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One of the most beautiful places from Florence! I've visited almost all the places from the Palace, excepting the Museum of the Fashion. The Palatine Gallery is unforgettable and it was impressing to see all the paintings in the sublime rooms. The Royal Apartaments were the high point of the visit, and they are the loveliest I have ever seen. The Gallery of Modern Art is also nice, if you're interested in art between 18th-19th Century. In conclusion, definitely visit the Apartments, they are worth it, but also the other museums of the Pitti Palace.

The Palazzo is simply worth the money. It's just a shame that you get knocked out so quickly and end up just "walking through."

A very interesting visit. The Boboli Gardens are also worth seeing. They're beautiful this season.

Five museums of varying interest to see in this immense palace, with its rather heavy architecture.

Interesting palace with many works of art and a very beautiful huge garden from which you have a wonderful view over Florence

Palazzo Pitti is full of surprises. Beyond the Renaissance masterpieces and lavish interiors, there are contemporary exhibits that catch you off guard in the best way. The modern installations were bold and immersive, and the sculpture of the child was one of the most moving pieces I saw in Florence. If you’re visiting for the classics, give yourself time to wander into the unexpected corners too — there’s more here than you’d guess from the outside.

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Our visit to Palazzo Pitti in Florence was truly magical. The palace itself is stunning, rich with art, history, and breathtaking architecture. Walking through the grand halls and beautifully decorated rooms felt like stepping into another era. The galleries are vast and diverse, and the adjoining Boboli Gardens offer a peaceful escape with incredible views over the city. However, this isn’t a quick stop — you really need a full day to fully experience everything this place has to offer. If you’re short on time or have mobility issues, it can feel overwhelming. It would be helpful if the ticketing and signage made that clearer, and perhaps offered a recommended route or shorter version for those with limited time or physical ability. Still, it was one of the highlights of our trip. Highly recommended for anyone who loves art, history, and grand spaces!

The palace is great! A huge collection of paintings, a good selection, you look at the paintings, the walls, the ceiling - everything is wonderful! It's a pleasure to walk around: spacious halls, wide corridors, various exhibitions, not hot, even though it's July outside. Pass - five - well done. Which can't be said about the Boboli Gardens. If you're wondering whether to go there or not - no, don't go. In any park where the garden is looked after you'll find more care than here.

The Grand Palazzo, especially for its park. The architecture is beautiful, and it has several paintings and rooms worth a 20-minute tour. The walk up to the garden is worth it for the views and gardens.