Join a guided tour of the Palatine Gallery in Palazzo Pitti, one of Florence’s most important landmarks and the last grand residence of the Medici family.
Located on the piano nobile, the Palatine Gallery consists of 28 rooms and showcases a remarkable collection of paintings once owned by the Grand Dukes of Tuscany. Unlike traditional museum displays, the artworks are arranged according to historical decorative tastes, rather than by period or school.
During the tour, admire the Medici’s private collection, featuring masterpieces by Botticelli, Titian, Rubens, and Caravaggio. Your guide will share insights into the palace’s history, from the Medici to the House of Lorraine, and its role as Italy’s royal residence from 1865 to 1870.
After the guided visit, enjoy free time to explore the Gallery of Modern Art, the Treasure of the Grand Dukes, and the Museum of Fashion and Costume, diving deeper into the art and history of Florence’s most prestigious palace.
Duration: 2 hours
Duration: 2 hours
2 hours Guided Tour
The Palatine Gallery, located inside Palazzo Pitti in Florence, is an extraordinary collection of Renaissance and Baroque paintings, displayed in lavish rooms adorned with frescoes and gilded stuccoes. Once the private gallery of the Medici, it houses masterpieces by artists such as Raphael, Titian, Rubens, Caravaggio, and Botticelli.
The artworks are arranged in the style of historic princely collections, without chronological order, creating an immersive experience of art and royal splendor. A must-visit for lovers of painting and history.
Palazzo Pitti is the largest palace in Florence, an impressive Renaissance residence that once housed the Medici, the Lorraine, and the Savoy. Today, it hosts seven museums, offering a unique journey through art and history.
The Palatine Gallery showcases masterpieces by Raphael, Titian, Rubens, and Caravaggio, while the Gallery of Modern Art features works from the 19th and early 20th centuries. The Treasury of the Grand Dukes displays jewels, silverware, and precious objects that once belonged to the Medici.
The Museum of Fashion and Costume explores centuries of elegance and style, while the Porcelain Museum houses exquisite European collections. The Carriage Museum presents historic vehicles used by grand ducal courts.
Outside, the magnificent Boboli Gardens, a masterpiece of Italian-style gardens, offers statues, fountains, and breathtaking views. Palazzo Pitti is a must-visit for lovers of art and history.
Discover the Treasury of the Grand Dukes inside Florence’s Pitti Palace, a dazzling collection of jewels, gold, silver, and precious objects once owned by the Medici and Lorraine families. Housed in the elegant Medici Treasury rooms, this museum reveals centuries of luxury, artistry, and craftsmanship that once adorned the courts of Tuscany’s grand dukes.
Gallery of Modern Art
Explore the Gallery of Modern Art at Pitti Palace, showcasing an extraordinary collection of Italian paintings and sculptures from the late 18th to early 20th centuries. Admire masterpieces of Neoclassicism, Romanticism, and the Macchiaioli movement, displayed in the refined rooms once inhabited by the royal family. A journey through art, history, and elegance in the heart of Florence.
Discover the Museum of Costume and Fashion at Pitti Palace, a fascinating journey through five centuries of style. Explore original garments, accessories, and theatrical costumes from the Medici era to contemporary haute couture. This unique collection celebrates Italian elegance, craftsmanship, and the evolution of fashion in the heart of Florence.
Explore the exquisite collection of Russian Icons at Pitti Palace, featuring sacred artworks dating from the 16th to the 19th century. These masterpieces, once part of the Medici and Lorraine collections, showcase the deep spirituality, symbolism, and refined artistry of Orthodox tradition within the majestic setting of Florence’s royal residence.
Visit the Royal Apartments at Pitti Palace, the former residence of the Medici, Lorraine, and Savoy dynasties. Step inside lavish rooms adorned with frescoes, precious furnishings, and period décor, reflecting centuries of royal life and power. A magnificent glimpse into the private world of Florence’s ruling families.
In front of the main Entrance of the Museum
Please arrive 15 minutes before departure at the meeting point. Once there, look for our Guide wearing a badge with ACCORD on it
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