GIARDINO BARDINI

The Bardini Garden is a historical Florentine garden located on Via dei Renai in Florence, in the Oltrarno quarter of the city. The garden used to be part of the Boboli Gardens until it was purchased by Stefano Bardini in 1883. Today, visitors can enjoy beautiful views of Florence from the Bardini Garden, as well as admire its many sculptures and works of art.

The Giardino Bardini, a beautiful garden, located just a short walk from Ponte Vecchio, is a hidden oasis in the heart of the city. The garden was created in the late 19th century by art collector Stefano Bardini. The garden passed through several hands over the centuries, before eventually being bought by the city of Florence in 1975. 

The Giardino Bardini is now open to the public and is home to a variety of rare plants and flowers, as well as stunning views of Florence. With its expansive views of the city, the garden provides the perfect backdrop for shooting cityscape photography. But that's not all - the Giardino Bardini is also home to a number of sculptures and statues, making it an ideal spot for photographing Renaissance-era art.

Today, the garden is home to a variety of artworks, including sculptures, fountains, and gardens. The Giardino Bardini is also hosting to a number of events throughout the year, making it a popular destination for locals and tourists alike.

Highlights

• Visit the museum and admire the rich collection of paintings, sculptures, furniture and ceramics.
• Go on a shopping spree and buy some souvenirs. You will find a wide variety of items to choose from, including books, postcards, and other knick-knacks.
• Stroll through manicured gardens and enjoy the sunset with a glass of wine or simply to take in the stunning view of Florence.
• Take a pause and spend some time in the garden and look at all the different varieties of plants and flowers.
• Take a guided tour of the gardens (available in English), which will give you an insight into their history.
• Visit nearby places such as Boboli Gardens, Palazzo Pitti, the Fountain of Neptune, the Grotto of Venus, and the Temple of Apollo. You can also rent a boat and go for a paddle in the Isola Bella pond.