Siena Private walking tour
Description
Let's discover Siena with a fascinating historical tour. Not only the most famous buildings like the church of San Domenico, the Salimbeni palace, the Chigi Saracini palace, the town Hall or the ancient and elegant Banchi di Sopra street. A walking tour to discover the history of this rich medieval city and its secrets: Bankers, pilgrims, merchants, noble families and their stories. During the tour is recommended to enter the wonderful cathedral with masterpieces by Michelangelo, Bernini, Donatello (tickets not included). Visit the famous Piazza Il Campo, where the traditional horse race takes place, learn all the secrets of this ancient race visiting the territory of several Palio district With this tour you can enjoy discovering places less known by tourists but terrific, included interiors of elegant palaces once owned by noble families. Great views for your photos and a small tasting of ricciarelli traditional cookies. The Tour can be customized and tailored to your interests.
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Itinerary
Visit the big church of Saint Domenico and learn the story of Santa Caterina from Siena and her head
Visit a charming barocco chapel and a decorated hall , in the ex saint' Caterina house, now a a small monastery
Discover the ancient banking tradition of Siena Visiting the square of Monte de Paschi 1472 Bank
elegant historical street
Discover the richness of this medieval cathedral , the floor, , michelangelo's altar, Bernini's chapel, Donatello statue,Nicola pisano Pulpit, Libreria Piccolomini
The historical main square of Siena, where the Palio race take place. The elegant palaces , the town hall, Fonte Gaia
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(4)
The visit to the city of Siena led by Mrs. Roberta allowed us to appreciate aspects of its history that we would otherwise have ignored. A city is not only art and architecture, however admirable, but also the history of those who brought it to life.
