How much do day trips from Siena cost?

Most history and culture day trips from Siena sit at the premium end of the market, which reflects small-group or private formats, licensed local guides, minivan transport and in some cases lunch or wine tasting included. Half-day city tours cost less than full-day excursions to two or more towns, and private departures cost more than shared ones.

Which day trips from Siena offer free cancellation?

Most experiences on this page include free cancellation, including the San Gimignano and Volterra day trip, the Arezzo and Cortona minivan tour, the private Volterra and San Gimignano tour with wine tasting, and the Siena private walking tour.

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History & culture · Siena

History & Culture Day Trips from Siena

Average rating4.2Median price$283

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About Siena

Siena's medieval shell — the scallop-shaped Piazza del Campo, the black-and-white striped Duomo, the contrade banners still hanging in its alleys — makes it the ideal base for travellers who want their Tuscany served with context, not just scenery. From here you can be standing in San Gimignano's tower-lined skyline or Etruscan Volterra within a morning, as on the San Gimignano & Volterra Day Trip from Siena: Explore Tuscany's Medieval Heart, or head south-east to the frescoed churches of Arezzo and hilltop Cortona on the Arezzo & Cortona Day Trip from Siena: Local Guide, Lunch & Minivan Tour.

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These trips are built around context rather than photo stops. You get a local guide explaining Siena's contrade system, the rivalry behind its Gothic architecture, or the Etruscan origins of Volterra, and itineraries that pair the Duomo and Piazza del Campo with smaller medieval centres like San Gimignano, Arezzo and Cortona.