
Experience a full day exploring Central Tuscany, including a Chianti wine tasting. The tour includes visits to Siena, known for its unique Square and Gothic Town Hall, and San Gimignano, referred to as the Medieval New York. You will also stop at Monteriggioni, a hilltop castle offering stunning views. The day concludes with a visit to a Chianti winery to taste Italian wines. This tour is suitable for those interested in culture, history, and wine; however, it may not be ideal for those seeking a fast-paced experience. Confirm details regarding inclusions and exclusions before booking.
After about 40 minutes by bus, arrive in Monteriggioni, a charming medieval fortress set atop a hill. Enjoy 45 minutes of free time to stroll through the village squares and soak up its timeless atmosphere. Guests may also choose to walk along the fortress walls (optional, extra cost).
Continue to Siena, one of Tuscany’s most beautiful historic cities. Guests who select the Classic Tour option will enjoy a 1-hour guided walking tour with a professional guide, focusing on the city’s main highlights (exterior visits only). Guests with the Semi-Independent option will have approximately 2.5 hours of free time to explore Siena at their own pace.
During the guided tour, admire Piazza del Campo from the outside, one of Europe’s most stunning medieval squares. Your guide will explain its unique shell shape and its role as the setting of the famous Palio horse race, as well as the exterior of the Palazzo Pubblico and the Torre del Mangia.
The final stop of the Siena visit is the Siena Cathedral, admired from the outside. Learn about this magnificent example of Italian Gothic architecture, renowned for its intricate marble façade.
After lunch, travel on to San Gimignano, the medieval town famous for its skyline of towers. Enjoy free time to wander through its cobblestone streets, browse local shops, or relax with a coffee in one of the charming squares.
During your free time, you may choose to visit the Collegiata, the town’s main church, known for its well-preserved frescoes and Romanesque architecture (entrance optional).
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