Siena Cathedral

Explore the Siena Cathedral, a spectacular edifice tucked away in the heart of the Tuscan countryside.

Step into the Piccolomini Library, where Pinturicchio's frescoes and marble-inlay floors come alive with an insightful audio guide.

Keep an eye out for the Baptismal Font at the Baptistry of San Giovanni, one of the finest Renaissance sculptures of all time.

At the Museo dell'Opera, explore Italian masterpieces like Duccio di Buoninsegna's Maestà , which depicts scenes from the life of Christ.

Fun fact: The library's frescoes not only depict the life of Pope Pius II but also include whimsical elements, like hidden symbols and clever visual puns.

With the OPA SI pass, you get 3 days to explore the Siena Cathedral Complex. Armed with an audio guide, you can gain insight into its art and history.

Walk through the Cathedral's uncovered mosaic floor and turn your gaze to stained glass windows, which depict some of the last moments of Mary’s life on earth.

Discover illuminated manuscripts at the Piccolomini Library and learn about the frescoes that depict the life of Pope Pius II from your audio guide.

Unlock the doors to a treasure trove of Renaissance sculpture at the Baptistery of San Giovanni, and look out for the bronze panels of the Baptismal Font.

Fun fact: Museo dell'Opera houses Duccio di Buoninsegna's Maestà , a painting of Madonna with the child, renowned throughout Italy and Europe.

Explore the Siena Cathedral and step into a world of Renaissance art from masters like Michelangelo, Donatello, and Bernini.

Elevate your experience with full access to the Cathedral complex, including the Terrace, Piccolomini Library, Baptistery, Crypt, and Museo dell'Opera.

With your San Gimignano Museum Pass, explore the entire complex of Civic Museums and top it off with a breathtaking view from Torre Grossa.

Discover the apothecary at Spezieria dello Spedale di Santa Fina and explore the Duomo of San Gimignano, with its stunning Romanesque façade and frescoes.

Fun fact: The cathedral’s floor features one of the largest and most intricate mosaics in the world, including scenes from the Bible crafted by over 40 artists.

Traverse Siena at your own pace or join a guided tour, discovering the central square and, if selected, the famed Siena Cathedral.

Visit a charming Chianti winery, where you'll enjoy a delectable 3-course lunch complemented by a range of exquisite wines.

Wander through the hilltop town of San Gimignano, admiring its towering structures and uncovering beautiful frescoes.

Between April and October, the tour may include a stop at the walled commune of Monteriggioni.

Fun fact: San Gimignano was once known as the 'Manhattan of the Middle Ages' due to its remarkably modern-looking urban skyline!

Explore Siena's artistic treasures, including the remarkable Siena Cathedral, and marvel at Renaissance masterpieces by Michelangelo, Donatello, and Bernini.

With the San Gimignano Museum Pass, get 2 days to discover the city's history at museums like the Archaeological Museum and Torre Grossa.

Visit the Civic Museum featuring 19th and 20th-century civic collections, including art by Romano Bilenchi, Ottone Rosai, Moses Levy, and Mino Maccari.

Upgrade your ticket to enjoy access to the full Duomo complex, including the Piccolomini Library, Museo dell'Opera, and the Baptistry of San Giovanni.

Fun fact: The city of Siena was awarded the title of UNESCO World Heritage site way back in 1995.

Admire Renaissance-era artworks by world-famous artists like Michelangelo, Donatello, and Bernini at the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Siena Cathedral.

Access Piccolomini Library designed by famous Renaissance architect Pinturicchio houses a valuable collection of ancient manuscripts and books.

Explore the Museum of San Pietro, housing religious art depicting Christian faith, Romano Bilenchi’s essays, and Antonio Salvetti’s civic collections.

Upgrade to Duomo Complex pass with entry to the Crypt featuring eerie frescoes and view the splendid Baptismal Font at Baptistry of San Giovanni.

Did you know? Siena Cathedral, a stunning example of Italian Gothic architecture began its construction in the 13th century.