Boboli Gardens

The private courtyard of the legendary Italian family Bobori family is a huge area and a very good garden view of the old town. Many people here are maintaining it and can visit it in the external environment.

The Popoli Courtyard is the private home of Florence's most distinguished noble Medici family, located on the south bank of the Arnault River. It was previously a place where the Medici family received guests and rode horses. This Romanesque garden is large, with many hiding places such as woods, mazes, rockery, etc., which can lead directly to the Biti Palace, so Professor Langdon in Dan Brown's novel Hell jumped into the garden from the nearby Academy of Fine Arts after being chased. Because of the need for tickets, I didn't enter the garden and went down the mountain to Biti Palace.

The Popoli Gardens are wild and fun, although it is also a regular European garden with shaded flowers and fountains, but some places also have a winding path to entertain the whole afternoon. At the height of the garden there is a small museum containing some of the utensils and the like used by the family.

With the Pitty Palace, you can climb the hills of the Popoli Garden, see the scenery of Florence, see the flowers of the Virgin Mary, the Lord's Square and other buildings in the blue sky and white clouds and behind the mountains. The Museum at the top of the hill is also trying to hold a special exhibition, which can be visited free of charge. The trees are lush and green. Sitting in the shade half way up the hill, I feel the time is slow and beautiful.

Beautiful scenery, fresh air, convenient transportation, a good place to travel

Walk down the winding alley to the Bobori Gardens, where the former nobles met, only to find the correct way to open Florence. These places are probably not something the tour group tourists can experience, their words: hurry up, there are 20 minutes to buy and go. In the morning, the sky was clear, the afternoon was cloudy and the wind was strong, and the wind was mixed with leaves and dust on the top of the mountain and the streets. We rushed back to the hotel before the rain.

It was a very aura place, I went there one morning in December, and there were very few visitors, walking in the middle of the trees on both sides of the forkway and not seeing anyone except myself. The trees here give a sense of calm, and walking in the middle makes people think keenly, and I even feel that these trees answer the questions that I am thinking of.

We walked around the garden and visited the exhibition of porcelain and fashions. It was a wonderful afternoon. It was raining lightly, but it made this beautiful garden more attractive. It was clean and everything was well arranged. Because it is off-season, so not many people, left a better impression on me.