• Porta San Giovanni - Meet the guide at the main entrance of San Gimignano, known as “Porta San Giovanni.”
• Piazza della Cisterna - Explore this stunning square and learn about the tales of family rivalries and the history of the towers. What did they look like in the Middle Ages? Why are there so many towers in such a small village? The guide will provide answers to all your inquiries.
• Collegiata di Santa Maria Assunta - Duomo di San Gimignano - Decide whether to enter or not. The Cathedral is adorned with well-preserved 14th-century frescoes and features other magnificent artworks.
• Palazzo Pubblico e Torre Grossa - Decide whether to enter or not. Inside the Public Palace is the Civic Museum, which showcases renowned 14th-century frescoes in the Hall of Dante, the esteemed Florentine writer and poet. From the museum, you can ascend the tallest tower in San Gimignano (54 meters), known as the Big Tower, offering breathtaking photo opportunities.
• Rocca of Montestaffoli - Enjoy a romantic walk in nature with panoramic views.
• Church of Sant’Agostino - The Church of St. Augustine is also quite beautiful. Inside, admire the frescoes by Florentine artists.
• Via San Matteo - .

• 2-hour private tour with a local guide
• Explore art and history of San Gimignano
• Visit Town Hall, big tower, and Cathedral (inside optional)
• Discover best typical local products

• Wine tasting, Ice cream tasting
• Admission to Civic Museum, Tower and Cathedral
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off service. If you need a private driver, ask for a quotation.

Step back in time to the Middle Ages by visiting one of Italy’s most stunning medieval villages. The ancient towers and enchanting landscape will leave a lasting impression. The tour starts at the main entrance, Porta San Giovanni, and proceeds to Piazza della Cisterna, where you can savor the award-winning ice cream. In the following square, admire the Public Palace and the magnificent Cathedral. Opt to visit the palace to explore the Civic Museum and climb the town’s tallest tower for breathtaking photos, or choose to enter the Cathedral to view the well-preserved frescoes. Conclude the tour by enjoying the view from the fortress, now home to the Vernaccia Museum, showcasing the DOCG white wine produced in this region.

• A dress code is required to enter places of worship and selected museums. No shorts or sleeveless tops allowed. Knees and shoulders MUST be covered for both men and women.
• Participants will walk medium distances
• Wear comfortable shoes and be ready for variable weather conditions
• In case of wheelchairs or strollers, please inform us in advance, so that the tour can be organised in the best possible way
• Due to strikes or force majeure, we reserve the right to change the itinerary

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.