Boboli Collection

The Bacchino, Boboli Garden, Florence (Firenze), UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tuscany, Italy, Europe

Europe, Italy, Tuscany. View from the giardino delle Rose over Florence

Italy - Boboli Gardens, Florence, Firenze
Vintage 19th century photograph: Italy - Boboli Gardens, Florence, Firenze

Palazzo Vecchio dal Giardino Boboli, Boboli Gardens Italy
Vintage 19th century photograph: FIRENZE - Palazzo Vecchio dal Giardino Boboli, Boboli Gardens Florence Italy

Pitti Palace, built according to plans by Brunelleschi with the city of Florence at background and the Boboli Gardens, settled in the hill of Boboli and around the palace

Florence / Pitti / Boboli
Palazzo Pitti and Boboli Gardens Date: 1916

Florence from the Boboli Gardens, Italy
View of Florence from the Boboli Gardens, Italy. Date: late 19th century

Florence, from the Boboli Gardens

A performance of Ercole in Tebe in the Boboli Gardens, part of the marriage
XJF472265 A performance of Ercole in Tebe in the Boboli Gardens, part of the marriage celebrations of Duke Cosimo III and Marguerite Louise d Orleans, 1661 (engraving) by Bella

Florence. View from the Boboli Gardens after 1834. Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot (1796-1875) French painter. Oil on canvas

View of Florence from the Boboli Gardens by COROT, Jean-Baptiste Camille (1796-1875). Realism. Oil on canvas

The Basilica and Campanile di Giotto seen from the Giardini di Boboli

Florence, Italy - The Boboli Gardens (I Giardini di Boboli). Date: circa 1910s

Florence / Boboli Gardens
Strolling through the gardens Date: 1860

Fontana dell Oceano, Boboli Garden, Florence (Firenze), UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tuscany, Italy, Europe

Grotto of Adam and Eve, Boboli Garden, Florence (Firenze), UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tuscany, Italy, Europe

Orto di Giove, Boboli Garden, Florence (Firenze), UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tuscany, Italy, Europe

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Boboli Gardens, located in Florence (Firenze), Italy, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most enchanting places in Europe. As you stroll through this magnificent garden, known as "The Bacchino, " you are transported to a world of beauty and tranquility. From the giardino delle Rose, you can enjoy breathtaking views of Florence. The sight of the city's iconic landmarks against the backdrop of Tuscany's rolling hills is truly awe-inspiring. As you explore further, you will come across the Isolotto surrounded by vibrant citrus plants and adorned with the majestic Fountain of the Ocean. The Boboli Gardens perfectly encapsulate Italian charm and grandeur. With its meticulously manicured lawns and ornate statues, it is no wonder that this place has become synonymous with elegance. Adjacent to these gardens lies Palazzo Vecchio, an architectural masterpiece designed by Brunelleschi himself. Pitti Palace stands proudly within these gardens, showcasing its regal splendor. This palace was built according to Brunelleschi's plans and remains an integral part of Florence's rich history. It serves as a testament to the city's cultural significance. Throughout history, Boboli Gardens have witnessed countless events unfold within their lush greenery. From performances like Ercole in Tebe during weddings to Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot capturing its timeless beauty on canvas after 1834 – this place holds stories waiting to be discovered. As day turns into night, Florence reveals itself from a different perspective within these gardens. The twinkling lights dance upon ancient rooftops while casting a magical glow over everything they touch. Visiting Boboli Gardens allows us to immerse ourselves in Italy's artistic heritage while providing solace amidst nature's embrace. So take a moment away from bustling streets and lose yourself in this haven where history meets serenity – for there is no better way to experience Florence than from within the Boboli Gardens.