TOUR OF TUSCANY | Monteriggioni, Siena, and San Gimignano in a Day! Italy Vlog, Day 6

We’re taking a tour through Tuscany, spending our day exploring the beautiful hilltop towns of Monteriggioni, Siena, and San Gimignano!

Our day starts in the tiny, Medieval city of Monteriggioni, home to only 50 people inside the old walls! We make friends with the local cats and buy handmade leather goods at a local store before making our way to sun kissed, Siena. Siena ended up being our favorite city in all of Italy! We loved the winding, hilly streets and delicious, traditional food. Come for the historic horse racing but stay for the hand-rolled gnocchi. Our last city of the day was San Gimignano. Home to 14 towering, stone towers, San Gimignano is know as the “Manhattan of Italy”. From it’s Medieval history to the blue ribbon gelato, San Gimignano is a true gem! Make sure you stop and grab a dish of Santa Fina gelato on your way through. Our day ended with a Chianti wine tasting at the Torciano Winery, where we sampled six different kinds of Tuscan wine grown right in their vineyard. If you ever get the chance to go, I hope Leo is there to guide you! He was amazing!

This tour only cost $50 per person! It was an incredible value. Book through the link below on TripAdvisor.

Follow in our footsteps! 👣⬇️
-Monteriggioni
-Siena
-Osteria Palmerico (Lunch)
-San Gimignano
-Gelateria Dondoli (Gelato)
-Torciano Winery

This is the sixth episode of our Italy series where we travel Italy’s most popular big cities, Venice, Florence, and Rome!

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Tuscany Travel Vlog | Siena, Italy | March, 2022

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[marshallandaimee]

Hey guys! 😄What did you think of our tour through Tuscany? What was your favorite town of the three? 🤔
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[longforadventure]

Loved the bit about the Manhattan of Tuscany! :)

[koreanature]

Wow... !!! My best friend, It's always great. We liked and enjoyed to the end. Thanks

[margaretphelan-long]

I love your video’s! You both are so fun to watch! Keep the videos coming!
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[UltralightHiker]

Guys your channel is going to blow up, so natural, great quality videos and doesn't make me want to skip forward when watching. Thanks and looking forward to following along.

[maynika]

Great video! Are you using Google maps to find your way around the towns??

[relaxingtravel-LosAngeles]

beautiful video. subscribed. We took similar trip this year and captured it.

[abreoslhos]

I loved the tour! I am going to book it for me and my family for september because it's the perfect way to visit Tuscany on a budget if we don't have a car :)

[christydowner]

Love the drone views and your commentary! Don't think I could pick just one city. They were all fascinating for different reasons. Great video!!! 😍
Did you depart on the bus tour from Florence?

[julees]

What's the name of the shopping street in San Gimignano, or do you recall any of the store names so I can look it up on the map?