Tickets to the Uffizi Gallery, Palazzo Pitti and Boboli Gardens with an audio guide

Visiting Florence can be overwhelming due to the sheer number of monuments it has, but we we make it very easy for you . We’re giving you the chance to explore three of its greatest treasures : the Uffizi Gallery, Palazzo Pitti and the Boboli Gardens with our combined tickets including an audio guide. At the Uffizi Gallery, masterpieces by artists such as Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo or Caravaggio . With the audio guide, you’ll discover details of iconic works such as *The Birth of Venus* or *The Annunciation*, whilst strolling through its galleries brimming with stories that we’ll also share with you. At the Palazzo Pitti, the former residence of the important the Medici family , you’ll explore its fresco-adorned rooms, the luxurious Royal Apartments and the Palatine Gallery, which houses paintings by Raphael, Titian and Rubens. But that’s not all – with our superb combo, you’ll be able to …and also enjoy the palace gardens : the famous Boboli Gardens . This beautiful natural setting was built next to the palace, on top of the quarry from which the stones used to build it were extracted; taking advantage of this quarrying, they created a a theatre with tiered seating where even the first operas in history were performed — you’ll be amazed! To round off your visit to Florence, your booking includes Two exclusive digital experiences to enjoy Florence to the full . On the one hand, you’ll have access to a Complete audio guide to the city of Florence , ideal for exploring its most iconic squares, bridges and hidden corners at your own pace, with clear and insightful commentary to guide you as you discover the history and art of the cradle of the Renaissance. What’s more, your experience also includes an exclusive a self-guided tour where you’ll discover the city through the eyes of its most iconic citizen: Dante Alighieri . Immerse yourself in medieval Florence by following in his footsteps and discover what Florence was like in his time, exploring the most important places linked to his life and work, such as the Church of Orsanmichele, his former home and other key sites essential to understanding his legacy.