Siena Cathedral
An absolutely iconic sight when in Siena and a must-visit. Peer around at beautiful mosaics, admire the marble floors, and soak in the architecture of this space. Constructed during the 12th century, the cathedral blends Romanesque-Gothic architecture and Renaissance artistry.
See MorePiccolomini Library
The stunning cieling frescoes in this Renaissance library are located within the Siena Cathedral. Done by Pinturicchio these paintings display the life of Pope Pius II, a member of the Piccolomini family.
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A large unfinished facade that forms part of the Siena Cathedral. It was intended to be the facade of a new extension, but construction was halted in the 14th century and today it provides panoramic views of downtown.
See MorePalazzo Salimbeni
Take a trip to this historic Gothic palace that has served as the headquarters of Monte dei Paschi di Siena, one of the world's oldest banks, since its founding in the 15th century!
See MorePalazzo Chigi-Saracini
Art lovers should definitely stop here! This palace houses the Chigi-Saracini Collection of art and serves as a cultural center now.
See MoreVestri Palace
Known for its elegant Renaissance architecture, the palace reflects wealth and cultural refinements of its time. It is located in the historic center.
See MorePinacoteca Nazionale di Siena
A perfect spot for art enthusiasts, this museum houses works by Duccio di Buoninsegna, Simone Martini, the Lorenzetti brothers, and many more.
See MoreTorre del Mangia
Climb up 400 steps to the top of Torre del Mangia for views of the city! The tower was built in 1344 and at one time one of the tallest in all of Italy.
See MoreBasilica Cateriniana San Domenico
Standing since the 13th Century, see the frescoes and pay attention to the walls of the naves where there are pieces from Casolani and Vannuccio.
See MorePalazzo Pubblico
A gothic-style palace filled with frescoes, the Sala del Mappamondo (Hall of the World Map), and the Sala della Pace (Hall of Peace). It's not only a government center but a cultural landmark that reflects prosperity, artistic achievement, and civic values during medieval and Renaissance periods.
See MorePiazza del Campo
Explore shops and bars around this historic and present heart of Siena. It takes a shell shape and hosts architectural landmarks such as Palazzo Pubblico and the Torre del Mangia.
The piazza is also famous for hosting the Palio di Siena, a traditional horse race held twice annually since the Middle Ages!
See MoreCripta del Duomo di Siena
The crypt lies below the famous Siena Duomo and is filled with well-preserved and detailed frescos.
See MoreFortezza Medicea
Built by the famed Medici family, this is a historic fortification constructed as a strategic military outpost. Today, it's used for cultural events, exhibitions, and as a public park with views of Siena and the surrounding Tuscan countryside.
See MorePorta Camollia
Walk through one of the gateways to the medieval city of Siena. Imagine you are protecting the city from invadors and preventing them from arriving in Florence too!
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