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Day trip from Florence to Pisa, Siena and San Gimignano
Book yourself onto one of the best day tour to Siena, Italy, to see three of the most stunning settlements in the whole of Italy. You’ll mix visiting world-famous attractions such as the Leaning Tower of Pisa with gems such as San Gimignano.
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What to Expect
A day through medieval skylines, Tuscan flavors, and timeless landmarks
Best small group tours from Florence? You found it, that’s the tour of Pisa, Siena and San Gimignano in one day from Florence. Follow in the footsteps of aristocratic and noble young men from the past who took a trek through Italy in search of art, culture and the roots of Western Civilization on a grand tour of Tuscany.
Visit the stunning Siena from Florence
Begin your magnificent journey through the Middle Ages and the Renaissance in a modern and comfortable air-conditioned with minivan as you drive out from Florence to Siena. The drive is just over an hour and on arrival, your English speaking driver and tour leader will take you on an informative walking tour of the ancient town. You’ll discover the central square, the Piazza del Campo, where the famed Palio horse race takes place every year.
Have a walk in San Gimignano
The second stop on your day trip from Florence is San Gimignano. Be astounded by the tower houses atop a hill in the countryside, as well as enjoying free time in the charming village. A delicious typical Tuscan lunch will then tickle your palate and let you savor some traditional delicacies from this region.
A Pisa tour from Florence… the long way round
The final stop on your small group tour from Florence is the Tuscan city of Pisa, or more specifically the Piazza dei Miracoli (Miracle Square to non Italian speakers). It is here that you’ll see the cathedral and baptistry, and the highlight of any trip to Italy: the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Tickets to the tower are not included, but if the line is short you have the chance to buy them directly in Pisa. After exploring the Piazza, it’s time to head back to Florence with your eyes, mind and heart filled by the Tuscany Grand Tour’s incredible discoveries.
Siena’s noble heart
Walk through Siena where medieval streets and civic pride still shape the city’s identity.
Towers of San Gimignano
A skyline of stone towers turns San Gimignano into one of Tuscany’s most memorable sights.
Pisa’s iconic finale
End before the Leaning Tower in a square that gathers some of Italy’s best-known monuments.
Across the Tuscan hills
A changing landscape of vineyards, olive groves, and hill towns sets the tone for the day.
Itinerary
Meet your tour leader in Via dei Vagellai, 22 red, corner with Piazza Mentana (opposite to the Arno River).
Florence: Depart from Florence and travel through the gentle landscapes of Tuscany, surrounded by vineyards, olive groves, and hilltop villages.
Siena: Discover Siena, where medieval streets, historic buildings, and a timeless atmosphere reveal one of the region’s most fascinating cities.
San Gimignano: Continue to San Gimignano, the celebrated “New York of Tuscany,” admired for its extraordinary skyline of medieval towers and its beautifully preserved historic center.
Tuscan lunch and wine tasting: Pause in the countryside to enjoy a traditional Tuscan lunch accompanied by local wines, a moment dedicated to the authentic flavors of the region.
Pisa: Conclude the day in Pisa, where the world-famous Leaning Tower offers an unforgettable final highlight.
Important info
Free Cancellation
Any cancellation fee depends on the specific tour—see the 'Cancellation policy' for timelines and charges.