Bardini Garden

With an extension of 4 hectares in a hilly area, the Bardini Garden offers a splendid view of the city and the surrounding hills. The park was created in the 17th century by a wealthy Florentine banker, Francesco Serristori, and later modified by its various owners, including the famous antiquarian Stefano Bardini, who gave it its current name. The garden is home to various species of plants, flowers and trees, including the famous wisteria that blooms in spring. The garden is connected to the Villa Bardini, a historic residence that hosts art exhibitions and cultural events.

The Bardini Garden is part of the Boboli Garden museum circuit.

Opening times

10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (last entry at 3 p.m.)

Closed the first and last Monday of the month

Updated opening hours on the official website.

Price:

Full price: € 10.00

Reduced (groups of more than 10 people, EU youth aged 18 to 24, members of the Italian Touring Club, FAI, Toscana Aeroporti employees, Unicoop members, San Giovanni Battista members, FIAF. It. Ass. Fotografiche, European University Institute card holders and Boboli-Bardini Gardens ENTIRE ticket holders): € 5.00

Free for under 18s, disabled persons and accompanying persons, journalists, tourist guides, Firenze Card holders, school classes including two teachers

More information on the official website