• Centro Storico di Siena - Stroll around the ancient heart of Siena, recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

The Siena Cathedral (Duomo) stands as an iconic example of Italian Romanesque-Gothic architecture.

The Piazza del Campo, known for its unique shell shape, spreads out in front of the Palazzo Pubblico and its impressive Torre del Mangia. This square is famously associated with the Palio horse race.

Visitors can also explore the historic synagogue in Siena.

• Duomo di Orvieto - Discover Orvieto, nestled in the southwestern part of Umbria, perched atop a vast plateau of volcanic tuff.

The Orvieto Cathedral is an imposing 14th-century Roman Catholic church devoted to the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, featuring alternating layers of white travertine and greenish-black basalt, reminiscent of the Siena Cathedral and other similar central Italian churches from that period.

Orvieto conceals a complex network of subterranean caves and passageways beneath its streets. This hidden underground metropolis is home to over 1200 tunnels, corridors, wells, staircases, quarries, cellars, and more, including rooms stacked atop one another and many small niches for pigeons, all of which chronicle its development through the ages.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Entrance tickets (when needed)

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