2025 Siena Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

This year is a very lucky and happy year to be able to travel to Italy at the end of April The sun in Italy doesn't set until 8pm The time to take photos is long👍👍👍 Taiwan is 6 hours ahead of Italy✔️ The temperature difference between morning and evening is large in the season from April to May❗️ Hot in the afternoon, slightly cool at night Once again, there is a famous ice cream shop in Siena that is much better than the one in Taiwan🤣🤣🤣 I won't buy FamilyMart ice cream anymore 😂 I can tell you with certainty You can't go back after eating Italian ice cream😂😂😂 The most recommended local pistachio flavor is very authentic~ We ordered two drinks, 6.5 euros each, a total of 13 euros But it didn't disappoint at all, it was super delicious❗️❗️❗️ I really like Siena's Cathedral, with its magnificent walls and round blue mirrors. It is a Gothic building with traces of Catholicism everywhere. I took many photos of different cathedrals in this scene. This is my favorite attraction in Siena❗️ Currently, I have seen rose parties, lucky bracelet parties, and feeding pigeons also require fees. Italy is a major tourist country in the world, but you still have to be careful of thieves❗️❗️ But Italians think feeding pigeons is nothing. I am willing to buy from people who sell feed. There are many tourists from all over the world in Italy (just look at the photos to see how many people there are 🤣🤣) Please be sure to carry all valuables in your bag inside your coat👍 And don't be alone, walk with your travel companions to prevent accidents❗️ #Italy 🇮🇹 #Italia #Siena #travel #travelholic #poptour #bobocheckin #Siena Cathedral #TravelCoolExperience #Photography Guide #100 Ways to Travel #europetrip #icecream #gelato 🍦

Embark on a four-day journey through Italy and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature! This poetic adventure through mountains and waters will unveil the unique charm of the Apennines. Let's take a look! 🌍Itinerary: Explore the Beautiful Scenery of Italy🌞 D1: Lake Como->Genoa Old Port->Cathedral of San Lorenzo Begin your journey at the tranquil Lake Como, admiring the picturesque scenery. Then, head to the Genoa Old Port to experience the ancient harbor atmosphere. Finally, visit the magnificent Cathedral of San Lorenzo and marvel at the charm of religious architecture. D2: Leaning Tower of Pisa->Piazza dei Miracoli->Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta->Piazza dei Cavalieri->Ponte Vecchio->Piazzale Michelangelo Visit the legendary Leaning Tower of Pisa and stroll through the Piazza dei Miracoli. Then, visit the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta and Piazza dei Cavalieri, immersing yourself in the rich history. In the evening, cross the ancient Ponte Vecchio and arrive at Piazzale Michelangelo to admire the masterpieces of art. D3: Pienza->Val d'Orcia->Cypress Tree Viewpoint Travel to Pienza and explore this charming town. Then, delve into the Val d'Orcia and marvel at the wonders of nature. Finally, arrive at the Cypress Tree Viewpoint and overlook the magnificent valley scenery, creating unforgettable memories. D4: Siena Old Town->Piazza del Campo->San Gimignano->Chianti Wander through the ancient streets of Siena Old Town and experience the historical charm. Then, head to Piazza del Campo and admire the medieval architectural style. Afterward, travel to San Gimignano and uncover the mysteries of this ancient city. Finally, arrive in Chianti, savor the local wine and cuisine, and conclude your delightful Italian journey.🍷🌳 Must-See Attractions: 🌟 Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Piazza del Duomo, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy Opening Hours: January 1 - September 27, Monday - Saturday 10:10-15:45 Duration: 3-4 hrs An iconic landmark of Florence and a representative building of the early Renaissance, a must-visit! 🌟 Leaning Tower of Pisa ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Piazza del Duomo, 56126 Pisa PI, Italy Opening Hours: February 22 - March 30, 09:00-19:00 Duration: 1 hr An architectural marvel. Climb to the top for panoramic city views and enjoy the breathtaking scenery. 🌟 Piazza dei Miracoli ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Piazza del Duomo, 56126 Pisa PI, Italy Opening Hours: All day Duration: 2-3 hrs The center of medieval architectural essence, a perfect blend of history and art. 🌟 Lake Como ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Lake Como, Italy Duration: 2-4 hrs Like a magnificent landscape painting, the picturesque scenery is captivating and refreshing. 🌟 Ponte Vecchio ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Ponte Vecchio, 50125 Firenze FI, Italy Duration: 15-30 mins A landmark of Florence, Italy, with nearly a thousand years of history, experience its ancient charm. Travel Tips: 🛫 Upon arrival in Italy, trains or taxis from the airport to the city center are readily available. 🎁 Italian specialties, such as leather goods and fashion, are expensive but of excellent quality. 🌦️ March in Italy is mild and rainy, so remember to bring an umbrella! 📝 A visa is required to travel to Italy, and it's recommended to apply in advance. Love Italian style and cuisine? Don't forget to like and save this post. These tips might come in handy for your next trip!

Five-day tour in Italy, a new place to check in during the New Year! Immerse yourself in the romance and history of ancient Rome and experience a different festive atmosphere. Come explore together! -------------------- Italy, located in southern Europe, has a long history and is the birthplace of ancient Roman civilization. 🏛️From the charming water city of Venice to the wine estates of Tuscany🍷, this place is known as the "beautiful boots" of Europe. -------------------- 🏃‍♀️Itinerary: Day 1: Siena Cathedral Visit the historic Siena Cathedral and soak up the ancient religious atmosphere. Day 2: Leaning Tower of Pisa - Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore - Piazza della Signoria - Piazza dei Miracoli Visit multiple attractions in one day, from the amazing tilt of the Leaning Tower of Pisa to the exquisite carvings of the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, to the historical sites of Piazza della Signoria and Piazza dei Miracoli. It is a fulfilling and culturally rich itinerary. Day 3: Cinque Terre Take a stroll through the Cinque Terre, experience the unique style and charming scenery of the Italian seaside towns, and enjoy a leisurely time. Day 4: Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II – Sforza Castle – Milan Cathedral Wander through gorgeous shopping galleries, explore ancient castles, and finally visit the magnificent Milan Cathedral, where fashion and history meet. Day 5: Piazza San Marco – Bridge of Sighs – Gondola Ride Feel the bustle and prosperity of Venice at St. Mark's Square, stroll along the Bridge of Sighs and listen to the sighs of history, and take a gondola ride to enjoy the romance and tranquility of the water city. 🚣‍♂️🌅 -------------------- 🎒 Travel essentials: Things to bring when traveling to Italy 📞 Buy an Italian phone card for easy communication and internet access. 🔌 Don’t forget the plug converter, the Italian plug may be different from yours. 📜 With your passport and visa ready, you don’t have to worry about entry and exit. 👟 If you go to Italy in January, dress warmly and bring a down jacket, scarf, and gloves. 🔋 Chargers and mobile power banks are essential, as both mobile phones and cameras need power. 💊 Bring your usual medicines with you just in case. It is important to travel in a healthy way. 💰 Prepare your credit cards and cash so you can shop and eat more comfortably. -------------------- The romance and charm of Italy are waiting for you to explore. Don’t forget to bring your camera to record your Italian vacation!

#1月好去地方2025 When I went to Tuscany in central Italy, I visited the ancient city of Siena, which is listed as a World Cultural Heritage. This medieval autonomous city-state has completely preserved its original appearance, allowing travelers who step into the old town to feel the scenery and history of Siena in the past. After half a day of walking around, Siena must-visit attractions: ✓Siena City Hall Palazzo Pubblico The brick-red city hall is a lovely building. The square and round windows of the main building actually form a lovely face. The lively expression seems to be smiling and welcoming. The towering bell tower standing next to it seems to be waving to tourists. Piazza del Campo, the Shell Square in front of the Town Hall, is an important venue for the horse racing festival. In a corner next to it, there is also a happy fountain, Fonte Gaia. ✓Siena Cathedral Duomo di Siena If the most popular tourist attractions in Asia are temples, then the most popular tourist attractions in Europe are churches. The black and white marble walls, the standard Tuscan Gothic style, and the intricately carved stone sculptures are extremely beautiful and are not inferior to the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore. Spend €3 to visit the interior and you will be able to experience the magnificence and shock. Siena is a beautiful mountain city, which is like walking into the medieval Europe. However, the stone steps are not easy to walk up and down, and it is also a test of tourists' leg strength, especially when dragging luggage. It will be crazy to arrange a half-day tour to visit with light luggage, which will make the trip much more relaxing and comfortable. #italytravel #siena

The long holiday is coming, planning to go to Italy? Don’t miss this 8-day travel guide to make your trip to Italy more exciting! -- Italy, the birthplace of ancient Roman civilization, the Colosseum has witnessed the vicissitudes of thousands of years of history. From the magnificent snow scenery of the Alps🏔️ to the water city style of Venice🚣, every place exudes strong regional characteristics. -- 🎉Travel route: D1: Arrive in Milan and enjoy a full day of free activities! After making arrangements for your hotel, you can start exploring this fashionable city! D2: Visit Our Lady of Grace and feel the tranquility and mystery of religion. D3: Lake Garda – Centro Storico Sirmione – Juliet’s House – Verona Arena – Piazza Venezia. Travel between history and nature, and experience the classicism and romance of Italy. D4: Piazza San Marco – St. Mark’s Campanile – Doge’s Palace – Rialto Bridge. Go deep into the heart of Venice and appreciate the unique charm of the water city. D5: Uffizi Gallery - Accademia Gallery of Florence - Church of San Giovanni al Mosnari. Immerse yourself in the sea of ​​art and feel the Renaissance atmosphere of Florence. D6: Piazza Siena – Siena Cathedral – Old Town of Siena. Stroll through the ancient streets and experience the history and culture of Siena. D7: Visit Piazza Navona and feel the unique charm and vitality of Rome. D8: After the wonderful trip to Italy, I set off to return to China with full of memories and emotions! 🛫 -- 🧳 Travel list: essential items for a trip to Italy 📞 A local phone card is necessary for easy contact and online information inquiry. 🔌 Don’t forget to bring a plug adapter, the plug type in Italy may be different from that in your country. 🪪 Be sure to bring all your documents, passport, visa, and air tickets to make your trip smoother. 👚 According to the Italian climate in December, prepare some warm and fashionable clothing, including windbreakers and scarves. 🔋 Chargers and power banks are essential for travel. They can replenish power for mobile phones and cameras at any time. -- That’s it for your trip to Italy, I hope you had a great time and see you next time! 👋✨

Incredibly stunning cathedral in Siena. The exterior of the cathedral is beautiful, elegant, and pretty impressive. ❤️ I didn’t have a lot of time in Siena, and did not manage to go inside of the cathedral, which was a pity. It’s also located not too far from the main piazza. 💒 Address: Duomo di Siena Piazza del Duomo, 8, 51300, Siena SI, Italy #siena #italy #italytrip #duomodisiena

Getting There - Siena - Tuscany 🇮🇹 Attractions - Walking in the park, listening music while walking by in the plaza, shopping at locals store, and seeing the beautiful views Hotels - B&B Siena Food & Restaurants - steakhouse Shopping - Artigli Great time in Siena walking around the beautiful city and enjoying the birds singing. #mytripvlog #tripblazers #mytripvlog

Getting There - Piazza del Campo - Siena - Tuscany 🇮🇹 Attractions - Walking, eating , and seeing beautiful places! shopping 🛍 Hotels - The Siena hotel Food & Restaurants - Kebab was delicious! made from pork and chicken Shopping - Locals stores and luxury brands! Hope you like some of the pics that I took while walking around!! I love being able to take pics of not only what I’m seeing but also what I buy, eat and do so I can share with you guys! #tripblazers #bucketlistreboot #mytripvlog #foodie

Address - Siena, Piazza Del Campo Ambiance/Facilities - Restaurants, Shopping center, Bars, and local vendors Highlights - Some of the best wine, people, and views Avg. Price per Person - depends where you are flying from. if you are already here you may pay between $#wintergetaway 0 and $50 per train ticket to get here Rating - 5⭐️ #siena #piazzadelcampo #tripblazers #foodie #bucketlistreboot #wintergetaway #summervacationtravel

Getting There - This was an amazing adventure that took place in Siena Attractions - Piazza del Campo & various churches Hotels - The Siena B&B Food & Restaurants - we ate at the market- I would suggest you to try a sandwich with pork while in Siena since in Tuscany they have the best pork Shopping - Giorgio Armani #siena #tripblazers #bucketlistreboot #mytripvlog #beachlife

#Overseas Travel In the medieval city of Siena in Tuscany in central Italy, we stayed at the small hotel Albergo Bernini. As soon as I stepped into the small hotel, I didn't expect that it would bring me endless surprises! The hotel is located in an old house built in the 13th century. It is full of old European style and is decorated with nostalgic furniture from the past. Go up to the balcony on the top floor of the hotel and you can have a panoramic view of the medieval city of Siena! This is arguably the most beautiful spot to take a closer look at charming Siena. Plus the price is affordable and the location is convenient, it feels great! It's just that the walls are a bit thin and the sound insulation is not very good. #ItalianTravel #EuropeanTravel #OverseasTravel

Thanks to my parents who work in Italy, I've been to many Italian cities since I was young! If you ask me which city I liked the most, I can answer 'Siena' right away✨ Siena is a relatively large city in Tuscany, but it's not very famous, so there aren't many tourists...! However, it's a great place because there are many things to see and you can feel the depth of Italian life👍 A city surrounded by walls! There's a train that goes directly from Florence Santa Maria Novella Station, so I highly recommend visiting it at least once🧡 The tourist attraction in the photo is Piazza del Campo in Siena! It's one of the most beautiful squares in the world👏 In the next post, I'll write about the most beautiful square in Italy, 'Piazza Navona'😊 📍Siena Campo Square 📍Il Campo, 53100 Siena SI #Italy travel #European sensibility #Hidden travel destination #Small city travel #Life travel destination #Must-see historic site

The 💛Siena Cathedral in Siena, central Italy, has a gorgeous exterior, and the interior’s black and white horizontal striped columns and marble puzzle floor are stunning. There are many works of art masters inside the church, including statues of Michelangelo, Bernini and Donatello. #goout #italy #siena #goout

#OverseasTravel Another small attraction in Siena. To be honest, I don’t know what it’s called. But the atmosphere is really full of emotion. The weather was great again. #Overseas Travel

Sitting on top of a big butte of volcanic tuff, Orvieto retains large signs of its Etrurian past, so much so that the first thing that stood out to me was the light brown tones across its alleys and its roads. The Duomo cathedral is the main attraction. The church was built in the 14th century and is dedicated to the Ascending of the Virgin Mary. Aesthetically it might remind you of the more famous Cathedral of Siena, obviously because of its roman-gothic style! This one in Orvieto is one of the most significant in Italy. Don’t miss a visit to another landmark of note, like Torre del Moro for a sunset view of the town and the surrounding hills, Pozzo di San Patrizio and Fortezza Albornoz! Since we are in Umbria, food plays a unique role. Local cuisine is highly appreciated thanks to its cured meats and other traditional dishes. If you’re planning a road trip across Italy, don’t miss this part of the country for its authenticity. #italy #italytravel #italybeauties #umbria #orvieto #awesomepic #travel #town #oldtown

This is a huge building located in the heart of Siena old city, which is reachable by bus for about an hour from Florence. It is usually where people sit down and relax, since there are many cafes as well around #happynewyear #italy #happynewyear

Siena is a city near Florence, famous for its history and also architecture. To visit, usually we can find some one day tour package where Siena is included in it. It is quite big but maybe 1-2 hours are enough to see the main buildings. #happynewyear #happynewyear

Siena is not as famous as Florence, but it is located close to Florence. It is one of the old city which in history it used to be Florence’s opponent in terms of development. As we can see, they also have a Duomo (cathedral) which look similar to Florence, but due to some reasons they couldnt finish building it. The city itself is very beautiful and hilly, so be ready to climb up and down #HalloTrip

#EuropeanTravel Siena is a beautiful city in the Tuscany region of Italy that still retains the charm of the Middle Ages. The red brick buildings and narrow, winding alleys are like a painting in themselves, and just walking through the streets will make you feel happy. Main tourist attractions in Siena Piazza del Campo: A unique square shaped like a seashell, it is the symbol and center of Siena. In the summer, the famous Palio horse race is held, making it even more lively. We recommend sitting at an open-air cafe around the square and enjoying your leisure time, or climbing the Manza Tower to enjoy the view of Siena. Siena Cathedral (Duomo di Siena): It is considered one of the most beautiful Gothic cathedrals in Italy. The elaborate carvings and frescoes inside and out are breathtaking, and the splendor of the Piccolomini Library is a must-see. Tips for traveling in Siena Comfortable shoes: Siena has many hills and alleys, so it is recommended to wear comfortable shoes. Book in advance: During peak season, it can be difficult to enter major tourist attractions, so we recommend booking online in advance. Explore the alleyways: Walking along the small alleyways around Piazza del Campo, you can find cute shops and hidden gems. Create unforgettable memories in Siena, where old-world beauty and a lively atmosphere coexist!

【Opening】 Begin your journey from the grandeur of Rome, traversing through the mist-shrouded "Castle in the Sky" – Civita di Bagnoregio, the inspiration for Miyazaki's Laputa. This medieval town precariously perched on a cliff is connected to the world by a single bridge, its tuff walls whispering ancient Etruscan secrets as they erode with time. The ochre-hued alleys of Siena resemble a frozen symphony, while the curves of Piazza del Campo carry the soul of the hill town from *Under the Tuscan Sun*. The unfinished dream of the black-and-white-striped cathedral intertwines with the cheers of the Palio horse race, echoing the lingering charm of the Middle Ages. Beneath Florence's domes, the pink-and-green marble dome of Santa Maria del Fiore pierces the sky, while the brushstrokes in the Uffizi Gallery and the secret passages of Palazzo Vecchio hide the thrills of *Inferno*. The sunset from Piazzale Michelangelo casts the entire city in golden poetry. The finale rests in Arezzo, leaning against the gentle slope of Piazza Grande, gazing at the arches of Vasari's Loggia. This was the heartwarming stage for *Life Is Beautiful* and the arena for the Giostra del Saraceno's medieval jousting. Five days of travel culminate in tossing a coin into Rome's Trevi Fountain, as Tuscan vineyards and olive groves become an indelible reel in your heart. 🛬【Itinerary】 D1 *Roman Holiday* First Impressions: Arrive at Rome Fiumicino Airport, check into your hotel, and savor the eternal city's twilight and starlit night. D2 Strolling Through Rome D3 The Castle in the Sky & Tuscan Sun: Explore Civita di Bagnoregio, the prototype for Miyazaki's *Castle in the Sky*, hike the 1km boardwalk to the summit for a misty Tiber Valley vista, and enjoy handmade gelato in the old town. Wander Piazza del Campo, hunting for the iconic shutter-toned buildings from *Under the Tuscan Sun*, then sip wine at a castle winery 🍷 for a light buzz. D4 Florence's Symbolic Puzzles: Decode the Renaissance following *Inferno*. D5 Arezzo Time Machine: Roam Renaissance arcades and antique markets at *Life Is Beautiful*'s filming location. ⛺【Must-Visit Attractions】: Civita di Bagnoregio: Known as the "Castle in the Sky," this 2,500-year-old town clings to a clifftop, connected only by a narrow bridge, appearing like a floating fortress from afar. It inspired Miyazaki’s *Laputa: Castle in the Sky*. Ravaged by earthquakes and erosion, it’s listed among the "100 Most Endangered Sites" globally. Pienza: The heart of Tuscany, this historic gem enchants with cobblestone streets and Renaissance-era buildings. Local crafts like ceramics, textiles, and goldwork showcase Tuscan ingenuity. Savor robust red wines and regional dishes for an unforgettable culinary journey. Here, slow living reigns—a haven for art and history lovers. San Gimignano: A medieval hill town famed for its preserved towers, earning it the nickname "Medieval Manhattan." Its UNESCO-listed center transports visitors back in time with cobbled lanes and ancient squares. Renowned for saffron and artisanal gelato, it’s an idyllic escape where sipping local wine at a café unveils its timeless charm. Santa Maria del Fiore: Florence’s iconic cathedral, built from 1296–1436, dazzles with green, white, and pink marble. Inside, treasures like the *Last Judgment* dome fresco await. The complex—cathedral, Giotto’s Bell Tower, and Baptistery—is a jewel of Italian architecture. Uffizi Gallery: A "Renaissance treasure trove," ranked among the world’s top three art museums alongside the Louvre and British Museum. 🍩【Must-Try Food】 🍨 Gelato: Relive *Roman Holiday* with Hepburn’s favorite scoop by the Spanish Steps—a time-traveling bite. 😉【Unmissable Experiences】 Tuscan Winery Tasting: Renowned for Chianti Classico, Tuscany’s sun-drenched vineyards yield velvety Sangiovese wines, aged to perfection with fruity and oaky notes. Opera Concert: In Florence’s historic Santa Monaca Church, revel in live arias from *Tosca*, *The Marriage of Figaro*, *Madama Butterfly*, and *La Traviata*, surrounded by Renaissance splendor and acoustics.

#Travel itinerary #Italy travel A different charm from the splendor of Rome or Florence. This trip was a slow walk along the jewel of Tuscany, Siena, and the hidden nature of Italy, Umbria. Red brick alleys, hilltop villages, and the wind flowing through vineyards. It was a simple but deeply penetrating journey. 1. Siena A city full of red bricks and traces of the Middle Ages. The sunset seen from Piazza del Campo felt like time travel. Walking slowly, I felt the dignity of old Europe again. 2. Siena Cathedral (Duomo di Siena) The elaborate Gothic cathedral is the pride of Siena. The marble floor decoration and the Piccolomini Library are overwhelming. A feast of art that captivates the eyes and the heart. 3. Montepulciano The hilltop wine village, the scenery of Val d'Orcia unfolds endlessly. I savored an Italian afternoon while drinking local wine, ‘Vino Nobile’, on the terrace. 4. Orvieto A town built on a cliff. The view of the ancient city unfolds when you take the cable car up. The truffle pasta I ate in the square in front of the Orvieto Cathedral was unforgettable. 5. Assisi Assisi, the city of St. Francis, was quiet and sacred. My heart was at peace in the scenery of white stone streets and pink sunsets. 6. Spello Like its nickname, ‘the town of flowers’, every house was full of flowers. Just walking down the alley felt like entering a fairy tale. The simple beauty of a small town. 7. Perugia The central city of Umbria and a city with a youthful sensibility. A place where ancient ruins and modern culture come together. The night spent with musicians playing on the streets filled the last part of the trip with warmth. 🌅 The end of the journey, the beginning of the aftertaste The red walls of Siena and the green hills of Umbria. This journey that met the heart of Italy was not flashy, but it left a deep resonance. It is a path that I want to walk slowly again someday.

Visiting National Gallery’s special exhibition "Siena: The Rise of Painting, 1300-1350" showcasing paintings, sculptures, ivory personal worship objects from several Italian / Sienese artists. It demonstrates a pivotal period in Sienese art, highlighting the city's artistic prowess and the formation of Western painting. It certainly highlights the contribution of Siena in art history. On a more detailed note, the paintings displayed delicate human emotions on sacred figures & personalities important in Christian arts (Jesus Christ, Mother Mary, the apostles like St Peter, St Paul, St John the Apostle, St Anne & Jerome, Mary Magdalene, St Agnes & Catherine Siena, etc. The explanation of how the icons were stored & transported & the design of different pieces of inter-connected works & how they are combined together is simply stunning. Extracted from some reviews: Reunited masterpieces: Some reviews mention the re-emergence of Sienese art, with works being reunited for the first time in centuries, adding to the exhibition's appeal. A window into a vibrant past: The exhibition offers a glimpse into the rich cultural and artistic life of Siena during its golden age, highlighting its opulence, spirituality, and extravagance. #nationalgallery #nationalgallerylondon #siena #Sieneseart #medievalitaly #Medievalart I feel most fortunate to be able to watch this before the closure of the exhibition.

#Traveling Abroad 🏰Pienza The utopia beloved by the Pope. It is a World Heritage Site. A city with a spectacular view of the Val d'Orcia below. It is difficult to visit by public transport, so I recommend renting a car or taking an optional tour. 🚗Parking I parked in a free parking lot↓ parcheggio Seminario Vescovile, Via Verde, 53026 Pienza SI, Italy 🏰Siena The historic district of Siena in Tuscany is registered as a World Heritage Site. The medieval streetscape remains, and the Piazza del Campo, a symbol of the city, is said to be the most beautiful square in the world. 📍Parking Siena (Parking Santa Caterina), Via Esterna di Fontebranda, 53100 Siena SI, Italy 2€ per hour A multi-storey parking lot where you can also use credit cards. 📍Piazza del Campo Il Campo, 53100 Siena SI, Italy 📍Siena Cathedral Piazza del Duomo, 8, 53100 Siena SI, Italy 🏰Montepulciano Montepulciano is famous for its wine. The city surrounded by walls on a hill surrounded by vineyards is called the "Pearl of the Renaissance." Personally, I thought it was the coolest and most sophisticated of the cities I visited in Tuscany. The stone-built, brown streets are somehow tough 🇮🇹 There were more restaurants and wine bars than cafes ♪ 📍Montepulciano Montepulciano, Italy 53045 Siena 📍Parking🅿️Free Parcheggio P8 - Il Bersaglio, Via dei Filosofi, 53045 Montepulciano SI, Italy I couldn't park here, but there were a few other free parking lots 🅿️ #Italy #Val d'Orcia

#Traveling abroad strategy The historic district of Siena in Tuscany is registered as a World Heritage Site. The medieval streetscape remains, and the Piazza del Campo, the symbol of the city, is said to be the most beautiful square in the world. The largest city I visited on this trip to Val d'Orcia. There were plenty of general stores, souvenir shops, cafes, and restaurants. It's a recommended place for those who want to enjoy shopping. I also bought a scarf as a souvenir. Siena Cathedral is a masterpiece of Italian Gothic architecture. The detailed decorations were beautiful and the colors were very pretty. I didn't go inside, but I enjoyed just the exterior. As it is a large city, it was a lively town with many tourists. It's a spot you can't miss on your trip to Val d'Orcia. 📍Parking Siena (Parking Santa Caterina), Via Esterna di Fontebranda, 53100 Siena SI, Italy 2€ per hour Multi-storey parking lot that accepts credit cards. It's also close to the escalator leading to the city center, so it's highly recommended. However! I was involved in a hit-and-run in the parking lot here 😇😇😇😇 📍Piazza del Campo Il Campo, 53100 Siena SI, Italy 📍Siena Cathedral Piazza del Duomo, 8, 53100 Siena SI, Italy #Italy

#springitinerary Siena in spring is a quiet wonder. The medieval streets curve like a labyrinth, opening into the stunning Piazza del Campo, where locals sunbathe with gelato in hand. I climbed the Torre del Mangia for a panoramic view of rolling Tuscan hills dotted with spring green. The gothic cathedral dazzled, and every alleyway revealed a peaceful corner filled with flowers and charm. #springitinerary tip: catch a local food market — the pecorino and olive oil are incredible. Siena in spring has soul: it’s warm, historic, and brimming with Italian authenticity without the summer crowds.

#cityplaybook #localguides #postandearn Nestled among the rolling hills of Tuscany, Siena is a city that whispers history from every brick and bell tower. Unlike the busy buzz of Florence, Siena feels like stepping into a well-kept secret—ancient, proud, and utterly enchanting. The city’s heart is Piazza del Campo, one of the most stunning medieval squares in all of Europe. I visited during a quiet morning when the square glowed with golden light. Later, I returned at sunset to watch the locals gather—students with guitars, families eating gelato, and couples savoring the breeze. Twice a year, the Palio di Siena, a thrilling bareback horse race, transforms this peaceful square into a roaring arena of tradition and fierce rivalry. Wandering Siena’s narrow, sloping streets, I was constantly struck by its artistry. The Siena Cathedral (Duomo di Siena) left me breathless. With its black-and-white marble stripes, intricate mosaics, and works by Michelangelo, it’s a spiritual and architectural masterpiece that rivals any in Italy. But what made Siena unforgettable wasn’t just the monuments—it was the soul of the city. The old-world ambiance, the friendly warmth of Sienese people, and the sense of pride in their ancient traditions. Even the food tells a story—pici pasta with cinghiale (wild boar), aged pecorino, and local Chianti wines filled every meal with flavor and heart. Best Time to Visit: April to June or September to October for comfortable weather and fewer crowds. July 2 and August 16 if you want to witness the Palio—but book early! Travel Tips: Wear comfortable shoes—Siena is hilly and full of cobbled paths. Visit the Torre del Mangia for panoramic views of the Tuscan countryside. Explore the city’s historic contrade (districts) to understand its deep local culture. Location: Siena, Tuscany, Italy #SoulOfSiena #TuscanyDreaming #PiazzaDelCampo #SienaDuomo #PalioDiSiena #ItalianHillTowns #HiddenGemsItaly #TravelTuscany #SienaVibes #AuthenticItaly

🔴Postcard-perfect countryside views: Visit the Cypress Road, famous S-curve, and the Little Chapel, enjoy classic rural landscapes where every photo looks professional. 🔴Medieval twin cities: From Siena's Gothic square to Pienza's Renaissance ideal city, travel through time to experience the beauty of Italian architecture. ✅Chinese-speaking guide ✅Small flexible group tours ✅No waiting for group formation ✅Daily departures 🚗Start your Tuscany journey anytime. Attraction guide: 🔸Siena: Medieval city and UNESCO World Heritage site, famous for its Gothic architecture and shell-shaped square. 🔸Cypress Road: Tuscany's iconic landscape in the Val d'Orcia region with rows of cypress trees lining the roads, frequently featured on postcards. 🔸Little Chapel: A solitary chapel standing on a hilltop, made famous by the movie "Under the Tuscan Sun," surrounded by typical Tuscan countryside scenery. 🔸Pienza: A model Renaissance "ideal city," birthplace of Pope Pius II, and UNESCO World Heritage site. 🔸S-curve Cypress Trees: Winding country roads flanked by cypress trees and wheat fields, especially the "S-curve" section, a classic Tuscan landmark. 📌Itinerary: ✔️8:30-9:00 | Meet at Florence train station (or other meeting point) ✔️10:30-12:30 | Visit Siena (including lunch time) ✔️13:30-13:50 | Visit Cypress Road ✔️14:05-14:45 | Visit the Little Chapel ✔️15:00-16:00 | Visit Pienza ✔️16:40-17:10 | Visit the S-curve ✔️17:30-19:00 | Return to Florence 📸 Photography tips: 🔸Use a 70-200mm telephoto lens at Cypress Road to create depth 🔸Capture Pienza at sunset with a drone to show the interplay of light and shadow between Renaissance buildings and farmland ⚠ Important notes: 1⃣During peak season (May-June), expect lines for photographing the Little Chapel 2⃣Siena Cathedral requires advance online reservation for visiting times 3⃣Tuscany is hot in summer, bring plenty of sunscreen and water

Day 1-2：Florence Day 3：pisa Day 4：sienna 【住宿地點】 Via di mezzo Airbnb: nice location but no lift. Need to carry luggage up by self Pisa day trip Beautiful, can take your time here to have a coffee no rushing, the cemetery and church is worth going Sienna day trip We went by joining tour with the winery But I think Sienna deserve a whole day Small town with beautiful view and rich history, worth your whole day Overall experience: It’s a very crowded city, but people are nice and the city is very energetic. And ppl like to start drinking from 6ish 7pm. Not necessarily with food 😂 You can definitely make some fds here And small towns ard Florence are also worth going 【小貼士】 Bring sunglasses Public transport can be paid by contactless payment A jacket is needed in the early morning and night