La guida di Silvia
Food
Fresh bread and pastries, really close to the apartment. Obligatory stop 😁
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Bakery Il Magnifico srl
27 Via dei PellegriniFresh bread and pastries, really close to the apartment. Obligatory stop 😁
One of the most famous restaurant in Siena, right next to my apartment! (Non economic)
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Osteria da Divo
25 Via FranciosaOne of the most famous restaurant in Siena, right next to my apartment! (Non economic)
Alimentari Du' Cose Da Berna
9 Via DiaccetoDelicious panini with high quality tuscan products, super recommended!
Typical tuscan food, try the peposo, pici and tonno del Chianti!
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Grotta di Santa Caterina - Bagoga
26 Via della GalluzzaTypical tuscan food, try the peposo, pici and tonno del Chianti!
The Masgalano Gelateria
47 Via della SapienzaBest artisan gelato in Siena, right in front of Basilica di San Domenico
Gastronomia Morbidi
75 Via Banchi di SopraGreat take away food
One of the best restaurant in Siena to taste culinary delights, I recommend the pici al ragù!
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Osteria La Sosta di Violante
115 Via PantanetoOne of the best restaurant in Siena to taste culinary delights, I recommend the pici al ragù!
Consorzio Agrario di Siena
9 Via PianigianiSupermarket with very high quality typical food.
Torrefazione Fiorella
13 Via di CittàHands down the best espresso in Siena!
Few steps from Piazza del Campo, one of the most popular restaurant in Siena. Enjoy the tuscan cuisine and the romantic atmosphere.
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La Taverna di San Giuseppe
132 Via Giovanni DuprèFew steps from Piazza del Campo, one of the most popular restaurant in Siena. Enjoy the tuscan cuisine and the romantic atmosphere.
Antica Drogheria Manganelli
71 Via di CittàOld grocery with great atmosphere, love it.
Le Principesse Di Sirio Campolungo
53 Via S. PietroVery good take away pizza, close to the apt
Bar Pasticceria Nannini
24 Via Banchi di SopraMost famous bakery in Siena
Liberamente Osteria
27 Il CampoGino Cacino di Angelo
31 Piazza MercatoTop quality sandwiches and taglieri
Quarto Bistrot
2 Vicolo CampaccioGreat food and mood, super recommended
Il Pomodorino
13 Via CamporegioGood pizza with stunning view
Very tiny and typical tavern, simple tuscan food!
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Osteria Il Grattacielo dal 1840
44 Via dei TerminiVery tiny and typical tavern, simple tuscan food!
Chianina burger with pecorino senese and fries, taglieri and so much more! Excellent value for money, highly recommended!
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Te Ke Voi?
4 Vicolo S. PietroChianina burger with pecorino senese and fries, taglieri and so much more! Excellent value for money, highly recommended!
Hands down best "pizza a taglio" in Siena, you have to try their delicious ciaccino ripieno! Just off Piazza del Campo
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Pizzeria Poppi Ivano
25 Banchi di SottoHands down best "pizza a taglio" in Siena, you have to try their delicious ciaccino ripieno! Just off Piazza del Campo
La Vecchia Latteria
10 Via S. PietroSuper good gelateria really close to my apt
Osteria del Gusto
9 Via FusariVery very good osteria in front of my apartment!
Tasty reinterpretation of the local typical cuisine
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Salefino Wine and Cuisine
1 Via degli UmiliatiTasty reinterpretation of the local typical cuisine
Ravioli Wang
38 Viale Vittorio Emanuele IIDelicious chinese ravioli, highly recommended
Gelateria Nice
152 Via PantanetoArtisan gelato
La Prosciutteria Crudi e Bollicine
89 Via PantanetoWine bar, taglieri and tartare
Gelateria La Mandorla - Gelateria artigianale graniteria Siena
36 Via CamolliaArtisan gelato
Osteria da Divo
25 Via FranciosaVery good senese osteria, a Classic
Bonucci Boulangerie
Excellent for breakfast and lunch
Tata Mama - Pizzeria, Cocktail & Bar
Aperitivo, aperitivo con frittura di pesce e pizze
La Napoletana 2.0
Pizza napoletana (outside the city center)
Carne alla brace (vicino alla stazione dei treni)
barbecued meat (near the train station)
Premiata Braceria Toscana
Carne alla brace (vicino alla stazione dei treni)
barbecued meat (near the train station)
TVB Tuscan wine bar
On the chiantigiana road, tartare specialist
Drinks & nightlife
Best aperitivo with a stunning view of Piazza del Campo, very good food too.
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Liberamente Osteria
27 Il CampoBest aperitivo with a stunning view of Piazza del Campo, very good food too.
Tea Room - Siena
11 Via Porta GiustiziaLovely place with excellent desserts and hot beverages.
Caffè 19zero3
18/19/20 Piazza MercatoDelicious cocktails and very charming location right next Piazza del Campo
unTubo
61 Via LuparelloThe best jazz club in Siena. Good wine list.
Bottega Roots Siena
58 Via PantanetoLive music with tasty food and drinks, lovely place
Art
Piazza del Campo is the principal public space of the historic center of Siena and is regarded as one of Europe's greatest medieval squares.
The twice-a-year horse-race, Palio di Siena, is held around the edges of the piazza.
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Piazza del Campo
Il CampoPiazza del Campo is the principal public space of the historic center of Siena and is regarded as one of Europe's greatest medieval squares.
The twice-a-year horse-race, Palio di Siena, is held around the edges of the piazza.
One of the most fascinating façade in all of Italy, be sure to visit the interior with its stunning mosaic floor, The Feast of Herod by Donatello, works by Bernini and the young Michelangelo, Piccolomini Library with frescoes by Pinturicchio
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Siena katedral
8 Piazza del DuomoOne of the most fascinating façade in all of Italy, be sure to visit the interior with its stunning mosaic floor, The Feast of Herod by Donatello, works by Bernini and the young Michelangelo, Piccolomini Library with frescoes by Pinturicchio
Here you can find Maestà di Duccio.
Entry to the Panorama del Facciatone is included in the entry ticket.
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Museo dell'Opera del Duomo
8 Piazza del DuomoHere you can find Maestà di Duccio.
Entry to the Panorama del Facciatone is included in the entry ticket.
The Siena Academy of Sciences, known as Accademia dei Fisiocritici, is one of the oldest scientific institutions in Italy. In the eighteenth century it had enormous prestige in cultural circles all over Europe, and major intellectuals of the time among its members. Founded for the purpose of studying the truth of natural phenomena, more than three centuries later it continues its mission of scientific communication through museum teaching, publication of journals, and activities and events open to the public. Today the Accademia is a true cultural space, hosting and organising concerts, theatre, art exhibitions, children’s animation and many other initiatives.
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Museo di Storia Naturale dell'Accademia dei Fisiocritici
2 Piazzetta Silvio GigliThe Siena Academy of Sciences, known as Accademia dei Fisiocritici, is one of the oldest scientific institutions in Italy. In the eighteenth century it had enormous prestige in cultural circles all over Europe, and major intellectuals of the time among its members. Founded for the purpose of studying the truth of natural phenomena, more than three centuries later it continues its mission of scientific communication through museum teaching, publication of journals, and activities and events open to the public. Today the Accademia is a true cultural space, hosting and organising concerts, theatre, art exhibitions, children’s animation and many other initiatives.
Built as a hospice for pilgrims travelling the Via Francigena, this huge complex opposite the Duomo dates from the 13th century. Its highlight is the upstairs Pellegrinaio (Pilgrim's Hall), featuring vivid 15th-century frescoes by Lorenzo di Pietro (aka Vecchietta), Priamo della Quercia and Domenico di Bartolo. All laud the good works of the hospital and its patrons; the most evocative is di Bartolo's Il governo degli infermi (Caring for the Sick; 1440–41), which depicts many activities that occurred here.
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Santa Maria della Scala
1 Piazza del DuomoBuilt as a hospice for pilgrims travelling the Via Francigena, this huge complex opposite the Duomo dates from the 13th century. Its highlight is the upstairs Pellegrinaio (Pilgrim's Hall), featuring vivid 15th-century frescoes by Lorenzo di Pietro (aka Vecchietta), Priamo della Quercia and Domenico di Bartolo. All laud the good works of the hospital and its patrons; the most evocative is di Bartolo's Il governo degli infermi (Caring for the Sick; 1440–41), which depicts many activities that occurred here.
St Catherine was welcomed into the Dominican fold within this huge and austere 13th-century basilica. Inside, the Cappella di Santa Caterina (halfway down the wall to the right of the altar) contains frescoes by Il Sodoma and Andrea Vanni depicting events in the saint's life. Also here are 15th-century reliquaries containing Catherine's head and one of her fingers, as well as a nasty-looking chain that she is said to have flagellated herself with.
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Basilica Cateriniana Di S. Domenico
1 Piazza S. DomenicoSt Catherine was welcomed into the Dominican fold within this huge and austere 13th-century basilica. Inside, the Cappella di Santa Caterina (halfway down the wall to the right of the altar) contains frescoes by Il Sodoma and Andrea Vanni depicting events in the saint's life. Also here are 15th-century reliquaries containing Catherine's head and one of her fingers, as well as a nasty-looking chain that she is said to have flagellated herself with.
Santa Maria in Provenzano, or the Insigne Collegiata di Santa Maria in Provenzano, is a late-Renaissance-Baroque style, Roman Catholic, collegiate church in Piazza Provenzano Salvani, in the Terza Camollia, just southwest of the basilica of San Francesco, in the city of Siena, region of Tuscany, Italy. This Marian shrine was built around a 14th-century terracotta icon of the Madonna, which was credited with miracles. The Palio of Siena takes place on the day of veneration of this Marian devotion.
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Insigne Collegiata di Santa Maria in Provenzano
Piazza ProvenzanoSanta Maria in Provenzano, or the Insigne Collegiata di Santa Maria in Provenzano, is a late-Renaissance-Baroque style, Roman Catholic, collegiate church in Piazza Provenzano Salvani, in the Terza Camollia, just southwest of the basilica of San Francesco, in the city of Siena, region of Tuscany, Italy. This Marian shrine was built around a 14th-century terracotta icon of the Madonna, which was credited with miracles. The Palio of Siena takes place on the day of veneration of this Marian devotion.
The Baptistry is lined with 15th-century frescoes and centres around a hexagonal marble font by Jacopo della Quercia, decorated with bronze panels depicting the life of St John the Baptist by artists including Lorenzo Ghiberti (Baptism of Christ; St John in Prison) and Donatello (The Head of John the Baptist Being Presented to Herod).
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Baptistery of St John
Piazza San GiovanniThe Baptistry is lined with 15th-century frescoes and centres around a hexagonal marble font by Jacopo della Quercia, decorated with bronze panels depicting the life of St John the Baptist by artists including Lorenzo Ghiberti (Baptism of Christ; St John in Prison) and Donatello (The Head of John the Baptist Being Presented to Herod).
Built to demonstrate the enormous wealth, proud independence and secular nature of Siena, this 14th-century Gothic masterpiece is the visual focal point of the Campo, itself the true heart of the city. Architecturally clever (notice how its concave facade mirrors the opposing convex curve) it has always housed the city's administration and been used as a cultural venue. Its distinctive bell tower, the Torre del Mangia, provides magnificent views to those who brave the steep climb to the top.
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Pubblico-palasset
1 Piazza del CampoBuilt to demonstrate the enormous wealth, proud independence and secular nature of Siena, this 14th-century Gothic masterpiece is the visual focal point of the Campo, itself the true heart of the city. Architecturally clever (notice how its concave facade mirrors the opposing convex curve) it has always housed the city's administration and been used as a cultural venue. Its distinctive bell tower, the Torre del Mangia, provides magnificent views to those who brave the steep climb to the top.
An extraordinary collection of Gothic masterpieces from the Sienese school sits inside the 14th-century Palazzo Buonsignori
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Pinacoteca Nazionale di Siena
29 Via S. PietroAn extraordinary collection of Gothic masterpieces from the Sienese school sits inside the 14th-century Palazzo Buonsignori
Museo Archeologico Nazionale
2 Piazza del DuomoPalazzo Piccolomini
Built by order of Cosimo de' Medici in 1563, this fortified brick castle was decommissioned as a military barracks in the late-18th century and converted into a public park. It's now a popular leisure facility where locals come to relax in the garden, jog around the perimeter or meet friends for an aperitivo at Enoteca Italiana in the dungeons. There are panoramic city views from the ramparts and bastions.
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Fortezza Medicea
Piazza Caduti delle Forze ArmateBuilt by order of Cosimo de' Medici in 1563, this fortified brick castle was decommissioned as a military barracks in the late-18th century and converted into a public park. It's now a popular leisure facility where locals come to relax in the garden, jog around the perimeter or meet friends for an aperitivo at Enoteca Italiana in the dungeons. There are panoramic city views from the ramparts and bastions.
Piccolomini Library
8 Piazza del DuomoSplendid frescoes by Pinturicchio
Siena synagogue
14 Vicolo delle ScotteBasilica dei Servi
Via Val di MontoneYou should go at sunset to enjoy a stunning view of Siena
Porta Tufi station
Roma station
Porta Pispini
Via dei PispiniOvile-porten
1 Via Simone MartiniPorta Camollia station
Fonte Nuova D'Ovile
27 Via Pian D'Ovileancient fountain
Fonte di Follonica
Ancient fountain
Medieval fountain built in its current form in 1246 and remaining in place as itself, not a replica
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Fontebranda, Siena
95 Via FontebrandaMedieval fountain built in its current form in 1246 and remaining in place as itself, not a replica
The fountain sculpted in 1419 by the great Sienese sculptor, Jacopo della Quercia, is a focal point of the piazza. The remains of the original sculptures can be viewed in Santa Maria della Scala museum
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Caffè Fonte Gaia
21 Il CampoThe fountain sculpted in 1419 by the great Sienese sculptor, Jacopo della Quercia, is a focal point of the piazza. The remains of the original sculptures can be viewed in Santa Maria della Scala museum
Fonte del Casato
6 Vicolo Fonteancient fountain
Two huge frescoes: Ambrogio Lorenzetti's Allegories of Good and Bad Government (c 1338–40) and Simone Martini's celebrated Maestà (Virgin Mary in Majesty; 1315).
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Museo Civico
1 Il Campo Two huge frescoes: Ambrogio Lorenzetti's Allegories of Good and Bad Government (c 1338–40) and Simone Martini's celebrated Maestà (Virgin Mary in Majesty; 1315).
St Catherine once lived here with her parents and 24 siblings (locals joke her mother must have been a saint too). Now a pilgrimage site overseen by nuns of the Benedictine order, the home's original kitchen and sleeping area were frescoed and converted into chapels in the 15th century. The larger Chiesa del Crocifisso (closed between 12.30pm and 3pm) was added in the 17th century. The downstairs Orotorio della Camera includes the saint's untouched, nearly bare cell.
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Kirken til Sanctuary of Santa Caterina
6 Costa Sant'AntonioSt Catherine once lived here with her parents and 24 siblings (locals joke her mother must have been a saint too). Now a pilgrimage site overseen by nuns of the Benedictine order, the home's original kitchen and sleeping area were frescoed and converted into chapels in the 15th century. The larger Chiesa del Crocifisso (closed between 12.30pm and 3pm) was added in the 17th century. The downstairs Orotorio della Camera includes the saint's untouched, nearly bare cell.
Serenely beautiful, this Romanesque church was built in the 10th century and used by the Knights Templar in the 12th century. It then passed to the Knights of Malta after the Templar order was dissolved. The current facade dates from the 13th century. The dimly lit interior is austere, with a 15th-century crucifix being one of the few adornments. To the church's immediate south are hospice buildings where pilgrims on the Via Francigena once rested.
San Pietro alla Magione Church
Via CamolliaSerenely beautiful, this Romanesque church was built in the 10th century and used by the Knights Templar in the 12th century. It then passed to the Knights of Malta after the Templar order was dissolved. The current facade dates from the 13th century. The dimly lit interior is austere, with a 15th-century crucifix being one of the few adornments. To the church's immediate south are hospice buildings where pilgrims on the Via Francigena once rested.
This three-aisled 15th-century church was built on the site of Porta Fontegiusta, one of the original gates in the city walls, to thank the Virgin Mary for the Sienese victory over the Florentines in the Battle of Poggio Imperiale (1479). Inside, to the right of the altar, is Francesco Vanni's painting The Blessed Ambrogio Sansedoni Asking the Virgin for Protection of Siena (1590).
Santa Maria in Portico a Fontegiusta, Siena
6 Via FontegiustaThis three-aisled 15th-century church was built on the site of Porta Fontegiusta, one of the original gates in the city walls, to thank the Virgin Mary for the Sienese victory over the Florentines in the Battle of Poggio Imperiale (1479). Inside, to the right of the altar, is Francesco Vanni's painting The Blessed Ambrogio Sansedoni Asking the Virgin for Protection of Siena (1590).
The baroque facade of this church dates from 1613, but the church itself is much older, having been constructed in the 12th century. Inside are works by Guido Reni and Domenico Beccafumi. Adjacent to the church is the Renaissance-style Logge del Papa.
San Martino
47 Via del PorrioneThe baroque facade of this church dates from 1613, but the church itself is much older, having been constructed in the 12th century. Inside are works by Guido Reni and Domenico Beccafumi. Adjacent to the church is the Renaissance-style Logge del Papa.
This handsome Renaissance style structure next to the Chiesa di San Martino was commissioned by Pope Pius II (Enea Silvio Piccolomini) and built in 1462.
Loggia del Papa, Siena
Logge del PapaThis handsome Renaissance style structure next to the Chiesa di San Martino was commissioned by Pope Pius II (Enea Silvio Piccolomini) and built in 1462.
Built between 1417 and 1428, this arched loggia with its distinctive sculptures is located on the Croce del Travaglio, from which the three main roads of Siena's historic centre start: Via di Città, Via Banchi di Sopra and Via Banchi di Sotto.
Loggia della Mercanzia
2 Via di CittàBuilt between 1417 and 1428, this arched loggia with its distinctive sculptures is located on the Croce del Travaglio, from which the three main roads of Siena's historic centre start: Via di Città, Via Banchi di Sopra and Via Banchi di Sotto.
Nestled in the shadow of the huge Gothic church of San Francesco, this 15th-century oratory is dedicated to St Bernardino and decorated with Mannerist frescoes by Il Sodoma, Domenico (di Pace) Beccafumi and Girolamo del Pacchia. Upstairs, the small Museo Diocesano di Arte Sacra has some lovely paintings, including Madonna del Latte (Nursing Madonna; c 1340) by Ambrogio Lorenzetti.
Oratory of San Bernardino
7 Piazza S. FrancescoNestled in the shadow of the huge Gothic church of San Francesco, this 15th-century oratory is dedicated to St Bernardino and decorated with Mannerist frescoes by Il Sodoma, Domenico (di Pace) Beccafumi and Girolamo del Pacchia. Upstairs, the small Museo Diocesano di Arte Sacra has some lovely paintings, including Madonna del Latte (Nursing Madonna; c 1340) by Ambrogio Lorenzetti.
Housed in the Renaissance-era Palazzo Piccolomini, Siena's state archives aren't a usual stop on the standard tourist itinerary, but provide ample reward for those who choose to visit. The small on-site museum takes its name from the pride of the archive's collection: 103 small late-13th-century painted and gilded wooden panels known as the 'Tavolette di Biccherna'. Created as covers for the municipal accounts books, the tavolette were painted by Sienese artists including Ambogio Lorenzetti and Taddeo di Bartolo.
Museo delle Tavolette di Biccherna
52 Banchi di SottoHoused in the Renaissance-era Palazzo Piccolomini, Siena's state archives aren't a usual stop on the standard tourist itinerary, but provide ample reward for those who choose to visit. The small on-site museum takes its name from the pride of the archive's collection: 103 small late-13th-century painted and gilded wooden panels known as the 'Tavolette di Biccherna'. Created as covers for the municipal accounts books, the tavolette were painted by Sienese artists including Ambogio Lorenzetti and Taddeo di Bartolo.
The Museum of Natural History is one of the oldest and most important scientific museums in Tuscany. The building, previously a Camaldolese monastery, houses two centuries of acquisitions and donations. Collections of natural and historical specimens, period instruments and curiosities are displayed in nineteenth century style. The Museum is organised in four main sections and occupies the two floors of the building surrounding the central court, a large basement and an upper floor with attic. A specimen that has become the emblem of the Museum, the skeleton of a 15-metre fin whale, is on show in the courtyard.
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Museo di Storia Naturale dell'Accademia dei Fisiocritici
2 Piazzetta Silvio GigliThe Museum of Natural History is one of the oldest and most important scientific museums in Tuscany. The building, previously a Camaldolese monastery, houses two centuries of acquisitions and donations. Collections of natural and historical specimens, period instruments and curiosities are displayed in nineteenth century style. The Museum is organised in four main sections and occupies the two floors of the building surrounding the central court, a large basement and an upper floor with attic. A specimen that has become the emblem of the Museum, the skeleton of a 15-metre fin whale, is on show in the courtyard.
Park and nature
Orti dei Tolomei
7 Via Pier Andrea MattioliOperated by a social cooperative that gives support and employment to people with disabilities or dependency problems, this urban oasis is home to a small vineyard with clones of medieval vines, a cooperative organic farm that supplies the on-site restaurant with fruit and vegetables, plenty of animals (geese, goats, ducks and donkeys) and a scattering of site-specific contemporary artworks.
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Ristorante / pizzeria All'Orto de' Pecci
39 Via Porta GiustiziaOperated by a social cooperative that gives support and employment to people with disabilities or dependency problems, this urban oasis is home to a small vineyard with clones of medieval vines, a cooperative organic farm that supplies the on-site restaurant with fruit and vegetables, plenty of animals (geese, goats, ducks and donkeys) and a scattering of site-specific contemporary artworks.
Built by order of Cosimo de' Medici in 1563, this fortified brick castle was decommissioned as a military barracks in the late-18th century and converted into a public park. It's now a popular leisure facility where locals come to relax in the garden, jog around the perimeter or meet friends for an aperitivo at Enoteca Italiana in the dungeons. There are panoramic city views from the ramparts and bastions.
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Fortezza Medicea
Piazza Caduti delle Forze ArmateBuilt by order of Cosimo de' Medici in 1563, this fortified brick castle was decommissioned as a military barracks in the late-18th century and converted into a public park. It's now a popular leisure facility where locals come to relax in the garden, jog around the perimeter or meet friends for an aperitivo at Enoteca Italiana in the dungeons. There are panoramic city views from the ramparts and bastions.
The tranquil terraces of this botanical garden, which is spread over 2.5 hectares of the verdant Sant'Agostino Valley, provide a welcome escape from the tourist crowds and gorgeous views across the valley. Owned by the University of Siena, which operates a scientific field here, it features hothouses filled with tropical and subtropical species, a genus terrace, fruit trees and gardens planted with aromatic, medicinal and food plants. In total, over 1000 species are found here. Native and endangered species are also represented.
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Botanical Garden of the University of Siena
4 Via Pier Andrea MattioliThe tranquil terraces of this botanical garden, which is spread over 2.5 hectares of the verdant Sant'Agostino Valley, provide a welcome escape from the tourist crowds and gorgeous views across the valley. Owned by the University of Siena, which operates a scientific field here, it features hothouses filled with tropical and subtropical species, a genus terrace, fruit trees and gardens planted with aromatic, medicinal and food plants. In total, over 1000 species are found here. Native and endangered species are also represented.
Getting around
Siena - Ferrovia station
Piazza Gramsci station
Bus station
Piazza Indipendenza
Piazza IndipendenzaTaxi station
Hertz Noleggio Auto
37 Viale Sardegnacar rental
Avis Autonoleggio - Siena
36 Via Simone Martinicar rental
Europcar
11 Via Vicinale Vittorio Zanicar rental
Parking
Siena Parcheggi - Parcheggio Il Duomo
5 Via del Nuovo Asilo900 mt walk from the apt
Parcheggio Pubblico Gratuito Il Campino
1 Piazza della LibertàFree parking but it's not easy to find a free spot.