I have been here a couple times but you showed me a few new things to look for. I will be going again for sure. Thanks for the video, was great to see it again.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I am glad that I can show you something new despite you have already been there. You can always find excuses to return and have that gelato ;)
Thanks for asking. You can see everything in one full day. If you are in a hurry you can also visit San Gim as a day trip from Florence. Personally I like to take the time to soak up the place an visit few restaurants, so if that is the case for you as well than two days would be perfect.
Is the best way to get to San Gimignano by car from Siena? I'm visiting Rome for the first time in October for 2 weeks with a 3 day stop in Florence. I've read there's a train from Florence to Siena (I think). Would like to possibly extend my Florence stay for another 2-3 days and visit Siena/San Gimignano.
The train from Florence stops in Poggibonsi. At the train station you can catch a bus directly to San Gimi. I lived in San Gimi for many years and still have family there.@@rokgoesaround
There are parking areas where you pay by the hour. Usually parking close to the old town gets busy quickly, but there are more options further from the old town, so you should be fine.
@@rokgoesaround well, as a tourist you may think it is a beautiful city, but as a local (local is intended as a habitant of the province of siena) you know how poggibonsi and san gimignano are probably the worst cities in the whole of tuscany
Wow love this video, a proper guide....amazing buildings, marketplace, you explain history so well...love the way people are enjoying and relaxing, lovely cafes...great gelatos
As an Indian tourist in Italy in 2017, I marvelled at the wonderfully preserved medieval towns of Tuscany. Your videos are helping me re-live those wonderful experiences - but are also creating some disappointment, because I missed out a few of the attractions covered by you :-(
We visited over the summer and did a tour of the torture museum and a walking tour if you'd like to check it out! Great list of things to do! educational and enjoyable!
I'm from Tuscany and love this video. Straight to the point, very informative for tourists and above all not the stupid music with mandolins or the usual "that's amore" many tourists put as background and that have nothing to do with Tuscany. Well done mate.
The best video about San Gimignano I've saw! Extremely useful for anyone like me who plans to travel and explore the towns of Tuscany.
Thanks! Appreciated 🤗
One of the best places in Italy I have ever visited. I can't wait to go back!
It is really amazing place.
Ezio auditore died a few times trying to get the viewpoints here. xD
I have been here a couple times but you showed me a few new things to look for. I will be going again for sure. Thanks for the video, was great to see it again.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I am glad that I can show you something new despite you have already been there. You can always find excuses to return and have that gelato ;)
It was like stepping into another world when entering san Gimignano
It realy is.
WOW WOW WOW
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It's nice to go around there with friends, it's a nice place
Very nice place to visit!
Thanks for the video! We arrived at our villa last night and can see San Gim clearly from here. Excited to visit!
Wow, that is cool! Have fun!
Super helpful video!! Concise and clear...well done!
Thanks. Happy it helps 🤗
Thanks so much! Great video.
Thanks 🤗 Happy you like it.
Best Gelato I've ever had was from that place!!!!
Me too 🤗
This video was super helpful. Thank you !
Happy that it helps. Thanks.
I will be there in June ! 🙏😊
Nice. Have a great trip.
Thank you🎉
You’re welcome 😊 Thanks and have a lovely trip.
This city I really have to visit!! It has so many interesting things to see and of course the best galato - this I really have to check :)
It really is!
Thanks for the video.Where is that house of miniture of San Gimignano?Is it in Piazza del Cisterna?
Thanks. No, just look for San Gimignano 1300 on Via Costarella 3.
How long would recommend a stay here?
Thanks for asking. You can see everything in one full day. If you are in a hurry you can also visit San Gim as a day trip from Florence. Personally I like to take the time to soak up the place an visit few restaurants, so if that is the case for you as well than two days would be perfect.
Is the best way to get to San Gimignano by car from Siena? I'm visiting Rome for the first time in October for 2 weeks with a 3 day stop in Florence. I've read there's a train from Florence to Siena (I think). Would like to possibly extend my Florence stay for another 2-3 days and visit Siena/San Gimignano.
Yes, car is the best way to get to San Gimignano from Siena and you are right there is a train from Florence to Siena. I wish you a great trip.
The train from Florence stops in Poggibonsi. At the train station you can catch a bus directly to San Gimi. I lived in San Gimi for many years and still have family there.@@rokgoesaround
We will be traveling by car. Where can we park? Do you need any special parking permits or anything?
There are parking areas where you pay by the hour. Usually parking close to the old town gets busy quickly, but there are more options further from the old town, so you should be fine.
things to do in san gimignano:
n.1 leave.
You are sooo wrong!
@@rokgoesaround well, as a tourist you may think it is a beautiful city, but as a local (local is intended as a habitant of the province of siena) you know how poggibonsi and san gimignano are probably the worst cities in the whole of tuscany
This video is definitely going to help us in planning our trip there. Thanks for sharing!
Glad it was helpful!
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Nice and very informational💕
Thanks a lot
Great Video👌🏻
Thanks 👍
@FunInTuscany while in San Gimigano ❤
Wow love this video, a proper guide....amazing buildings, marketplace, you explain history so well...love the way people are enjoying and relaxing, lovely cafes...great gelatos
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
BROUGHT BACK GREAT MEMORIES OF MY VISIT.
Thanks 🤗
I like the video because you don't waste time just to make it longer 👍🏻
Thanks 🤗
As an Indian tourist in Italy in 2017, I marvelled at the wonderfully preserved medieval towns of Tuscany. Your videos are helping me re-live those wonderful experiences - but are also creating some disappointment, because I missed out a few of the attractions covered by you :-(
Thank you for sharing your experience. Your realisation that you missed few attractions is just another opportunity to came back in the future.
We visited over the summer and did a tour of the torture museum and a walking tour if you'd like to check it out! Great list of things to do! educational and enjoyable!
Thank you for sharing your experience and your suggestion 🤗
Thanks fir the virtual tour buddy
Happy to do it. Glad you liked it.
@@rokgoesaround yes a lot … am visiting there soon and your Vlog gave me a very fmgood insight infact …
I'm from Tuscany and love this video. Straight to the point, very informative for tourists and above all not the stupid music with mandolins or the usual "that's amore" many tourists put as background and that have nothing to do with Tuscany.
Well done mate.
Thanks! Nice to hear this from someone living there 🤗