Transfer from Genoa - Cristoforo Colombo Airport
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Departure from Genoa - Cristoforo Colombo Airport
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Estimated arrival to Siena
12:28h

Trip duration: 208min

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Departure from Genoa - Cristoforo Colombo Airport
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Places you can visit along the way

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Montecatini Alto
Italy

75 min

Choosing Montecatini Alto for your holiday destination implies you will most probably have a great, relaxing and interesting day. You can opt for so many... possibilities – admire the culture and history while strolling down the alleys of this medieval village full of ancient buildings (including the remains of a castle), palazzos, and churches (Church and convent of Santa Maria a Ripa and St. Peter's Church); indulge your palates in one of many artisan shops and restaurants offering delicious wine and traditional Tuscan cuisine; or unwind in Montecatini Terme, one of the most beautiful Spas in Art Nouveau style in Tuscany. Don’t forget to ride the oldest funicular in Europe, Montecatini Alto’s historic funicular, which connects the modern town below with the ancient city above. This funicular was built in 1898 and riding in it provides stunning views of the gorgeous Tuscan hills.

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Pisa
Italy

75 min

Walking along the streets of Pisa means to breathe history and art on every step. This compelling city has more than 20 historic churches and... several medieval palaces, Romanesque buildings and Renaissance piazzas; not to mention the most famous the Leaning Tower or the Pisa Cathedral. And when you get tired of art and architectural treasures, rest in one of the many cafes or restaurants and enjoy the vibrant street life.

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San Gimignano
Italy

105 min

It is said that Italy is practically a "living museum", so it’s quite reasonable that even the smallest towns are concealing great art. San Gimignano... is one of those little treasure chests. Famous for its fascinating Romanesque and Gothic architecture and 14 towers (originally the town had 72 towers!), the town boasts in museums with Italian artworks of the 14th and 15 centuries. If time permits, head for one of San Gimignano's many restaurants as it is a great opportunity to try typical Tuscan home cooking. Heads up – although it’s a relatively small community, it can get quite busy during the peak travel season because it is one of the preferred tourist attractions.

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Castello di Lerici
Italy

105 min

The history of the fabulous Lierici Castle begun as a modest guard tower and in 1256 it was extended and further fortified by Genoese so... it became an impressive castle. The castle is located on a hill that dominates the port area and the historical center of the small village of Lerici. This small fisherman village was always a popular destination among artists, painters and writers like Byron and Shelley. This resulted in Lerici earning the title “the Poets' Bay”. Except for the splendid views owed to a magnificent location, the castle is also famous for its Geo-paleontological museum.

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Sanctuary of Our Lady of Montallegro
Italy

75 min

Even if you are not much of an architectural or religious devotee, you will appreciate a visit to this Neo-Gothic church for the exhilarating views... of the surrounding mountains descending into the sea. The basilica was built in 1558 and renovated in 1896 when its current white marble facade was added. The interiors are decorated in gold and marble but the most interesting feature of the church is a small Byzantine painting of Virgin Mary which is said to be a gift from Saint Mary herself.

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Lucca
Italy

105 min

Dating back to Roman times, Lucca boasts abundant medieval and Renaissance churches, towers and piazzas, but it’s probably most famous for its impressive walls that... surround the heart of the city. It is said that these are one of the best-preserved walls in Europe and you simply must take a walk along at least one section of the city's four kilometer long walls. Lucca is also known as “the city of Puccini” and you may encounter all over the city many reminders of this famous opera composer. Other not to be missed points of interest are Duomo di San Martino, the Basilica di San Frediano, and traces of the amphitheater in Piazza dell'Anfiteatro.