Uffizi, Pitti Palace & Boboli Gardens Combo Ticket 2026
This combo bundles reserved, timed entry to the Uffizi Gallery with reserved entry to Palazzo Pitti and the Boboli Gardens on one purchase. It costs around €55 online in 2026 and includes downloadable audio guides for the Uffizi and the city. Boboli is definitely covered, as garden entry rather than part of the Uffizi. Allow a full day, or split the sites across two.
Florence’s two biggest ticketed sights sit a short walk apart across the Arno, and this combo locks in both without buying tickets twice. The Uffizi Gallery holds the Renaissance paintings; Palazzo Pitti and the Boboli Gardens behind it are the Medici’s grand palace and its hillside garden in the Oltrarno. Buying them together saves separate reservations, though it isn’t a deep discount over the single tickets.
This guide explains what the combo includes, whether Boboli is really part of it, what it costs in 2026, and when a different ticket makes more sense.
Combo Ticket at a Glance
| Detail | Uffizi, Pitti Palace & Boboli Combo |
|---|---|
| Online price | Around €55 |
| Rating | 4.4 stars (20+ reviews) |
| Includes | Uffizi reserved entry + Palazzo Pitti + Boboli Gardens reserved entry |
| Audio | Downloadable Uffizi and Florence city audio guides |
| Entry type | Reserved, timed for all three |
| Rescheduling | Not possible — treat times as fixed |
What’s Included in the Combo
The combo bundles three reserved entries — the Uffizi Gallery, Palazzo Pitti and the Boboli Gardens — plus downloadable audio guides for the Uffizi and the city. Boboli is included as garden entry through the Pitti and Boboli component, not as an extension of the Uffizi. It doesn’t add a live guide, and the garden portion is standard timed entry.
The ticket packages two things Florence sells separately: an Uffizi reserved-entry ticket with a digital audio guide, and a Palazzo Pitti and Boboli Gardens reserved entry. On the Pitti side you get the palace’s museums plus the Boboli Gardens behind it; the standard combined Pitti and Boboli ticket usually also covers the Bardini Gardens, so confirm the scope on the operator’s page.
What is included: Reserved timed entry to the Uffizi Gallery, plus reserved entry to Palazzo Pitti and the Boboli Gardens, with downloadable digital audio guides for the Uffizi and Florence city center
Duration: Each entry is timed; allow a full day for all three, or split across two days
Languages: Interface and audio-guide content in multiple languages, including English
Rating: Around 4.4 stars (20+ reviews)
Cancellation: Rescheduling is not possible for this ticket, so book dates and times you’re sure of — treat it as non-refundable
Best for: Independent visitors who want the Uffizi plus the Pitti and Boboli side of the river locked in on one purchase
Book This ComboIf the Uffizi isn’t a priority, the Pitti Palace and Boboli ticket covers just the palace and garden, and a standalone Boboli entry ticket is the cheapest route if the garden is all you want.
Is Boboli Gardens Really Included?
Yes. This combo explicitly covers reserved entry to the Boboli Gardens as part of the Palazzo Pitti and Boboli component. You aren’t paying only for the Uffizi and the palace — the garden is in the bundle. It just isn’t upgraded beyond standard timed garden entry, so you explore the grotto, amphitheater and fountains at your own pace.
Some Florence “Uffizi combos” pair the gallery with the Duomo or Accademia and leave the garden out, so it’s worth being clear. Here the second component is Palazzo Pitti and Boboli together, so garden access is built in — once inside you can walk up to the Buontalenti Grotto, the amphitheater and the Isolotto with no separate ticket.
Pricing and Value in 2026
The combo runs around €55 online in 2026. Bought separately, an Uffizi ticket is roughly €25 online and the combined Pitti and Boboli ticket about €25 online, so the bundle sits close to the sum of its parts. The real gain is convenience — one checkout, both sides of the river reserved — rather than a steep discount. Confirm live prices before booking.
Florence’s museum prices are set by the Uffizi Galleries and adjusted periodically, so treat any figure as a guide and check the current total at checkout. If you’re weighing this against buying each ticket yourself, our ticket prices guide lays out the single-ticket costs. Visitors who also want the David and the Accademia are usually better served by a wider multi-attraction pass than by this three-site combo.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this combo include Boboli Gardens?
Yes. The ticket bundles reserved entry to the Uffizi Gallery with a Palazzo Pitti and Boboli Gardens reserved entry, so the garden is included as standard timed entry. You explore the Boboli circuit — the grotto, amphitheater and fountains — at your own pace. It doesn’t add a live guide, but the garden itself is firmly part of the package.
How much does the Uffizi, Pitti and Boboli combo cost in 2026?
Around €55 online. For comparison, an Uffizi ticket alone is roughly €25 online and the combined Pitti and Boboli ticket about €25 online, so the combo is close to the sum of the two, with convenience as the main benefit. Prices are set by the Uffizi Galleries and change over time, so confirm the current total when you book.
Is the Uffizi audio guide included?
Yes. The combo includes a downloadable digital audio guide for the Uffizi Gallery and a separate one for the Florence city center, both used on your phone — bring earphones. The Boboli portion is standard garden entry; for commentary as you walk the garden itself, a dedicated Boboli entry ticket with audio app is the version to look at.
Can I visit the three sites on different days?
Each attraction has its own reserved, timed entry, so you can schedule the Uffizi on one day and Palazzo Pitti and Boboli on another if the operator’s dates allow. Many visitors split the combo across two days to avoid gallery fatigue. Make sure each date suits you, as rescheduling is not possible once booked.
Is the ticket refundable or reschedulable?
No. The listing states that rescheduling is not possible for this ticket, so treat it as non-refundable and book only dates and times you’re confident about. If your Florence plans might change, a flexible option such as a guided tour with free cancellation may suit you better, usually at a higher price.
Does it include Pitti Palace’s galleries?
The Palazzo Pitti component covers the palace’s museum entry alongside the garden, on the same terms as the standard combined Pitti and Boboli ticket — typically the Palatine Gallery and the palace’s other collections. Confirm the exact museums on the operator’s page, as scope can vary and some rooms close for maintenance.
How long do I need for all three?
Plan a full day: two to three hours in the Uffizi, a break, then two to three hours for Pitti and the garden, which is large and hilly. Check the opening hours too, since Boboli closes the first and last Monday of each month. Our guide on how long to spend helps you pace the day.
When is Boboli free, and does that affect the combo?
The first Sunday of each month is free at Boboli for everyone, and under-18s are always free. If you time your garden visit for a free Sunday, you wouldn’t need the Boboli portion of a paid combo at all — you could buy the Uffizi and Pitti separately and visit the garden free. See our free admission guide for the rules.
