- Location: Behind the Pitti Palace, extending to modern Fort Belvedere
- Year opened: 1766
- Founder: Eleonora di Toledo, the wife of Cosimo I de' Medici
- Architect: Niccolò Triburgo
- Size: 45,000 square meters (11 acres)
- Notable features: Fountain of Neptune, Fountain of Ocean, Grotta Grande, Grotta di Vulcano, Viottolone, and elaborate waterworks drawing from the Arno River
- Historical significance: Designed for the Medici family, the gardens are a masterpiece of Italian landscape design and showcase Renaissance art and architecture
- Current use: Open to the public as a historical park and tourist attraction











































































