Opa Si Pass - Siena Cathedral Ticket

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Duration: 3d
Location: Siena Cathedral, Piazza del Duomo, 8, Siena, 53100, Italy | Siena, Italy


Category: Attractions

Highlights:
Access to all the buildings in the Siena Cathedral complex
Freedom to plan your own tour & visit the sites at your pace
Skip-the-line privileges to maximize your time at each site
Significant savings of up to 50% on single admission prices
Celebrated Gothic architecture & art by Renaissance masters

Inclusions:
Opa Si Pass
Admission fees

Description:

Save time and money with a pass that lets you explore Siena’s Renaissance architecture and Gothic wonders at your own pace. The Opa Si Pass is valid for 3 consecutive days and gives you admission to all the museums included in the Siena Cathedral complex.

Siena´s cathedral, the Duomo di Santa Maria dell'Assunta, is part of a magnificent complex formed by its baptistery, crypt, museum, and tower. Delve into Italian culture and art as you explore this majestic complex and marvel at charming works of art, including Michelangelo's Saint Paul. Admire the charming cathedral itself, then enter the Battistero di San Giovanni to admire the Renaissance sculptures of the baptismal font within.

Descend into the underground crypt—this space was sealed for more than 7 centuries, and its walls are adorned with vibrant and perfectly preserved medieval frescoes. Gaze upon Donatello's Madonna and Child in the Museo dell'Opera, and climb up to the panoramic terrace for a sweeping view out over the city and surrounding Tuscan landscape. Finally, step into the ornate interiors of the Oratori di San Bernardino for a look at the celebrated works of art on display.

With your Opa Si Pass, avoid wasting time in long lines and benefit from up to 50% savings on the cost of single admission tickets.

You pass includes admission to:

• Siena Cathedral
• Battistero di San Giovanni
• Crypt
• Museo dell'Opera
• Panorama del Facciatone viewing terrace
• Oratorio di San Bernardino