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Experience the thrill of medieval horse races in a stunning shell-shaped city square. Dive into centuries of vibrant traditions and lively local energy.


Experience a blend of stunning stripes and storytelling marble floors. Walk through history with vibrant frescoes and stunning medieval sculptures.


Discover vibrant medieval frescoes that tell stories of governance and society. Experience breathtaking views of the Piazza del Campo from historic towers and halls.
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Discover serene art and sacred history under stunning wooden ceilings. Step into a sacred sanctuary where centuries of devotion and beauty blend seamlessly.


Discover a centuries-old hospital turned cultural hub. Explore frescoes, underground tunnels, and a peaceful rooftop vineyard.


Dive into a world of medieval and Renaissance masterpieces. Experience vivid stories told through centuries-old paintings in an intimate setting.


Bask in the art and history carved into every inch of this majestic fountain. Experience the vibrant tales of old Siena brought to life in stone and light.
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Panforte is a dense, chewy fruitcake dating back to the Middle Ages, made with nuts, spices, and candied fruit, famously associated with Siena's festive traditions.

Ricciarelli are soft almond cookies flavored with orange zest, considered a delicacy and often enjoyed during Christmas in Siena.

Cantucci are crunchy almond biscuits traditionally dipped in Vin Santo, a sweet dessert wine, reflecting Siena's rich baking heritage.

Pici all'Aglione is a handmade thick spaghetti dish flavored with a rich garlic tomato sauce unique to Siena and its countryside.

Ribollita is a hearty Tuscan soup made with bread, beans, and vegetables, embodying the peasant roots and resourcefulness of Siena's cuisine.

Pancetta di Siena is a traditional cured pork belly seasoned with local herbs and spices, cherished for its savory depth in Tuscan cooking.

Vin Santo is a traditional sweet dessert wine from Siena, often paired with cantucci biscuits for a classic local treat.

Chianti, produced near Siena, is one of Tuscany's most famous red wines, known for its bright acidity and cherry flavors.

Acqua di Siena is a historic local mineral water, valued for its purity and often enjoyed alongside meals in Siena.
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Renaissance art, Duomo, museums, and historic sites.
Famous wine region with scenic vineyards and wine tasting.
Regional lines to Florence, Chiusi, Empoli
Florence Airport offers shuttle buses to Siena; from train station, buses connect city center.
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