Bobolino, Public garden in Florence, Italy.
Bobolino is a garden in Florence that spreads across terraced slopes with fountains, statues, and stone paths. The grounds feature ancient cypress and oak trees and connect to the larger Boboli Gardens complex.
The garden was founded in the 15th century by the Borgolo family, from whom it takes its name. It was later integrated and expanded as part of the larger Boboli Gardens complex.
The layout reflects Renaissance design traditions with geometric patterns and balanced arrangements that visitors can observe while walking through the garden. The formal structure shapes how people naturally move and pause in different areas.
Multiple entrances from Via dei Bastioni and Via Belvedere allow you to choose your route through the garden. Benches are spread throughout the grounds, so you can rest whenever you need a break.
A circular fountain features stone sculptures depicting water creatures and botanical elements dating from the 16th century. These carved details reveal the craftsmanship and artistic ideals of that period.
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