Whilst the city miniature of San Gimignano in the 1300s is very impressive, we would definitely recommend the treasure hunt as a fun way to walk the significant parts of the town and learn a little bit about local history at the same time. It takes you through the 4 contrades of the town and points out the remaining towers,... More

Came to see the museum but sadly it is closed until spring. It looked interesting though and the town is beautiful.

This little museum is amazing. You will find rest from all the walking and pleasure for your eyes and soul. The city miniature is a gem but I was really surprised by a projection on the wall. This projection tells the history and helps you to understand history better. A fun way to tell history. I loved it. After you... More

This was simply amazing, and FREE?!! yet it is hidden away from the public on a back street side entrance??? The town should wake up and move this attraction to the main street San Giovanni, and give due credit to this attraction. I would happily have paid 5 euros for a tour of this attraction in a much larger facility... More

Astonishing miniature of the magical village of San Gimignani done by the local artist with lighting effects and commentaries in English and Italian,to visit here is entirely free but you can give any donation .

Great, miniature (100:1 scale) recreation of the city as it was during medieval times. There is also a nice gallery with ceramic items that are reasonably priced. One of the artists is named Michelangelo. Really. Very nice guy.

Booked a tour that included here as well as Siena and a winery and actually was not sure what to expect as had not done the research on it. What a great surprise and was the best part of the tour, if u want to experience a medieval town this is the place and we could have spent the day... More

Brilliant interesting place with great artists. A very interesting place to visit, the model of san g is amazing and its free entry.

Upon arriving to San Gimignano, I accidentally came across a notice about viewing the ''mini version'' of San Gimignano. After a couple of hours, we stopped to check it out. A wonderful surprise finding out that there was no entrance fee. As already described by other viewers, the light and sound effects did bring life into the whole model. It... More