Sienna three-day guide: Day 1: Historical center and main attractions
- Piazza del Campo: Start your day at the central square Piazza del Campo, one of the most famous medieval squares in Europe. This is where the famous Palio horse race takes place.
- Palazzo Pubblico and Civic Museum: Visit this majestic town hall where important works of art are kept. Don't miss the fresco by Ambrogio Lorenzetti "Allegory of Good and Bad Government".
- Torre del Mangia: Climb the tower to enjoy stunning views of the city and surroundings.
- Siena Cathedral (Duomo): Be sure to visit this magnificent cathedral with its impressive facade and decorated marble floor. Don't forget to check out the Piccolomini Library with its colorful frescoes.
- Baptistery of San Giovanni: Explore the wonderful reliefs decorating the baptistery. Day 2: Art and culture
- Santa Maria della Scala: This huge complex was once a hospital and is now a museum. Here you can see art collections, archaeological finds, and temporary exhibitions.
- National Pinacoteca of Siena: The museum showcases works by artists of the Sienese school, including masters such as Duccio and Simone Martini.
- Basilica of San Domenico: Visit the church where the head of Saint Catherine of Siena, one of Italy's patron saints, is kept.
- Stroll through narrow streets: Explore the city's neighborhoods, enjoy the atmosphere, and visit local craft shops and cafes. Day 3: Surroundings of Siena and relaxation
- San Gimignano: Take the opportunity to visit the charming medieval town of San Gimignano, known for its well-preserved towers. Enjoy a walk through its streets and try the local white wine Vernaccia.
- Montalcino and Brunello wine: Head to Montalcino to try one of the region's most famous wines - Brunello. Many wineries offer tours and tastings.
- Thermae in Bagno Vignoni or Petriolo: End your journey with a relaxing break in hot springs to rest and recharge before heading home. I hope this guide will help you enjoy your time in Sienna. Safe travels!
