Highlights
- Day trip from Florence to Siena and San Gimignano
- Guided tour of Siena led by an expert local guide, including the famous cathedral and main square
- Free time to explore Siena and choose your own lunch (not included)
- Free time to explore hilltop San Gimignano
- Hassle-free travel to two of Tuscany's most popular, but not easily accessible attractions
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Altar of cathedral in Siennathe main altar in the Sienna cathedralPhoto by: Austin CUSA, 12 2009 -
Siena Town HallSiena Town HallPhoto by: Michael WUSA, 11 2008 -
Best Duomo in ItalyBest Duomo in ItalyPhoto by: Michael WUSA, 11 2008 -
Fall in San GimignanoOne of the Piazza's.Photo by: David PUSA, 10 2008 -
Siena and San Gimignano Tour ...Siena and San Gimignano Tour from FlorencePhoto by: Anonymous07 2008 -
Siena and San Gimignano Tour ...Siena and San Gimignano Tour from FlorencePhoto by: Anonymous07 2008 -
Siena and San Gimignano Tour ...Siena and San Gimignano Tour from FlorencePhoto by: Anonymous07 2008 -
San GimignanoSan Gimignano, on our day tour from Florence.Photo by: Dominique T03 2008 -
Piazza del CampoPiazza del CampoPhoto by: Dominique T03 2008 -
Sienna squareMain square with bell tower in Sienna, Italy.Photo by: Jenni SUSA, 10 2007 -
Sienna CathedralWe had an awesome tour of the cathedral, walked right in the exit lane. October is apparently a wonderful time to ...Photo by: Jenni SUSA, 10 2007 -
Loves the viewgreat viewPhoto by: Rose JUSA, 05 2013 -
Wine tastingwine tasting was done here and then we were on our wayPhoto by: Rose JUSA, 05 2013 -
San Gimignanosmall replica of the townPhoto by: Rose JUSA, 05 2013 -
Another viewII CampoPhoto by: Rose JUSA, 05 2013 -
The famous squareII CampoPhoto by: Rose JUSA, 05 2013 -
DuomoInside the duomoPhoto by: Rose JUSA, 05 2013 -
Inside the CuomoflooringPhoto by: Rose JUSA, 05 2013 -
DuomoCathedralPhoto by: Rose JUSA, 05 2013 -
Church of San DomenicoSiena's San Domenico AreaPhoto by: Rose JUSA, 05 2013 -
Useful Information
Siena and San Gimignano Full Day Tuscany Tour from Florence
After lunch, your tour continues to San Gimignano, a tiny city that has survived the centuries. Hilltop San Gimignano is famous for its numerous skyscraper-like towers, frescoes and other art treasures. You will have free time to explore this fascinating city.
On the way back, through the ample coach windows, you will be able to admire the ancient medieval village of Monteriggioni, enclosed by its famous still-intact walls.
Reviewed by Vicki H, Australia, May 2013
If you are in Florence for a few days do not miss getting out of town to these beautiful towns in Tuscany. Our guide from Florence was knowledgable and very entertaining- multi lingual and could also cater for the Spanish speakers on the tour. In Sienna, our guide was a local who gave a fascinating coverage of how this town is divided into areas, rivalry between areas and between Florence and Sienna as well. Optional is a traditional Tuscan lunch at a restaurant ( in a cellar dating back to 700's!). Highly recommended for the extra 15 euros.Traditional Tuscan bean soup, hand made local pasta, cheese, salamis and plenty on vino!
Reviewed by Ted C, April 2013
The tour was wonderful. The tour guide in Siena was very knowledge and took the perfect pace for the people on the tour. And the tour guide that was with us from Florence even offered to make a reservation at a good restaurant where we had a wonderful lunch and got to converse with people from all over the world. Finally, one last unscheduled stop on the way back was made for a free wine tasting that was wonderful.
