PICCOLOMINI LIBRARY (LIBRERIA PICCOLOMINI)

Discover the treasures of Siena Cathedral with skip-the-line access. Marvel at the ornate decorations adorning the interior of the Duomo, and admire Pinturicchio's frescoes in the Piccolomini Library.

Access the highlights of the Siena Duomo complex with an access-all-areas pass. Explore the Crypt, the Baptistery, Piccolomini Library, the Museo dell'Opera, the Oratory, and the Facciatone Viewpoint.

Entry to the full Duomo Complex lets you soak in the grandeur of its uncovered floor, revealing intricate mosaics and fascinating stories. Listen to an audio guide that tells the tale of these grand halls, and marvel at the Piccolomini Library's collection of historic manuscripts. The walls are adorned with frescoes depicting 10 episodes from Pope Pius II's life, who was born into the Piccolomini family of Siena. Art, culture, and hidden treasures Continue to the Museo dell'Opera, home to some of the most precious works of art in Siena. The Crypt, which was hidden for 7 centuries, uncovers another layer of history with its well-preserved frescoes and relics. A visit to the Baptistry of San Giovanni is a must, as it houses a stunning baptismal font adorned with sculptures by renowned artists like Donatello and Jacopo della Quercia. Your OPA SI PASS is valid for 3 days, allowing ample time to explore at your own pace.

Discover the heart of Tuscany with this combo that offers access to the Siena Cathedral, the Museum of Brunello di Montalcino, and the All-Inclusive Pienza Pass. Museum of Brunello di Montalcino Embark on a sensory journey at the Temple of Brunello di Montalcino. With an audio guide in hand, you'll delve into the world of Montalcino's renowned wine, culminating in a delightful wine-tasting experience. Explore the Sant'Agostino Complex, housing Civic and Diocesan Museum Collections, and visit the ancient Sant'Antimo Abbey. All-Inclusive Pienza Pass Maximize your Tuscany adventure with the All-Inclusive Pienza Pass. This pass opens the doors to four architectural marvels in Pienza's main square. Admire the Palazzo Piccolomini, once the Pope's residence, with its hanging Renaissance gardens and Val d'Orcia vistas. Siena Cathedral Step into the awe-inspiring Siena Cathedral, a magnificent Duomo located in the heart of Tuscany. Explore the Piccolomini Library, adorned with exquisite Pinturicchio frescoes from the 16th century. Next, venture into the Baptistry of San Giovanni and marvel at the Baptismal Font, a masterpiece of Renaissance sculpture. Descend into the Crypt and immerse yourself in the Museo dell'Opera, where frescoes and Italian art continue to captivate. Conclude your experience by ascending to the terrace atop the unfinished façade, where unmatched panoramic views of the Tuscan countryside await.

The Siena Cathedral, located in Siena, Tuscany, is a magnificent Duomo that showcases some of the most important aspects of the European artistic and architectural gamut. It has grown over the years in popularity, now drawing more than a million visitors each year. The beauty of the cathedral is made all the more prominent by artworks from Michelangelo, Donatello, Nicola Pisano, and Bernini. If you so wish, you can opt for access to the entire Duomo complex and make the most of your visit. Head over to the Piccolomini Library, frescoed by Pinturicchio as you admire the cathedral's marble-inlay floor. Next, visit the Baptistry of San Giovanni, where the splendid Baptismal Font will catch your eye; it is, after all, one of the greatest monuments of Renaissance sculpture! Wind further down to explore the eerie Crypt, where a grandiose cycle of frescoes dating back to the 13th century will make your acquaintance. You also have access to the Museo dell'Opera, where your hunt to discover Italian art continues. Marvel at the works of Italian artists, including Duccio di Buoninsegna's Maestà here. Wind up your experience by climbing to the terrace atop the unfinished façade of the new cathedral, where you can witness unaltered views of the city and the Tuscan countryside! San Gimignano Museum Pass Home to beautiful palaces and towers, San Gimignano is a Tuscan treasure. With this 2-day pass, enjoy access to the best of the acclaimed civic museums. Climb to the top of the Torre Grossa ('big tower' in Italian) at the Palazzo Comunale and look out at the rolling hills. Admire the collection of stunning plates and ceramics at Santa Fina's spezieria, and learn about the growth of the city at the Archaeological Museum. You'll also get to visit the Gallery of Modern and Contemporary art, named after the legendary painter, Raffaele De Grada. Don't miss out on dropping by at one of the best-kept secrets of San Gimignano, the Duomo - the outside of the church does not hint at the treasures within. Go sightseeing at all these places in any order you want, and spread them out over two whole days - it's the perfect way to experience Tuscany!

Cover more attractions with this budget-friendly combo offer that allows you to explore Siena in its entirety. Duomo of Siena The Siena Cathedral stands as a masterpiece of European art and architecture. Home to renowned works by Michelangelo, Donatello, Nicola Pisano, and Bernini, it captivates over a million visitors annually. Explore the full Duomo complex, from the frescoed Piccolomini Library to the Baptistry of San Giovanni. As you descend into the Crypt, admire 13th-century frescoes and continue your artistic journey at the Museo dell'Opera. Duccio di Buoninsegna's Maestà is among its treasures. Conclude your visit by ascending to the terrace atop the new cathedral's unfinished façade, offering unparalleled views of Siena and the Tuscan landscape. San Gimignano Museum Pass San Gimignano, a Tuscan gem, is dotted with palaces and towers awaiting to be discovered. This 2-day pass unlocks the finest civic museums that allow you to ascend the Torre Grossa at Palazzo Comunale for panoramic views. You can admire exquisite plates at Santa Fina's Spezieria and delve into the city's history at the Archaeological Museum and the Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art, honoring Raffaele De Grada. Museum of San Pietro Delve into the Diocesan Museum, showcasing the Christian faith's journey in Valdesa from its inception to the Diocese of Colle's beginnings. Visit the Civic Museum on the second floor, housing collections dating from the 19th to the 20th centuries, beautifully curated by Antonio Salvetti and Walter Fusi. As you explore, see Romano Bilenchi's literary collection, featuring texts from Ottone Rosai, Moses Levy, and Mino Maccari, contextualizing Bilenchi's revolutionary works against Mussolini's fascist regime.

Discover the Siena Cathedral and Baptistery, housing sculptures by Donatello and Bernini, and a grand altarpiece by Michelangelo. The cathedral’s marble-inlay floor and colorful Piccolomini Library add to its charm. Admire the splendid Renaissance Baptismal Font and explore the Crypt, adorned with 13th-century frescoes. Enjoy access to the Museo dell'Opera and see Italian art like Duccio's Maestà. Complete your journey by climbing the terrace over the cathedral’s unfinished façade for unending views of the city and countryside. Volterra Pass Explore Volterra's treasures with a 2-day all-inclusive pass and visit the Cathedral, Baptistery, and the Old Hospital-Study Exhibition Center of Santa Maria Maddalena in San Giovanni Square. The beautiful cathedral and baptistery, a prime example of Romanesque art, holds wood-carved polychrome sculptures depicting the Deposition of Christ from the Cross. The Baptistery of San Giovanni boasts a façade adorned with white and dark green marble bands. Explore the study and exhibition center at the former civic hospital of Santa Maria Maddalena, housing donated works of Italian artists. San Pietro Museum Immerse yourself in a captivating journey through Colle Val d'Elsa's past as you explore the Diocesan Museum of Sacred Art on the 1st floor, narrating the Christian faith in Valdesa from its origins to the early Colle Diocese. Step into the Civic Museum on the 2nd floor, where you'll find 4 interconnected rooms with immense public collections. Encounter the literary world of Romano Bilenchi, an Italian revolutionary against Mussolini's fascist regime, and texts from Ottone Rosai, Moses Levy, and Mino Maccari that provide invaluable historical context.