Itinerary

Pisa
(Pass By)
Tour leaves from Florence city centre in the early morning , to reach Pisa San Gimignano and Siena
Pisa
(Pass By)
Your day starts in the morning with a free tour of Pisa, where you will have time to admire the magnificent cathedral, the baptistery, the monumental cemetery and the famous Leaning tower of Pisa.
2 hours
Leaning Tower of Pisa
(Pass By)
If selected you have the chance to climb this iconical tower, known for its nearly four-degree lean, the result of an unstable foundation.
40 minutes
Duomo di Pisa
(Pass By)
Enter the oldest of the three structures in the plaza followed by the Pisa Baptistry and the Leaning Tower.
Camposanto
(Pass By)
Look at Monumental Cemetery, where the legend claims that bodies buried in that ground will rot in just 24 hour.
Piazza dei Miracoli
(Pass By)
Fall in love with Pisa and the amazing Piazza Dei Miracoli: the most popular attraction in Pisa where you will have free time to visit the Leaning Tower, the Cathedral and the Baptistery or realaxing In the green meadow under the shadow of one of this monument. You can also choose the option that includes Leaning Tower Entrance
Battistero di San Giovanni
(Pass By)
Admire the largest baptistery in Italy, it is 54 m high, with a diameter of 34, built from 1152 to 1363
Strada Statale 222 Chiantigiana
(Pass By)
While heading to the wine estate, enjoy the breathtaking Chianti scenery.
Afterwards, you will be comfortably driven to a rustic winery in Chianti, on the slopes of San Gimignano, where you will be invited to a delightful wine tasting enriched with some local culinary specialties, such as bruschettas, pecorino cheese and a variety of cold cuts.
1 hour
Admission Included
San Gimignano
(Pass By)
After lunch you discover, San Gimignano: the Medieval Manhanattan, where you can explore the maze of cobbled streets, small squares and many local craft stores.
1 hour
Piazza del Duomo
(Pass By)
Piazza del Duomo in San Gimignano was the fulcrum of the religious and political life of the town in the Middle Ages. The square owes its name to the Collegiate Church, which has been there since the 11th century, while the current appearance of the square took shape in the first half of the 13th century, during the golden period of the economy and political importance of San Gimignano . The main public buildings and the "rotation" of the cathedral date back to that period, with a new facade opposite the old Palazzo del Podestà.
Today the square is slightly sloping and has a brick pavement.
Piazza Della Cisterna
(Pass By)
Piazza della Cisterna is, with the Piazza del Duomo, one of the two most important squares in San Gimignano. The square has a triangular shape with a slight natural slope and is connected to the nearby Piazza del Duomo by an open passage. The pavement is herringbone brick and on the sides there is an extraordinary curtain of noble houses and medieval towers.
Siena
(Pass By)
Our exciting day continues with a panoramic view of the true Chianti countryside before arriving in Siena, where our professional guide ( if option selected ) will let you discover the most important squares, from Piazza del Campo to the Cathedral passing through the most beautiful ‘Contrade’ that characterize this city. At the end of the guided tour, you will have free time to enjoy a cup of coffee or the Pan Forte (the typical local cake) and have some shopping in typical local shops.
2 hours
Piazza del Campo
(Pass By)
Piazza del Campo (or more simply the Campo) is the main square of the city of Siena. Unique for its particular and very original shell shape, it is renowned throughout the world for its beauty and architectural integrity, as well as for being the place where the Palio di Siena takes place twice a year.
Duomo di Siena
(Pass By)
The cathedral of Siena, officially the metropolitan cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, is the main place of Catholic worship in Siena, in Tuscany, the episcopal seat of the metropolitan archdiocese of Siena-Colle di Val d'Elsa-Montalcino; the building is located in the square of the same name, in Terzo di Città.
Built in Italian Romanesque-Gothic style, it is one of the most significant churches built in this style in Italy.
Come back in the evening at the same point in the city center