Palazzo Pitti Tickets

The South Wing of the palace is where you'll find the Royal and Imperial Apartments, which include a total of fourteen rooms. This museum has given modern observers a glimpse into the lives of the aristocracy, adorned with the stamps of the various emperors that ruled at the time. Fans of art and design won't want to miss this show in which curators have painstakingly reproduced the private quarters of former Pitti Palace residents. Rooms feature opulent decor with intricate ivory carvings, hand-woven tapestries, and other handmade works of art. Experience history through all of your senses by touring the Blue Room, Throne Room, and Queen's Bedroom.

On the left side of Pitti Palace are the Royal Apartments and the Palatine Gallery, which contain a total of 28 rooms. These walls are covered from floor to ceiling with a stunning array of works from the Renaissance and early Baroque periods. The House of Lorraine allows commoners access to the royal collection. Some of the finest works of the early Renaissance can be seen here, still housed in their authentic period frames. Notable works include Leonardo da Vinci's influence on Raphael in the artist's The Portraits of Agnolo and Maddalena Doni, and Giorgione's depiction of three men who seem to represent the ages in The Three Ages. In addition to Peter Paul Reubens' The Consequences of War and Titian's The Concert, Raphael's The Vision of Ezekiel is also a famous piece of art.

The extravagant treasures of Tuscan nobility from the 17th century can be seen by tourists in the Treasury of the Grand Dukes. Items such as rich jewelry, rare jewels, and antique crystal vases can be found on exhibit in the treasury. Forged in Fire: Sculpture in Renaissance Florence is the title of the exhibition now on display in the Treasury of the Grand Dukes. In particular, the bronze sculptures of the 17th and 18th centuries of the Renaissance are on display, giving visitors a chance to appreciate this art form. The ambiance of the Treasury is perfect for appreciating these bronze works of art, and is an integral part of the experience. Be sure to see Giambologna's Bathing Venus, which is being exhibited for the first time. Spectacular works such as Pietro Tacca's crucifix illustrate the period's religious culture. Soldani Benzi contributed to the display by drawing a variety of pieces.

The Porcelain Museum, which is part of the Silver Museum, has been in the "Casino del Cavaliere'' since 1973. This building was built in the 17th century on top of a hill overlooking the Gardens of Boboli as a place for the Grand Duke to relax. The similar collections are mostly made up of porcelain tableware from the royal families that reigned Tuscany (Lorraine, Medici, and Savoy), so it's easy to see how their tastes changed over time. There are some great examples of Italian porcelain made in Doccia houses here. The museum's extensive collection of 17th-century dinnerware is also worth seeing alone; besides the sculptures, trays, bowls, and pots on show here are works of art.

There is an extensive collection of garments spanning the 18th to the 20th century in the Museum of Costume and Fashion which you can explore using Palazzo Pitti biglietti. It is indeed the first fashion museum to be supported by the Italian government. Beginning on the 16th of December, visitors to this museum can enjoy a fascinating exhibition. The exhibit, titled "At the Feet of the Gods," will showcase footwear from ancient Greece to the present day. Artifacts from sculpture and paintings are used to piece together the evolution of shoes from the fourth century onwards.

This museum features a wide range of works from the early 18th century to the early 20th century, encompassing the modern era. These sculptures and paintings, which represent the pinnacle of Neoclassicism and Romanticism, show how broad the term "modern art" can be. Art by Bartolini, De Tivoli, and Fattori, among others, adorns the walls of the museum; visitors should not leave without viewing these works if they have purchased Palazzo Pitti Tickets.

Visiting the Boboli Gardens is a must for anyone who has purchased Palazzo Pitti tickets. It is a contemporary Garden of Eden filled with spectacular statues, fountains, grottoes, and other architectural features. Even though it was built in the 15th century, the Boboli amphitheater has hosted countless festivals and plays over the centuries. The Boboli Gardens have a wide range of flora, including a wide number of lovely flowers, and two stunning fountains: the Fountain of Neptune and Ocean.