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A time to live immersed in nature, art, and history. Just a few steps from the city's historic center

Visit the Garden

The most beautiful view of Florence

Nestled among the ancient walls of the city, it stretches along a rugged panoramic hill overlooking the historic center. A natural vantage point where an atmosphere of peace and wonder breathes.

Hours

Siamo chiusi
Monday10:00 — 19:30
Tuesday10:00 — 19:30
Wednesday10:00 — 19:30
Thursday10:00 — 19:30
Friday10:00 — 19:30
Saturday10:00 — 19:30
Sunday10:00 — 19:30

Last admission: 6:30 PM

Closed every first and last Monday of the month.
On Sunday 12th May the garden will close at 5.30 PM – last entry at 4.30 PM

Monday, April 1; Monday, April 29; Monday, June 24; and Monday, December 30

Tickets

The daily entrance ticket is cumulative with the Boboli Gardens, and the price may vary depending on temporary exhibitions.
Entrance for groups: maximum 28 people, guides included.

Full-price ticket: € 10,00

for people aged between 18 and 24 from the European Community

for visitors under 18 years old with an ID card, people with disabilities, journalists, only Italian teachers on fixed and permanent contracts, and Italian or Erasmus program students in Italy from the faculties of Architecture, Conservation of Cultural Heritage, Academy of Fine Arts, Education Sciences, and Literature and Philosophy with an Archaeological or Art History focus.
Free access for school groups is subject to reservation by calling tel. +39 055 294883.

It is also specified that entrance to the Bardini Garden alone is free without reservation for residents of the Metropolitan City of Florence, the municipality of Arezzo and its province, and the municipality of Grosseto and its province, upon showing an identity document proving such requirement.

Free entrance for everyone on the first Sunday of every month.

Ticket sales end one hour before the garden’s closing time.

For information

Tel. +39 055 294883
Mon – Fri, 8:30 – 18:30
Saturday and Sunday, 9:00 – 18:00

Visit the Exhibition

Mimmo Jodice.
Senza tempo

The photographic works of the Master from Naples are on display for the first time in Florence. A special section is dedicated to Michelangelo

Hours

Siamo chiusi
MondayClosed
Tuesday10:00 — 19:30
Wednesday10:00 — 19:30
Thursday10:00 — 19:30
Friday10:00 — 19:30
Saturday10:00 — 19:30
Sunday10:00 — 19:30

Last admission at 6:30 PM

Closed every Monday

Tickets

Full-price ticket: € 10,00

for groups of more than 10 people, EU youths aged 18 to 24, members of the Italian Touring Club, FAI, employees of Toscana Aeroporti, Unicoop members, members of San Giovanni Battista, FIAF. It. Photographic Ass., holders of the European University Institute card, and holders of a FULL ticket to the Boboli-Bardini Gardens.

for children up to 17 years old, people with disabilities and their companions, journalists, tour guides, holders of the Firenze Card; school classes, including two teachers, only with a reservation at the Florence Museums call center +39 055 2989816

Information and Reservations

Firenze Musei Call center
+39 055 2989816
info@villabardini.it

How to get there

Main Entrance:

Secondary Entrance:

For those arriving by car, it is preferable to use the entrance at Costa San Giorgio 2, setting the navigator for Forte Belvedere, where free parking is available. From there, it’s just a short walk to the Villa, following the signs provided.

For people with disabilities, access is possible via a ramp at the vehicular entrance of Costa San Giorgio n°4. Please announce your arrival to the Ticket Office at +39 055 2638599.

Entrance is not allowed for animals, even if on a leash.

Bar and Restaurant

Inside the garden, there are two places, a café bar and a restaurant.

La Loggetta
Café/bar with a panoramic view, open from March to November. Light lunch and kids menu available.
For information and reservations:
loggettabardini@gmail.com

La Leggenda dei Frati
A restaurant that offers a sensory experience where, against a splendid backdrop, the excellence of food and taste meets art and history.
For information and reservations, visit the website

Logo Villa Bardini