The palazzo was originally owned by Luca Pitti. But after his death, the palazzo was bought by Cosimo 1 of the Medici and the ducal court moved here from the Palazzo Vecchio. Then there was the residence of Elisa Bonaparte, then the residence of King Vittorio Emanuele.
As far as I remember, the ticket to visit the Palatine Gallery (works by Italian and European artists) and the Royal Apartments - that is, the palace itself - is one, and the Boboli Gardens and everything else is different (but maybe something has already changed). The Palantine Gallery and the chambers are not very big, and I think we spent about 3 hours on them. But if you have been to the Uffizi, then the Palatine Gallery will not impress you so much, but there are also famous paintings there. But the Royal chambers are well preserved. Those who love all sorts of vintage interiors will like it. And for the Boboli Gardens and everything else, it is better to allocate a whole day. Read more about the gardens in my review Boboli Gardens
As far as I remember, the ticket to visit the Palatine Gallery (works by Italian and European artists) and the Royal Apartments - that is, the palace itself - is one, and the Boboli Gardens and everything else is different (but maybe something has already changed). The Palantine Gallery and the chambers are not very big, and I think we spent about 3 hours on them. But if you have been to the Uffizi, then the Palatine Gallery will not impress you so much, but there are also famous paintings there. But the Royal chambers are well preserved. Those who love all sorts of vintage interiors will like it. And for the Boboli Gardens and everything else, it is better to allocate a whole day. Read more about the gardens in my review Boboli Gardens
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