Top Siena Sightseeing Tours - page 4

Travel between destinations and visit sights along the way. Stop to visit the medieval fortress of Monteriggioni before spending leisure time in the hill-town of San Gimignano browsing the many stores or savouring the rich cuisine in one of its many restaurants (not included). In the afternoon visit the Chianti town of Greve in Chianti and the picturesque hamlet of  Montefioralle before having your Private driver drop you off at your Florence destination.

Experience the culinary delights of the Chianti region on a half-day tour from Florence to a Tuscan farmhouse. Go in search of truffles with an expert guide and his trained dog during a 1-hour forest walk, then enjoy a traditional lunch that features the fresh truffles accompanied by extra virgin olive oil and Chianti Classico wine. Includes tastings of wine, olive oil, and honey, and a 3-course lunch.

Explore southern Tuscany with your own private guide on a full-day wine and food tour from Siena. Visit Pienza, Val d'Orcia, Montalcino, and more as you take in small towns, a 14th-century monastery, and sample Brunello di Montalcino, the famous wine of the region. Ride in comfort in a luxury vehicle with a private guide who shares the best of the region.

Many of Italy’s most charming hill towns are a challenge to reach with public transport. This private day trip offers seamless round-trip transport, giving you time to explore Volterra and San Gimignano at your own pace. Enjoy free time in both towns, with lunch at a Chianti cellar accompanied by a tasting of five different wines.

Take off your shoes and - literally - immerse yourself into ancient Tuscan culture on a grape stomping excursion to the Chianti hills.  In addition to grinding grapes into juice with your bare feet, you’ll also get an up close look at life at a Tuscan winery. A visit to the wine cellar and tasting is also included. After you’ve stomped to your heart’s content, replenish your strength with a homemade lunch.

Siena is one of Italy’s most captivating medieval cityscapes, but its mazelike historic center is a challenge to navigate. With this private tour, explore with a local guide to cover the highlights in a few hours. Marvel at the Piazza del Campo, stroll the historic center, and take in the Basilica of St. Francis and Medici Fortress while you learn about the local history and architecture.

Siena is one of the most intact medieval towns in Italy, rich in art and architecture. Visit its highlights in just a few hours with this walking tour through the old town. Follow your guide to admire the Duomo and Piazza del Campo, marvel at the Churches of St. Dominic and St. Catherine of Siena, and wander through the historic warren of narrow lanes and quiet squares.

Participate in the Tuscan tradition of grape stomping on a private four-hour tour in the Chianti hills. Explore a local vineyard with your private guide and discover the winemaking process. In addition to living out your Italian dreams of crushing grapes with your bare feet, you’ll also enjoy a wine tasting, along with a homemade lunch.

Brunello di Montalcino is one of Italy's most prestigious wines, but navigating to the rural wineries outside of Montalcino on your own can be stressful. On this private wine tour, let your driver take the wheel and focus on vineyard views as you make your way to the top wine estates and cellars for exclusive tasting experiences. Explore stunning vineyards, learn about traditional winemaking techniques, and savor the rich flavors of Tuscany with guided tastings and a traditional lunch.

This customized day trip pairs the otherworldly landscapes of southern Tuscany with the region’s frozen-in-time villages and prized flavors. Relax and take in the views from a luxury vehicle while a private guide and driver handles the country roads. Taste famed Brunello wine in Montalcino and Pecorino cheese in lovely Pienza, visit a medieval monastery, and get hand-picked recommendations for an authentic Tuscan lunch.

Connect with a local cook and learn how to make two staples of classic Italian cuisine with this cooking class hosted in a local's kitchen. Discover the secrets to turning out flawless fresh pasta with two different recipes for both a stuffed and a shaped version. Then assemble a show-stopping tiramisù from scratch under the guidance of your instructor and host. Cap off your experience by sampling your creations.

Experience a side of Italy rarely available to visitors when you take a cooking class in the Chianti wine region. During your private session, discover the secrets of Tuscan cuisine, from sauces to tiramisu. After dining on the food you just learned to make, continue on to a vineyard for a complimentary wine tasting and pairing lesson. Round-trip transport from Siena is included for your convenience.

Explore Tuscany beyond Florence or Siena with a full-day wine tour. Get picked up at your hotel for a small-group tour to visit local wineries and relax over lunch in the town of Montepulciano. Learn about how wine is made and taste regional specialties including Nobile. Meet the people behind the wine without the hassle of a rental car or navigating between wineries.

Explore Val d’Orcia, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its stunning landscapes, art, and rich food traditions on this private tour. Visit Montalcino, home of the renowned Brunello wine, where you'll enjoy a guided winery tour and lunch. Then, head to Montepulciano, a medieval city with Renaissance palaces and sweeping valley views, famous for its Vino Nobile wine. Enjoy wine tastings in both towns while taking in their historical and scenic beauty.

The perfectly intact medieval center of Siena is stuffed with important historic sights, and it’s hard to know where to begin. Get your bearings and touch on the top attractions in just a few hours with this private walking tour. Stroll through the cobblestone streets with a guide so you can focus on the architecture rather than a map and marvel at highlights like the Piazza del Campo and cathedral.

Castiglione della Pescaia is a fortified village overlooking the sea, a balcony overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea. From here you can enjoy a panorama of rare beauty, among the most "rich and sweet in the Maremma". The view ranges from the Uccellina mountains to the heights of Punta Ala, from the coast drawn between the intense green of the pine forest and the blue of the sea; below, in the plateau (ancient kingdom of Lago Prile), the marsh of the Diaccia Botrona stretches out, with the elegant and evocative Red House in the foreground, one of the most representative examples of civil engineering that recalls the impressive reclamation work desired and built under the Lorraine. The well-preserved village has exposed stone streets, ancient portals, niches and arcades that chase each other ... all enclosed by mighty turreted walls. Castiglione della Pescaia is one of the most efficient tourist resorts of the Tyrrhenian Sea and in its canal port cradled fishermen's boats and "habituès" boats.

Discover the most beautiful places in Siena together with our professional photographer and our tour leader who will take you wonderful photos at Piazza San Domenico in the historic center, the Duomo and Piazza del Campo You will not be a passive spectator, but you will be the center of attention, free to enjoy the city without hindrances such as cameras and various devices. Once the tour is over the photographic material will be shared telematically already edited.

That's a short but exhaustive tour that touches the most important places of the beautiful city center of Siena.

Discover the architecture, art, and culture of Tuscany's medieval era on this private tour from Florence. Journey to the city of Siena and visit its most-important landmarks, including the 13th-century cathedral. Afterward, travel to San Gimignano to understand why the small city is known as the "Manhattan of the Medieval Ages."

Siena is one of Tuscany’s most picturesque medieval towns and this private walking tour is ideal for first-time visitors or those short on time. Take in the highlights of the UNESCO-listed center, stroll around lively Piazza Del Campo, and admire landmarks such as San Domenico Basilica, Palazzo Tolomei, and Cathedral of Siena.

Explore the landscape of Tuscany on a private, full-day cycling tour from Siena. With the full attention of your guide, follow a route along the Via Francigena, an ancient pilgrimage route that once linked Canterbury to Rome and a popular destination for photographers. Rest and refuel after a day of activity with a three-course lunch and wine pairings at a Tuscan vineyard. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

Go on an artistic, spiritual quest to Assisi and discover the divinity in the air and in Giotto's brushstrokes, which depict the life of Saint Francis in Assisi's Basilica. Stop for lunch in an intimate, local restaurant/farmhouse, for a gourmet meal with a glass of Montefalco Red or Sagrantino ready at hand for a toast, and experience their local extra virgin olive oil production. After lunch delight in Deruta, where you will encounter extraordinary ceramics and have the chance to visit Ubaldo Grazia, the world's most ancient majolica factory

Navigate through the picturesque landscapes of Tuscany with the Tootbus Tuscany Multi-Day Pass. Enjoy unlimited travel across Florence, Pisa, Siena, Lucca, and San Gimignano, allowing you to explore at your own pace. This flexible pass eliminates the stress of rigid schedules, offering scenic routes through the stunning Chianti countryside. With Tootie, your AI-powered guide, receive personalized recommendations and real-time travel tips in over 50 languages, making your journey seamless and enriching. Start your adventure from any city at any time and immerse yourself in the beauty and culture of Tuscany.

Discover Siena's perfectly preserved medieval splendor with our self-guided audio tour app, allowing you to explore this Tuscan jewel at your own pace. Begin at the magnificent Piazza del Campo, the shell-shaped square that hosts the legendary Palio horse race and remains the heart of Sienese civic life after seven centuries. Marvel at the soaring Torre del Mangia and the Gothic grandeur of the Palazzo Pubblico, then ascend to the heavenly Duomo where Pisano's pulpit and the Piccolomini Library showcase Renaissance mastery. Wander through the contrade neighborhoods where medieval rivalries still define local identity, their fountains, flags, and parish churches marking territories unchanged for centuries. Discover the Pinacoteca's golden altarpieces and the Basilica of San Domenico where St. Catherine's head is reverently preserved, then lose yourself in the winding vicoli that reveal unexpected piazzas and artisan workshops.