Florence: Uffizi, Pitti Palace & Boboli Combined 5-Day Pass


About This Experience
This is a combined ticket covering the Uffizi, the Palazzo Pitti museums and the Boboli Gardens over five days, sold with an audio app for the Uffizi, eBooks for the Palatine Gallery and Boboli, and a small Tuscan food tasting. Only the Uffizi visit has a fixed date and time. You collect the combined ticket from the operator's English-speaking staff at the Uffizi at your slot, visit the gallery with the app on your phone, then keep the ticket for Pitti and Boboli on any of the following days. The Pitti side covers the Palatine Gallery, the Gallery of Modern Art, the Costume museum and the other palace museums, plus the gardens.
At the Uffizi the reservation skips the ticket queue; everyone passes the metal detector, and the operator warns that in high season admission can be delayed. The ticket is nominal, so bring ID matching the names you gave, including for children. There is no time limit inside, but it is a single entry. Boboli closes at 4.30 p.m. from November to February and shuts on the first and last Monday of each month, so plan the garden for daylight. The museum lists the Treasury of the Grand Dukes at Pitti as temporarily closed.
The museum sells its own version of this, the PassePartout 5 Days, which also puts the Uffizi first and needs no further reservation for Pitti and Boboli. What you pay extra for here is the audio app, the eBooks, the tasting and staff on site. This suits a visitor staying three days or more who wants all three sites and prefers a phone app to a human guide. For a single Uffizi visit the Uffizi Gallery Reserved Entry Ticket with audioguide is simpler, and the Renaissance Masterpieces guided tour is the guided alternative.
The booking is non-refundable, and missing your Uffizi slot can void access to the other sites too. Keep the ticket you are given at the Uffizi; it is the only proof for Pitti and Boboli. One recent reviewer found the app would not work on an iPhone and rented the museum's audio guide instead, so download the app and bring headphones.
Highlights
- One combined ticket for the Uffizi, Palazzo Pitti and the Boboli Gardens over 5 days
- Timed Uffizi entry; Pitti and Boboli at any time within the window
- Audio app for the Uffizi written by the operator's art historians
- Caravaggio's Medusa and Botticelli's Birth of Venus on the app's route
- Palazzo Pitti: the Palatine Gallery, Gallery of Modern Art, Costume museum and more
- Audio app in 18 languages
What's Included
- ✓ Uffizi Gallery reserved timed-entry ticket
- ✓ Combined ticket to the Palazzo Pitti museums and the Boboli Gardens
- ✓ Uffizi audio app for your own phone, plus eBooks for the Palatine Gallery and Boboli
- ✓ Tuscan food tasting: olive oil, truffle specialties, schiacciata, cantuccini
- ✓ English-speaking staff on site at the Uffizi
Not Included
- Guided tour
- Earphones
- The Vasari Corridor
- Hotel pickup
What to Bring
- Passport or ID card for every adult and child, matching the booked names
- A charged smartphone with the app downloaded, and your own headphones
- A small bag only; luggage and large bags are not allowed
Good to Know & Caveats
- This booking is non-refundable.
- Only the Uffizi has a date and time; miss it and access to the other sites may be refused as well.
- Keep the combined ticket you are given at the Uffizi: it is needed for Pitti and Boboli, and there is no refund if you lose it.
- Tickets are nominal; ID is checked at the entrance. Under-18s enter the museums free.
- Security applies to everyone; in high season admission may be delayed.
- Boboli Gardens close at 4.30 p.m. from November to February and on the first and last Monday of the month; parts may be under maintenance. The Treasury of the Grand Dukes at Pitti is listed as temporarily closed.
- If the app fails, the museum rents its own audio guide for €6 against an ID document, handed out until 5 p.m.
Meeting Point
The listing says the meeting point varies by option. For the 5-day pass you collect the combined ticket from the operator's staff at the Uffizi, Piazzale degli Uffizi, at your booked entry time; details come with the voucher.
What Travelers Say
Rated 4.4/5 by 1,897 verified GetYourGuide travelers.
Only complaint was we had to end up getting the museum audio guide because it didn't work on our Apple phones.
— Steven, September 26, 2026
Johnnie was a very good guide for our tour of Rome at night . He was polite , considerate and very knowledgeable . Thank you , Johnnie , our tour was great . Julie and Bevan .
— Julie, April 19, 2026
Flexible and easy way to explore these 3 sites in Florence. Amazing artwork and architecture. Well worth the investment.
— Amanda, May 23, 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is the 5-day Uffizi, Pitti and Boboli pass, and how does it compare with the museum's own?
The 5-day pass option was $77 per adult when we checked in October 2026 for the next available date. The museum's own PassePartout 5 Days costs €40 and covers the same three sites; the extra here pays for the audio app, eBooks, tasting and on-site staff.
Do I have to visit the Uffizi first?
Yes. You collect and activate the combined ticket at the Uffizi at your booked time, and only that visit has a fixed slot. Pitti and Boboli then need no further reservation; you have five days to visit them, keeping the same ticket.
Does the pass skip the line?
It skips the ticket queue at the Uffizi. Everyone passes the metal detector, and the operator warns that in high season admission can be delayed. There is no time limit inside, but each site is a single entry.
Can I cancel or change the date?
No. The booking is non-refundable, and the Uffizi slot is binding; arriving on a different date or at a different time may mean refusal at the Uffizi and at the other sites. Book this only once your Florence dates are fixed.
Is the audio app reliable?
Download the app and bring headphones before you arrive. One reviewer in September 2026 could not get it working on an Apple phone and rented the museum's own audio guide instead, so treat that audio guide, available at the entrance until 5 p.m., as the fallback.






















