Siena Walking Tour with Audio and Written Guide by a local

Porta Camollia is one of Siena’s oldest gates, and its name is linked to the legend about the founding of the city. Get ready to discover it!

Also known as Forte di Santa Barbara, this structure is located near the historic center of Siena. Today you can walk on the ancient walls and ramparts surrounded by avenues and benches. Perfect for some relaxation and especially to enjoy a very impressive view of the city.

It is one of Siena’s most significant churches! The basilica is built entirely of brick and is distinguished by its simplicity on the outside, devoid of elaborate decoration! Let's explore it!

This building is located on a street with ancient medieval charm that we will explore !

Siena Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, is one of the masterpieces of Italian Gothic architecture and one of the city’s main attractions. Get ready! Ticket cost: from 10,50€

We are located near the apse of the cathedral. Built between 1316 and 1325, it has an unfinished facade while the interior was enriched in the 15th century with various paintings and sculptures. Ticket cost: from 18€ (with Opera museum, Cathedral, and Facciatone included)

A beautiful museum founded in 1869 that winds its way inside the right aisle of the Duomo Nuovo. Get ready to see some incredible masterpieces! Ticket cost: from 18€ (with Baptistery, Cathedral, and Facciatone included)

The top floor of the museum provides access to the “Facciatone.” Get ready to enjoy an amazing view of the city! Ticket cost: from 18€ (with Baptistery, Cathedral, and Opera Museum included)

The symbol that most represents Siena is just one of the reasons UNESCO identifies Siena as the perfect and ideal example of a medieval city.

Competing with Piazza del Campo is really difficult, but even this square has its charm. In particular, the building that catches the eye most of all is Palazzo Salimbeni, an excellent example of Sienese Gothic.