Heading to Siena? This combo offers tickets to the historic Siena Cathedral and Museum of San Pietro without burning a hole in your pockets.
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Highlights
Highlights
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Admire Renaissance-era artworks by world-famous artists like Michelangelo, Donatello, and Bernini at the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Siena Cathedral.
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Access Piccolomini Library designed by famous Renaissance architect Pinturicchio houses a valuable collection of ancient manuscripts and books.
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Explore the Museum of San Pietro, housing religious art depicting Christian faith, Romano Bilenchi’s essays, and Antonio Salvetti’s civic collections.
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Upgrade to Duomo Complex pass with entry to the Crypt featuring eerie frescoes and view the splendid Baptismal Font at Baptistry of San Giovanni.
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Did you know? Siena Cathedral, a stunning example of Italian Gothic architecture began its construction in the 13th century.
Inclusions
Inclusions
Siena Cathedral
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Entry into the Siena Cathedral
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Access to the Piccolomini Library (when available)
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Access to the Baptistry of San Giovanni (optional)
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Access to the Siena Cathedral with Uncovered Floor (optional)
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Access to the Crypt (optional)
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Access to the Museo dell'Opera (optional)
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Access to the terrace atop the unfinished façade (optional)
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Audio guide app (optional)
Museum of San Pietro
- Entry to San Pietro Museum
Cancellation policy
Cancellation policy
These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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Your Experience
Your Experience
Plan your Siena itinerary with these money-saving combo tickets granting access to 2 historic landmarks, Siena Cathedral and Museum of San Pietro.
Siena Cathedral
Tuscany’s magnificent Siena Cathedral is a treasure trove of art by renowned artists such as Michelangelo, Donatello, Nicola Pisano, and Bernini. Inside the cathedral, marvel at the intricate marble facade, creating a striking visual pattern. Also, take time to admire the Gothic architecture, intricate mosaics, frescoes, and decorative details. If you are opting for the Duomo Complex pass, then get access to the Piccolomini Library, adorned with stunning frescoes painted by Pinturicchio. At the Baptistry of San Giovanni, be captivated by the ancient Baptismal font and encounter the greatest of Italian art at the Crypt and Museo dell'Opera.
Museum of San Pietro
On the 1st floor, spot the Diocesan Museum housing a collection of artifacts depicting Christian devotion to Valdesa. Head up to the 2nd floor and take a look at the Civic Museum. Discover 4 interconnected rooms showcasing art collections by Antonio Salvetti and Walter Fusi from the 19th and 20th centuries. Delve into the literary world of Romano Bilenchi, an Italian figure who stood up against Mussolini's fascist regime, and witness texts by Ottone Rosai, Moses Levy, and Mino Maccari.
Operating hours
Operating hours
Know Before You Go
Know Before You Go
Important Information
Siena Cathedral
- It is recommended to dress appropriately since the Cathedral is a place of worship. Sleeveless shirts are not allowed, and your shoulders and knees must be covered when you enter.
Museum of San Pietro
- Photography is permitted inside the premises of the Museum. It's recommended to ask the staff for permission first.
My tickets
My tickets
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Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.
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Please display the same at each ticket redemption point along with a valid photo ID.
Ticket Redemption Points
Siena Cathedral
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Show your ticket at Piazza del Duomo, 7.
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Address: Piazza del Duomo, 7, 53100 Siena SI, Italy.
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Landmark: On the left side when facing the cathedral.
Get Directions to the Redemption Point
Museum of San Pietro
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Show your ticket at Museo San Pietro: Civic and Diocesan Museum of Sacred Art.
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Address: Via Gracco del Secco, 102, 53034 Colle di Val d'Elsa SI, Italy.
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