VOLTERRA TOURS

From the beautiful traditional houses to the medieval remains from the 8th century, this 2-day all-inclusive pass to the wonders of Volterra gives you entry access. Visit the Duomo, the Baptistery, and the Old Hospital-Study Exhibition Center of Santa Maria Maddalena in San Giovanni Square in Volterra. Sightsee The Beautiful Cathedral & The Baptistery An invaluable example of romanesque art, admire the various artistic masterpieces dated back to the 1200s kept inside the Cathedral such as the five polychrome sculptures carved out of wood portraying the ‘Deposition of Christ from the Cross’. Next, head to the Baptistery in front of the Duomo of Volterra. The Baptistery of San Giovanni is an octagonal 13th-century religious building. Marvel at the façade that is decorated with horizontal bands of white and dark green marble. Admire the Ancient Civil Hospital of Santa Maria Maddalena This is a Roman structure, possibly a cistern in the Piazza San Giovanni. Currently, the Civil Hospital of Santa Maria Maddalena is a study Center equipped for conferences and an exhibition center where donations of works of art are also kept by artists from Italy. Itinerary Piazza San Giovanni Duomo The Baptistery Old Hospital-Exhibition Centre of Santa Maria Maddalena

Experience the ultimate cultural journey through Colle di Val d'Elsa, Volterra, and San Gimignano with this exclusive combo ticket. This cost-saving bundle grants you access to 3 remarkable museums, each offering a unique glimpse into Tuscany's rich history and artistic heritage. Museum of San Pietro Embark on your adventure at the San Pietro Museum, where history and art converge. On the 1st floor, immerse yourself in the Diocesan Museum, showcasing the Christian faith's evolution in Valdesa. Ascend to the 2nd floor and explore the Civic Museum, home to 19th and 20th-century collections of Walter Fusi and Antonio Salvetti. Here, literary works from celebrated writers like Romano Bilenchi await, alongside texts by Ottone Rosai, Moses Levy, and Mino Maccari, providing context to their creations. Volterra Pass Continue your journey to Volterra, a city steeped in history. Wander at your own pace with an all-inclusive pass and a complimentary English audio guide. Explore the grandeur of the Duomo, the serenity of the 13th-century Baptistery of San Giovanni, and the restored Civil Hospital of Santa Maria Maddalena, housing masterpieces like The Crucifixion by Perugino. San Gimignano Pass Conclude your tour in San Gimignano, where you'll be captivated by the diversity of the Civic Museums. Climb the 14th-century Torre Grossa for panoramic views, delve into the history of pharmacy vessels at Spezieria dello Spedale di Santa Fina, and unearth treasures from the Etruscan and Roman periods at the Museo Archaeologico. Marvel at frescoes in the Duomo of San Gimignano and admire landscape paintings by Raffaele De Grada at the Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art. Don't miss this opportunity to delve into the heart of Italy's artistic and historical treasures. Book your trio of museum adventures today!

Make your trip to Tuscany worthwhile with a combo ticket that covers 4 of the region’s most popular attractions at an unbelievably discounted price. Volterra Pass: Cathedral & Baptistry Visit Volterra’s famed Duomo, Baptistery, and the Old Hospital-Study Exhibition Center of Santa Maria Maddalena with a 2-day all-inclusive pass. This pass comes with a complimentary audio guide to fill you in on the town’s rich history dating back to the 8th century BC. In the center of the city is the Duomo Cathedral, the seat of the bishop of Volterra. After entering, tune in to the audio guide and learn fascinating facts about the cathedral’s 900-year-old history. After stepping out, you will find the 13th-century Baptistery of San Giovanni facing the Duomo. Its beautiful façade, adorned with horizontal bands of white and dark green marble makes it worth a visit. For the last stop during your visit to this Tuscan region, head to the Civil Hospital of Santa Maria Maddalena. San Gimignano Pass With this pass, enjoy access to the picturesque town of San Gimignano and some of its splendid palaces and medieval towers built in Gothic and Romanesque architecture. You can explore the town’s main attractions at your own pace over 2 days, with complete freedom to customize your own itinerary. Start by visiting the entire complex of the Civic Museums, comprising multiple attractions like the 13th-century Palazzo Communale. While there, head to the second floor for the Pinacoteca and lay your eyes on Filippino Lippi’s Annunciation among other stunning artworks by Benozzo Gozzoli, Benedetto da Maiano, and Pinturicchio. Next, ascend to the top of the Torre Grossa (Italian for 'big tower') and soak in the expansive views, including the rolling hills, from the height of 54 meters. Tickets to Siena Cathedral The majestic Siena Cathedral found in the heart of Tuscany is a sight to behold! This ticket allows you to experience up-close the grandiosity of the cathedral, which is touted as one of the greatest monuments of Renaissance sculpture. It boasts the work of eminent Renaissance sculptors like Donatello, Nicola Pisano, Bernini, Lorenzo Ghiberti, and Michelangelo. Take your time to discover its ornate interiors before proceeding to the Piccolomini Library and walking under its magnificent ceiling. Head to your next destination at the Museo dell'Opera, which is Italy’s only private museum. Duccio di Buoninsegna's Maestà altarpiece is the crown jewel of this museum’s collection and deserves all the appreciation that comes its way. All Inclusive Pienza Pass Experience an ideal city of the Renaissance with a 2-day all-inclusive pass to Tuscany’s idyllic town of Pienza. During your time there, you can cover the region’s four main tourist attractions: the Palazzo Piccolomini and Garden, the Cathedral, the Crypt and Labyrinth, and the Diocesan Museum. Accompanying you on this endeavor will be an audio guide available in several languages including English, Italian, French, Spanish, Russian, and Portuguese. Begin your tour at the 15th-century Palazzo Piccolomini, which offers panoramic views of Val d’Orcia. Walk over to the south side to find the picturesque hanging garden, which is one of the finest examples of Renaissance gardens. Later, proceed to visit the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta. Step under the crypt to reach the cathedral labyrinth, a network of drainage tunnels that were dug under the apse to avoid flooding and get a sense of the Renaissance-era drainage system. Lastly, head to the Diocesan Museum in Palazzo Vescovile to witness its vast collection featuring Pietro Lorenzetti’s Madonna with Child, Bartolo di Fredi’s large-paneled Madonna of Mercy, Domenico di Niccolò dei Cori’s Renaissance sculptures, and the Cope of Pius II.