Get the easiest way – and many would argue that the fastest way – to get yourself from Siena to Venice  is to simply hire the professional services of a legitimate driving organization to deliver you and your party to Venice at your leisure, giving you the opportunity to enjoy different stops along the way or simply rush from one area to the next. By hiring out these kinds of professional driving services, you’re able to relax and unwind as you travel but are still able to travel on your own and dictate the terms of travel as well. If you wish to rush from Siena to Venice you’re able to do some with minimal stops along the way, but if you want to take a more leisurely route and stop at different vineyards, wineries, restaurants, and cafés you are able to do that as well.

Our pick up would be from at your hotel in Siena or wherever is your accommodation.

Just tell us the time you want to be picked up!

The transfer from Siena to Venice will be in our in a luxurious minivan fitting around seven people ( Mercedes ), fully equipped with Wi-Fi, air-conditioning and water on-board.

We would provide you our best local English-speaking driver to take you from Siena to Venice, he will be at your disposal even if you want to stop and have lunch in a restaurant en route.

The first stop is in Ferrara, for its beauty and cultural importance, it has been designated by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. The imposing Este Castle, sited in the very centre of the town, is iconic of Ferrara, The Cathedral of Saint George, designed by Wiligelmus and consecrated in 1135, is one of the finest examples of Romanesque architecture. Near the cathedral and the castle also lies the 15th-century city hall, that served as an earlier residence of the Este family, featuring a grandiose marble flight of stairs and two ancient bronze statues of Niccolò III and Borso of Este.The southern district is the town’s oldest, crossed by a myriad of narrow alleys that date back to the Early Middle Ages. Your visit can include a delicious traditional lunch in one of the many fine restaurants.

The second stop is The Monselice Castle, at the foot of the Rocca hill stands a majestic complex of buildings named Cini Castle, which was turned into a medieval dwelling house, a defensive tower and then into a Venetian villa between the eleventh and the sixteenth century. The Castle is formed by four principal structures; the most ancient one is composed of the late eleventh-century building called Romanesque House and of the Little Castle. During the thirteenth century the Castle was enlarged with the fortified building called the Ezzelino’s Tower. The large rooms in the keep are characterised by “towered” fireplaces made by the fourteenth-century Da Carrara noble family of Padua.

Following the two stops, your friendly driver and guide will deliver you to the final destination of your choice, including hotels, airports, and private residences.

EXTRA
Lunch in a typical restaurant
Access to the Monselice Castle