Medieval towers rise above vineyard country in Tuscany's most instantly recognisable small-town skyline.
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See passesnone (nearest rail is Poggibonsi). No train station: arrive via Poggibonsi (on the Florence to Siena line), then the Autolinee Toscane 130 bus climbs to town in about 25 minutes, roughly hourly or better in the morning.
No transit inside the walls and none needed: the whole town is a 15 minute walk end to end. Buses from Florence and Siena mostly change at Poggibonsi; buy bus tickets at a tabaccheria or the at bus app before boarding
Official sites: Autolinee Toscane (route 130 and fares) · Parking and city bus (Pro Loco San Gimignano)
Fares and details verified against official sources, July 2026. Prices can change; the official links above always have the latest.
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City guide updated July 2026
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