Description
A Siena walking tour built around atmosphere rather than a checklist. Over two hours you follow a planned route through medieval streets, small squares and narrow lanes, passing the city's best-known landmarks and then slipping away from the busiest areas to find the corners most visitors miss.
The pace is slow on purpose. You have time to look at the stone buildings and old shops, to stop at viewpoints and to take photos from good angles, without being hurried to the next stop.
A local tour leader goes with the group. The role is to run the itinerary, help along the way and share practical tips and recommendations for the rest of your stay.
- Medieval streets, lanes and squares
- Famous sights and lesser-known spots
- Photo stops at good vantage points
The tour stays outdoors and looks at the city's architecture from the street. Tickets for museums, churches and monuments are not included, but you can visit them on your own once the walk ends. Meals and drinks are not part of it either. Wear comfortable shoes. It suits anyone who wants to feel Siena's history without rushing.