Florence Medici and entrance ticket to the Boboli Gardens

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Highlights

The history, wealth and secrets of the powerful dynasty that made the great season of the Renaissance possible, followed by an independent visit to the marvelous Boboli Gardens, together with the Porcelain Museum and the Bardini Garden.
 
Highlights
All the main attractions of Florence with a complete guided walk
The most beautiful Churches, Palaces, Streets and Squares of the City
History, curiosities and anecdotes regarding the famous Medici dynasty
Led by a passionate local guide
Priority entry into the Boboli Gardens, the Porcelain Museum and the Bardini Garden.

What is included?

  • Staff assistance at the Meeting Point
  • 2 hour guided tour with an expert local guide
  • Skip-the-line entrance ticket to the Boboli Gardens, Porcelain Museum and Bardini Gardens

What is not included?

  • Tips optional

What is there to know?

Duration: 2 Hours
Local guide service could be provided in two languages.
Participants are advised to wear comfortable shoes.

Meeting point

Walking tour: at 10.30am
in front of the Cafè Firenze - Via de' Martelli, 50/r, 50129 Florence
An assistant will be waiting for you wearing blue Caf Tour clothes
 
Boboli Gardens: 3.00 pm (present yourself at the Pitti Palace ticket office 15 minutes before entry time)
 
It is mandatory to show up at the meeting point at the indicated check-in time.

Cancellation policies

To get a full refund, you must request a cancellation at least 4 days in advance. No-shows and late cancellations are non-refundable.

Description

Itinerary
This fascinating walk winds along an enchanting one-mile itinerary, which passes through a UNESCO World Heritage area for its entire duration: a mile with the highest concentration in the world of wonderful monuments and open-air works of art!
 
Accompanied by a professional local guide, it will be possible to discover the most important places of the city, retracing the fascinating history of the Medici dynasty, the family that put its power and wealth at the service of patronage and art, thus placing the foundations of the Renaissance.
You will know stories and anecdotes of intrigues, power struggles, secrets and betrayals, but also tales of incredible foresight, which have allowed us to leave the city and the entire world an artistic and cultural heritage of inestimable value. You will be able to admire the buildings, monuments, streets and squares where the members of the Medici family lived and exercised their political and economic power over the city.
You will walk along the same narrow streets where they walked, you will touch the stones used to build their residences and you will see the same monuments that they were used to seeing every day: Palazzo Medici Riccardi, their first residence in the San Lorenzo neighborhood, where you can find so like their Church and mausoleum: the Medici Chapels.
A few steps away you will then reach the magnificent Cathedral, with its imposing Brunelleschi's Dome and the splendid Palazzo Vecchio, their second residence, which dominates the marvelous Piazza della Signoria.
Further on, you will follow the entire route of the Vasari Corridor from the outside, the spectacular elevated passage that connects the two banks of the Arno river, passing next to the enchanting Ponte Vecchio and crossing houses and the Church of Santa Felicita: a secret and convenient corridor used by the Medici Grand Dukes of Tuscany, to move between Palazzo Pitti, their third residence, and their offices located inside Palazzo Vecchio, without being seen by the citizens. The majestic Pitti Palace, which hides the marvelous Boboli Gardens, is the last Florentine residence of the Medici and is also the last stop on your incredible journey through the art and history of a unique city in the world.
 
After the walking tour, enrich your experience with the entrance ticket to the splendid Boboli Gardens, a splendid example of an "Italian-style" garden.
 
With your ticket you can also visit the Porcelain Museum and the wonderful Bardini Gardens independently.

Where is it

Florence

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