First time in medieval Siena? Get to know the city with one of our lucrative Siena tours. With us, you will uncover Siena's secrets in the comfort of an air-conditioned minibus. Our expert guides will take you to visit ancient piazzas, quaint streets, imposing churches and historic monuments. While visiting these places, you will learn all about Siena's folklore, history, and traditions.
Thanks to the disposable earphones inside the minivan, you can listen to all the information in French, German, English, Italian or Spanish. Upon finishing the mini-bus driving tour (around 9:15 PM), we will treat you to a delicious dinner at a local restaurant at the stunning Piazza del Campo.
Read morePrices for Children from 0-2 years old: free of charge
Check-in closes 30 min before departure
You must be able to climb and descend stairs
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Medieval Siena is rich in history, culture, landmarks, and monuments. In fact, there is so much to see that if you visit Siena for the first time, the choices are overwhelming.
Booking Siena tours with us will provide you with a perfect introduction to the city's past and present. At the start of the tour, we will give you an informative map which you are free to keep! Throughout the tour, we will also help you understand the city by providing handy information and details about the museums and other points of interests in Siena. Plus, you will get to do all this at night, when the Siena impresses even more!
Our convenient introductory tour will culminate with a delicious dinner featuring typical Tuscan dishes. All that in a quaint and clandestine setting of a local restaurant in Piazza del Campo.
According to the legend, it was the son of Remus himself who founded Siena. Consequently, the symbol of the wolf caring for the twins of Romulus and Remus is as omnipresent in Siena as it is in Rome. However, historical evidence points towards a different origin story! The historians established that the city is of Etruscan origin. Etruscans lived here for centuries until, in the 1st century BC, Romans took over Siena and turn it into their military colony.
The 12th century is the time Siena flourished, grew in wealth, power, as well as size. With the power grew its endless rivalry with Florence and bickering wars between the two Tuscan cities. At last, Florence won and the towns established a profitable alliance. Siena's worst period of the decline came along in the 14th century in form of an aggressive plague outbreak that killed two-thirds of the population!
Today, the city flourishes as a favorite tourist destination as well as an important commercial hub. If you want to get the most out of your visit to Siena, make sure to book our introductory Siena tours, you won't regret it!