peaceful walks with incredible views from every part of this park. During my visit, it wasn't crowded at all and it made the experience that much better. Highly recommend!
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Chris L.

Yelp
A park that isn't visited by as many tourists as Boboli which is a great thing. Perfect views and the wisteria canopy is otherworldly. Amazing views of the city, plenty of seating and cafe on grounds make this an excellent place to get your fill of nature without cooking in the sun like other gardens. Free entrance if you bought a Boboli garden ticket.
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Nina Z.

Yelp
Not as big or grand as the Boboli gardens, but just as scenic. This is a smaller, charming garden with an unrivaled view of the city. If you purchase the Boboli Gardens ticket, this one is included with it (same day use, I believe). At the top of the hill, there is a cafe where we saw people snacking and drinking aperol spritz with a panoramic view of Florence. Feel free to take in the view and then take your time descending back down through the lovely wisteria archway. Plenty of wisteria in bloom when we came to visit back in mid-April. So glad we stopped by!
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Timmy S.

Yelp
This garden is next to Boboli Gardens/Pitti Palace and you can either buy admission just for Bardini or if you buy a ticket to Boboli you can get into Bardini free. This is a small but beautiful garden area, well designed with lovely paths through trees, bushes and flowers. The views of Florence from this hilltop garden are spectacular. I think the view was more worthwhile of a visit than the well-groomed gardens. There is also an outdoor coffeehouse where we stopped for a panini sandwich and espresso. We sat and ate our snack while enjoying the most incredible view of Florence. Although it's much, much smaller than Boboli Gardens I actually liked Bardini more!
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Lim T.

Yelp
Definitely a must visit garden if you are visiting Florence. Unfortunately coming in August, we missed the flower blooming season. It was still beautiful and we'll definitely come visit again! It's actually not very big...but a nice scenic route as you walk up to the top of the garden. At the peak of the garden, there's a cafe to relax, enjoy a refreshing cold drink and gorgeous view of the city. We really enjoyed our visit here and we got some great pics for memories!
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Adry G.

Yelp
Absolutely magical spot. I loved my time here walking around the gardens, taking pictures of the statues, and just lounging about. Bring a full battery since there are so many photo opportunities in this place. Side note: Pre-planned my trip but unfortunately had to rearrange my itinerary since this place wasn't accenting any more people into the gardens (I arrived at 3:30).
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Adriana R.

Yelp
Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous. We stopped here on out last day in Florence and we are so glad we did. The rest of the city was packed to the seams with people and yet this place was practically deserted. We did have to walk up a few pretty big hills to get to the top, annnnnnnd it was very warm outside, so that may be why it wasn't packed. But it was a good workout and we were rewarded with amazing views of the city. I can only imagine how incredible the gardens would be in the spring months, with all of the blooming plants and flowers. We loved our visit!
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N T.

Yelp
Amazing views of the city and nice respite from the crowd. Went in late fall, so the floral wasn't much to look at, but again, the view was well worth the hike up there.
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Hugo F.

Yelp
Really beautiful gardens, that seem to be surprisingly unknown. I was lucky enough to visit here with my family, it really needs to be visited as I won't be able to do it justice in words. If you get the chance to visit take a camera as you can get some of the best views of the city from the top terrace. If you are going with a local remind them they can get in for free if they take some form of identification with their address on it. The gardens are very peaceful and just sunning.

J L.

Yelp
Comparing to the adjacent Boboli Garden, Bardini Garden is intimate in scale but i like it more than the grand garden in the Patti Palace. Walked up the winding path under canopy of trees, you will arrive at the hill top terrace. You can enjoy the amazing panoramic view of Florence with a cup of coffee at the Kaffehaus. The Kaffehaus serves light lunch as well. Wish I was there in April, the garden will be amazing when wisteria is in full bloom Note: They do not accept Firenze card here. The entry fee covers the adjacent Boboli Garden.
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Tuff Cook E.

Yelp
These gardens (and the Boboli) are closed due to the storm on Sept 19, 2014. No mention of this on their website!! We showed up after much planning of our days, and there is a closed sign. They must not put this in the website bc they think that once people are there they will just buy a ticket to the Pitti Palace. I don't know. Maybe if you call you can get more info. ??