easy
13 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; requires comfortable walking for a few hours.
Spend a full day with Bras Tours uncovering the medieval heart of Tuscany. Visit Siena's famed Palio race grounds and the tower-lined streets of San Gimignano, punctuated by local wine tastings and traditional dishes.
Full day tour with food and wine pairing experience included • Language: EN, SP • All ages!
Experience the enchanting beauty of Medieval Tuscany on a 13-hour journey through UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Explore Siena's stunning architecture and the historic Palio horse race, then wander the charming streets of San Gimignano. Enjoy a delightful tasting of local wines and traditional dishes, immersing yourself in Italy's rich culture.
Visit two of the gems of Italy, both declared by UNESCO A World Heritage Site: Siena, famous for its medieval cityscape and the “ Palio”, the traditional medieval horse race held twice a year in Piazza del Campo, heart of the city, one of the most remarkable squares in Italy; the charming town of San Gimignano, a small village enclosed with 13th century walls, that still retains its feudal atmosphere and appearance, famous also for the production of the white wine called Vernaccia. Walking through the old city means plunging into the Middle Ages. In between, there will be a stop for wine and food tasting of local products (8 different types of wine, a selection of salami and cheese, the ” Ribollita” vegetable soup and the typical Lasagna with truffle).
13 hours
Tour may be in two languages: englis and Spanish
our Agency in Via Santamaura, 28 at 06:45 a.m or free pickup service.
Bring sturdy, comfortable shoes for walking on uneven cobblestone streets in Siena and San Gimignano.
Pack a small bag with essentials like water, camera, and layers since the tour involves several stops and walking.
Tuscany’s sunny weather can be intense; keep water handy especially during summer months.
The medieval architecture and scenic vistas offer outstanding photo opportunities; don’t forget extra batteries or memory cards.
Siena’s Palio horse race dates back to the 17th century but echoes medieval rivalries between city wards with roots going back even further.
Both towns maintain strict regulations to preserve their medieval architecture, minimizing modern alterations that could disrupt the historic landscape.
Necessary for navigating historic cobblestone streets comfortably.
Useful for cooler mornings and evenings during spring or fall.
spring specific
Staying hydrated is crucial during the hot summer months.
summer specific
Capture Tuscan medieval architecture and sweeping landscapes.