You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Nice experience and very varied
We absolutely loved the locations! It was easy to get our tickets, they had a good mix of free time, wine tasting and lunch and the option of a walking and cathedral tour in Siena. The tour guide did a really good job of managing a large group but it was a mission to get such a large group all back at the same time which was frustrating. Nice tour but if you don't like large groups, rather visit the locations on your own.
It was very well organized. The guide, Luciano, was very professional
I really liked the places we saw
The complete package, very well organised and a brilliant tour guide can't remember her named but she was the English tour guide.
An incredible trip! Beautiful landscapes, very nice lunch experience.
Federico worked very hard to make sure we all were getting the most out of the trip. We had plenty of time to do our own thing at the various stops. The ticketing process was very easy also.
A complete Tuscan adventure with iconic sights, optional lunch, and wine tasting.
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Full-day tour of Tuscany, Siena, San Gimignano and Pisa
Expert English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, or French-speaking guide
Round-trip transfers from Florence by GT coach
Typical Tuscan lunch with drinks (optional)
Wine tasting (optional)
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You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Professional beautiful cities interesting
I should have spent more time in SAN Gimignano
Great tour and the tour guide was wonderful. He did a wonderful job of explaining the wine business and was very patience with us. He assisted the guests with purchasing tickets for the trampoline and check through the bus to see if any things was left back.
Convenient way to explore some awesome sights of Tuscany
Top organization , punctuality , friendliness , Ilaria fantastic , driver drove well Satisfied
A classic Tuscan trio—Siena, San Gimignano & Chianti—all in one seamless day trip from Florence.
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You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Supervisors Martha and Julio provided perfect guidance. Clear in information and always approachable. TOP With a wine company, we expected a winery in the countryside. This was a factory site. So ambience was a bit less, despite the enthusiastic employee of the winery. Nice and enthusiastic. Despite the severe thunderstorm in Siena we had a nice day.
We loved the three beautiful cities we visited, including the crown of Tuscany which wasn't on the itinerary. Paying to walk on the city walls was interesting and views were good, but we were on metal bridges, not the actual walls. There are two different access points so be sure to try both. Lunch was at a restaurant with a very small vineyard where we could walk and take photos. The tastings were all good but primarily a sales pitch. The pasta lunch was just ok. If you take the cathedral tour in Siena (recommended but additional cost) make sure you know how to get back to the meeting point!
A lot of history in each of the towns, beautiful scenery, and comfortable rides.
Everything was neat, the guide explained excellent everything we saw on the tour, the times in the places were perfect and the wine tasting and food was perfect, we would do the tour again.
The visit to Siena, San Gimignano & the Chianti lunch & wine tasting were all very good. The tour leader was excellent.
The guide was excellent and the tour ran to time in all locations. Everything was as expected or better.
Fabulous guide, Sandro and driver, Fernando! The winery was also a big highlight. So much fun.
Sandro and Catu very good guides. Plenty of free time to explore each place.
Three Tuscan treasures, one unforgettable day—Siena, San Gimignano & Chianti with lunch.
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You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
We absolutely loved the locations! It was easy to get our tickets, they had a good mix of free time, wine tasting and lunch and the option of a walking and cathedral tour in Siena. The tour guide did a really good job of managing a large group but it was a mission to get such a large group all back at the same time which was frustrating. Nice tour but if you don't like large groups, rather visit the locations on your own.
The guide was excellent. She was very informative and clear in her instruction. The bus driver was a safe driver. However, the amount of time allotted per location was insufficient. It was always a rush to get to see everything...with the exception of Pisa. Between San Gimignano and Siena, the air conditioning stopped working. Would the maintenance on the buses not be done before the beginning of the summer and busy tourist season? Needless to say, the ride was very uncomfortable. I will not be recommending this company to any of my friends.
The complete package, very well organised and a brilliant tour guide can't remember her named but she was the English tour guide.
Great guide, everything according to plan, punctuality and great cities
See Pisa, San Gimignano & Siena in a single day—iconic sights, Tuscan charm, and a hearty lunch.
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Siena is just an hour and a half from Florence. With short travel times and seamless connections, you can maximize your time exploring without the hassle of lengthy travel.
Summer in Siena is lively and vibrant, especially with events like the famous Palio horse race on July 2 and August 16, which draws large crowds. Expect warm weather, with highs between 27–35°C (81–95°F), perfect for outdoor activities but busy with tourists. Book accommodations early, as prices and availability are affected by festival crowds.
Ideal for a quieter, budget-friendly experience. Winters are mild but can be chilly, with lows around 3°C (37°F) in January and higher rainfall, particularly in November. While major events are fewer, Siena’s local charm and cozy atmosphere make this a peaceful time to explore.
Besides the Palio, summer features the Siena Jazz Festival in July. Fall is a great time for art lovers with the Siena Art Weekend in September, and December brings festive Christmas markets to the city.
Organized tours are an excellent choice for a stress-free, enriching day trip to Siena. If you’re self-exploring, we recommend buses for shorter travel time (about 1 hour and 15 minutes) and direct drop-off near the city center. The train takes about 1.5 hours and requires a longer walk to reach the main attractions.
Buses depart from Firenze Autostazione, located near the Santa Maria Novella train station. Trains leave from Florence Santa Maria Novella (S.M.N.) Station.
A suggested itinerary could include:
Morning: Arrive a Siena, visit Piazza del Campo, and climb the Torre del Mangia.
Midday: Explore the Siena Cathedral.
Lunch: Enjoy a meal at a local trattoria.
Afternoon: Visit the Civic Museum or wander through the charming streets, stopping by lesser-known sites like Piazza Salimbeni.
Evening: Wander around Santa Maria della Scala or relax at La Fortezza Medicea for sunset views. Head back to Florence after a day immersed in Siena’s charm.
Yes, most tours include some free time to explore Siena at your own pace, shop, or enjoy a meal.
Parking in Siena is limited within the historic center due to ZTL (Limited Traffic Zones). It’s best to park in designated lots outside the walls, such as Parking Santa Caterina or Parking Il Campo, and walk into the city center.
The most famous event is the Palio di Siena, held on July 2 and August 16. This historic horse race draws large crowds and creates a festive atmosphere. Other events include the Siena Jazz Festival in July and various local food festivals throughout the year.
A half-day trip covers the highlights but limits your experience. For a deeper dive into Siena's charm, a full-day trip is recommended.
It’s advisable to book tickets in advance for popular attractions like the Siena Cathedral and the Torre del Mangia, especially during peak season, to avoid long lines.
While many areas of Siena are pedestrian-friendly, its cobblestone streets and steep inclines can be challenging for those with mobility issues. Some attractions may have accessibility options, but it’s best to check in advance.
Consider visiting the peaceful gardens of the Orto de' Pecci, lesser-known church of San Domenico and the charming neighborhood of Contrada della Torre with its unique local shops.
