Does the Cumilative ticket above also include the Giardino Bardini?
We really just wanted to see Uffizi and the Giardino Bardini.
Looked around and web sites. Some older postings said Giardino Bardini could only be seen by purchasing with Giardino di Boboli. And another with Porcelain Museum.
Help appreciated.
Posted by
Minnesota 🎒
15810 posts
We really just wanted to see Uffizi and the Giardino Bardini.
Then there's no need to purchase a 42-euro advance cumulative ticket to the Uffizi/Pitti/Boboli (b-ticket website), or an advance ticket for the Uffizi and separate advance ticket for the Boboli/Porcelain/Bardini
Buy your 24-euro Uffizi ticket/reservation ticket through the b-ticket site.
Buy your 10-euro ticket to Giardino Bardini when you get to Florence, at the ticketing facility at the entrance to the gardens. Entrance location(s) are mapped on the Bardini's website:
https://www.villabardini.it/visite/
The website indicates that "The entry ticket valid for the day is cumulative with the Boboli Gardens and the Porcelain Museum and may vary depending on the temporary exhibitions that can be held in the museums during the year" so you can combine your visit to the Bardini with Boboli/Porcelain only if you wish to. There isn't a separate, lower-priced ticket JUST for Giardino Bardini.
Posted by
WPB, FL & Firenze
3112 posts
Should you decide to make a quick visit to the Boboli Gardens after visiting the Bardini Gardens, there's a back entrance about a 5 minute walk up the street from the Bardini Gardens. The Porcelain Museum is near that entrance, and its terrace has great views of the countryside not visible from the Bardini Gardens. Walking down through the Boboli Gardens could also make sense if your next stop was Palazzo Pitti or the Piazza Santo Spirito area.