Palazzo Pitti
Art museum · Santo Spirito
Piazza de' Pitti, 1, 50125 Firenze FI, Italy
Highlights
Step into the opulent Palazzo Pitti, a Renaissance gem in Florence, where dazzling art and lush gardens tell the magnificent tale of the Medici dynasty.
Step into the opulent Palazzo Pitti, a Renaissance gem in Florence, where dazzling art and lush gardens tell the magnificent tale of the Medici dynasty.
"Pitti Palace in Florence is another site worth visiting with tickets available at reasonable prices." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"The Pitti Palace The Uffizi Gallery might get moreattention, but the Palazzo Pitti across the river is the largest museum complex in Florence . The vast Renaissance palace itself has been owned by the Medici family, used by Napoleon, and repurposed as home to King Victor Emmanuel III. Today you can visit rooms that house Renaissance paintings by Titian, Raphael, and Rubens; a lavish Medici silver and jewelry collection; a collection of fine European porcelain; and a costume collection. An all-in-one ticket grantsentrance to each of the museums: Museo Argenti, Galleria Costume, and Museo Porcellane, as well as the Boboli and Bardini gardens."
"The Pitti Palace The Uffizi Gallery might get moreattention, but the Palazzo Pitti across the river is the largest museum complex in Florence . The vast Renaissance palace itself has been owned by the Medici family, used by Napoleon, and repurposed as home to King Victor Emmanuel III. Today you can visit rooms that house Renaissance paintings by Titian, Raphael, and Rubens; a lavish Medici silver and jewelry collection; a collection of fine European porcelain; and a costume collection. An all-in-one ticket grantsentrance to each of the museums: Museo Argenti, Galleria Costume, and Museo Porcellane, as well as the Boboli and Bardini gardens."
"The Pitti Palace The Uffizi Gallery might get moreattention, but the Palazzo Pitti across the river is the largest museum complex in Florence . The vast Renaissance palace itself has been owned by the Medici family, used by Napoleon, and repurposed as home to King Victor Emmanuel III. Today you can visit rooms that house Renaissance paintings by Titian, Raphael, and Rubens; a lavish Medici silver and jewelry collection; a collection of fine European porcelain; and a costume collection. An all-in-one ticket grantsentrance to each of the museums: Museo Argenti, Galleria Costume, and Museo Porcellane, as well as the Boboli and Bardini gardens."
