VILLA BARDINI

Villa Bardini is a historic villa in Florence, Italy. Situated near the Boboli Gardens, the villa was built in the 17th century and was later bought by Stefano Bardini who restored its ornamental mediaeval garden. Villa Bardini offers breathtaking views of Florence and the surrounding countryside. The villa is also home to a museum which houses a collection of art and artefacts from the Renaissance period. 

Villa Bardini is a patrician villa in Florence, central Italy, today owned by the city and used as a museum and panoramic garden. Visitors can stroll around the manicured gardens and enjoy views of the city below.

Villa Bardini is a Neo-Renaissance-style villa built by Stefano Bardini. The museum houses a collection of Early Renaissance paintings, as well as sculpture, ceramics and furniture from various periods. The museum's collection includes works by Italian and international artists such as Giovanni Boldini, Auguste Rodin, Edgar Degas, Henri Matisse, and Pablo Picasso. There are also important examples of Florentine furniture and decorative arts from the 17th century.

The villa also boasts beautiful gardens with panoramic views of Florence. Visitors can explore the gardens at their leisure, or take part in one of the guided tours offered by the villa. In addition to its natural beauty, Villa Bardini also boasts a rich history. Today, the villa is open to the public and houses an art museum featuring works by artists such as Botticelli, Caravaggio, and Reni. Visitors can also enjoy stunning views of Florence from the terrace on the villa’s second floor.

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Highlights

• For the best views of Florence, climb to the top of the Villa Bardini tower. On a clear day, you can see all the way to the Duomo. Just be warned that there are a lot of stairs.
• Visit the museum and admire the huge collection of Renaissance and baroque art, as well as a garden with panoramic views of the city.
• Stroll through manicured gardens and take in views of the city.
• Take a pause and spend some time in the private garden of wealthy Florentine Stefano Bardini, which is today open to the public and offers stunning views of the city.
• 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.