San Gimignano Pass: Duomo, Museum of Sacred Art and Civic Museums

What to Expect

Why This Pass Is Worth Your Time

Tucked away in Tuscany, San Gimignano offers a glimpse into medieval charm with its iconic towers and historic buildings. The 2-day pass grants you entry to some of the region’s most impressive civic museums. Take time to explore Palazzo Comunale's Torre Grossa — known as 'big tower' in Italian — for panoramic views across the surrounding hills. Inside Santa Fina’s spezieria, take a look at an amazing collection of plates and ceramics. The Archaeological Museum provides insight into how San Gimignano developed over time. You can also visit the Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art, which honors Raffaele De Grada, a well-known artist in the area. One highlight is the Duomo — its exterior may seem unassuming, but stepping inside reveals incredible artistry. With no strict order to follow, you’ll have two full days to discover San Gimignano at your own pace.

Must Know Before You Go

Pass Validity Details

The San Gimignano Pass and the Junior version are both good for two days in a row. This gives visitors enough time to explore all included attractions without rushing.

Ticket Pricing Information

Discounted rates apply to certain groups, including those with at least 20 people, school groups, children aged between 6 and 17 years old, and seniors over the age of 65. These reductions are available upon showing proof of eligibility at ticket counters.

Free Admission Groups

Admission is free for several categories such as kids under six years old, local residents from San Gimignano, accredited journalists, individuals with disabilities accompanied by a companion, and those holding ICOM cards. Verification documents must be presented to qualify for these exemptions.

Ticket Requirements

To claim any discounts or free entry, you'll need to provide the necessary documentation at the ticket office. This ensures that everyone receives the correct access based on their eligibility.

Attractions Covered by the Pass

With either pass, visitors can enter several key sites in San Gimignano including the Duomo and Museum of Sacred Art, Palazzo Comunale, Pinacoteca, Torre Grossa, Archaeological Museum, and San Lorenzo Church. This provides a comprehensive look at both religious and civic landmarks within the city.

Tips for Visitors

• Activate your pass on your phone ahead of time so entry is quick and hassle-free when you arrive at the attractions.
• If visiting with a group or family, check for discounted rates as groups of 20 or more, school groups, children aged 6–17, and seniors over 65 may qualify for reduced pricing.
• Plan to spend two consecutive days exploring the Civic Museums and Duomo so you can fully enjoy all the included sites without rushing.