After about an hour's journey from Florence you get to Siena. - Internal visit of the Basilica of San Domenico, one of the most beautiful Gothic churches of Siena, famous above all because it is here preserved the head-relic of Santa Caterina, patron saint of the city and co-patron of Italy. - Visit on foot of Piazza del Campo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1995. Piazza del Campo is also the place where every year, on July 2nd and August 16th, the Palio, the most famous race of horses in the world. - Visit from the outside of the Duomo of Siena (Metropolitan Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta) with possible internal visit of the Duomo (not included in the price). - Walk in the center. Getting lost in its streets is one of the most beautiful things that can happen. Wandering aimlessly through the streets, alleys and squares of the UNESCO's historic center, following what from time to time suggests instinct.

After about 25 minutes from Siena you get to Monteriggioni. It takes just a few minutes to get around Monteriggioni. The village is small and with few streets. The impression that remains in the memory, however, lasts forever. One notices that he has discovered a magical place, almost an enchanted castle like those that are known in fairy tales, as children

Wine tasting and lunch in the cellar, here they have lunch on a family farm subject to the availability of the cellar (not included in the price).

After about 40 minutes from Monteriggioni you arrive in San Gimignano, followed by a visit to one of the most characteristic and fascinating medieval Tuscan villages: San Gimignano, a UNESCO heritage site, is a town that has remained almost intact from the end of the fourteenth century to today.