From March, new visitor routes to the Monumental Complex of the Cathedral of Siena

by Redazione , published on 22/01/2018
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Starting March 1, 2018, new visitor routes will be offered at the Siena Cathedral Monumental Complex. Find out more in this article.

From March 1, 2018, those visiting the city of Siena and in particular the Monumental Complex of the Cathedral will be able to choose three new visitor routes: the entrance to the Cathedral with the Piccolomini Library, the Opa Si Pass route that includes Sotto il Duomo - Percorsi di Luce videomapping 3D, the Porta del Cielo route with a visit to the Roofs of the Cathedral and that from this year will include the Opa Si Pass route.

The Opa Si Pass route allows visitors to visit not only the Cathedral with the Piccolomini Library, but also the Baptistery, the Crypt, the Opera Museum and the Diocesan Museum.

This new visit organization allows for a greater distribution of visits to all sites of the Monumental Complex of the Cathedral of Siena, ensuring a higher quality of visit and knowledge of the spiritual and cultural heritage.

From Nov. 1 to Dec. 24 and from Jan. 7 to Feb. 28, the Cathedral will have free admission with a visit to the Piccolomini Library costing 2 euros.
In the rest of the year, the ticket to access the Cathedral and the Piccolomini Library will be 5 euros and with the uncovered floor 8 euros.
In high season the Opa Si Pass route will be available for 13 euros and 15 euros with the uncovered floor, while from November 1 to December 24 and from January 7 to February 28 it will be available for 8 euros. 20 euros, on the other hand, will be the cost of the Gate of Heaven route with Opa Si Pass included.

For information and reservations call + 39 0577 286300 or send an email to opasiena@operalaboratori.com

From March, new visitor routes to the Monumental Complex of the Cathedral of Siena
From March, new visitor routes to the Monumental Complex of the Cathedral of Siena


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