Are you looking for a guided tour of Siena?
Here are our guided tours of Siena and province; you will find the best itineraries to explore the territory based on what you would like to see and experience.
Do you need a tourist guide for Siena? Here are our itineraries, all expertly led by our local Siena tourist guides.
Why should you choose a ‘La Giunchiglia’ tourist guide to see Siena?
We would like you to make the most of the many itineraries the province of Siena has to offer and with a local guide, you can discover places you would never find on your own.
Our love for this land and our many years of experience in the sector allow us to offer you a unique travel experience.
Let your eyes feast on breathtaking images, your nose breathe in fragrant aromas, your heart beat with emotion…
We are not offering you an ordinary holiday but a veritable travel experience.
When you visit Siena, it is like taking a step back in time to the 13th century. The red colored brick city is the embodiment of the Middle Ages and simply unforgettable. You can almost still hear shopkeepers calling out to customers, the sound of horses’ hooves, and the rustle of women’s gowns.
Piazza del Campo is, perhaps, the most famous square in the world, thanks to the oldest (and quickest) horse race, known as the Palio, which takes place here twice yearly. It is an event which no authentic Sienese would ever miss! This age-old race is still, today, a very heated competition between the districts or contradas of the city.
Outside Siena, there is a splendid landscape of gentle undulating hills covered with vines and olive trees, typical of how people envision Tuscany. It is a fruitful land where one of the most famous wines, Chianti, is produced.
In the south part of the province, Val d’Orcia, it is possible to visit some small towns renowned not only from an artistic point of view but also for their food and wine: Montalcino, Pienza, San Quirico d’Orcia, and Montepulciano. A day in each of these charming hamlets would not be enough!
And what to say of San Gimignano? Its towers have been talked about for centuries! It is interesting to see what stories they have to tell still today!
