• Piazza del Campo - Visitors to Piazza del Campo will be captivated by the stunning shell-shaped square, regarded as one of Europe’s finest medieval plazas. The iconic Torre del Mangia, standing 87 meters tall, dominates the skyline and provides breathtaking views of Siena for those who climb its 400 steps. The piazza also hosts the magnificent Palazzo Pubblico, Siena’s town hall since the 13th century, showcasing exquisite Gothic architecture and housing priceless frescoes.

• Palazzo Pubblico and Museo Civico - The Palazzo Pubblico, Siena’s iconic town hall, is a Gothic architectural masterpiece from the late 13th century. Its stunning facade and the towering Torre del Mangia dominate Piazza del Campo, the city’s main square. Inside, the Civic Museum boasts an extraordinary collection of medieval and Renaissance art, including famous frescoes by Simone Martini and Ambrogio Lorenzetti, offering visitors a glimpse into Siena’s rich artistic and political history.

• Torre del Mangia - The Torre del Mangia, standing at 87 meters tall, is an iconic symbol of Siena that dominates the city’s skyline. Completed in 1348, this Gothic tower offers visitors who climb its 400 steps breathtaking panoramic views of Siena and the surrounding Tuscan countryside. The tower’s name, meaning “Tower of the Eater,” comes from its first bell-ringer, Giovanni di Balduccio, nicknamed “Mangiaguadagni” for his tendency to spend all his earnings on food.

• Loggia della Mercanzia - Loggia della Mercanzia is a graceful open-air structure built between 1417 and 1444 at the Croce del Travaglio, where Siena’s three main streets meet. Blending Gothic and Renaissance styles, it features elegant arches, richly decorated marble pillars, and statues of saints. Once the headquarters of Siena’s merchants’ guild, it remains a symbol of the city’s artistic and civic heritage.

• Museo dell’Opera del Duomo - The Museo dell’Opera del Duomo in Siena houses an exceptional collection of artworks and artifacts originally from Siena Cathedral. Highlights include the magnificent Maestà altarpiece by Duccio di Buoninsegna, considered a masterpiece of early 14th-century Italian painting. The museum also showcases stunning marble statues by Giovanni Pisano from the cathedral’s façade, as well as works by renowned artists such as Donatello and Pietro Lorenzetti, offering visitors a comprehensive look at Siena’s rich artistic heritage.

• Piazza di Postierla - Piazza di Postierla, also known as Quattro Cantoni (Four Corners), is a historic square in Siena located at the end of Via di Città. The square gets its name from a former secondary gate in the city’s first set of walls, and it’s where four main streets of the Terzo di Città intersect. At its center stands a 15th-century column topped with the emblem of Siena, the she-wolf, while the square is surrounded by important noble palaces including Palazzo Chigi alla Postierla and Palazzo Borghesi.

• All’Orto de’ Pecci - Orto de’ Pecci is a hidden green oasis located in the heart of Siena, just a few hundred meters from Piazza del Campo. This unique space combines a reconstructed medieval orchard with an organic garden, offering visitors a peaceful retreat from the bustling city streets. The garden serves as an educational farm and a relaxation spot, making it an ideal destination for families with children, history enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a tranquil moment amidst nature in the historic center12.

• Duomo di Siena - The Duomo di Siena, or Siena Cathedral, is a magnificent example of Italian Romanesque-Gothic architecture, renowned for its striking black and white marble facade. Inside, visitors are awed by the intricate mosaic floor, considered one of the most ornate of its kind in Italy, depicting biblical scenes and allegories. The cathedral also houses masterpieces by renowned artists such as Donatello, Michelangelo, and Bernini, making it a treasure trove of Italian Renaissance art.

• Complesso Museale Santa Maria della Scala - Santa Maria della Scala, located opposite Siena’s cathedral, is one of Europe’s oldest hospitals and now a sprawling museum complex. Founded to care for pilgrims, the poor, and abandoned children, it features centuries of history, stunning frescoes, archaeological treasures, and medieval chapels. Visitors can explore its labyrinth of halls, admire masterpieces by Sienese artists, and discover artifacts from Siena’s past, making it a must-see stop in the city.

• Via di Citta - Via di Città is Siena’s most elegant and historic street, connecting Piazza del Campo to Piazza del Duomo. Lined with medieval palaces and impressive landmarks like Palazzo Chigi-Saracini and Loggia della Mercanzia, it’s perfect for a leisurely stroll. This lively thoroughfare is also a favorite for shopping, local boutiques, and soaking up the city’s authentic atmosphere.

• Fortezza Medicea - Fortezza Medicea is a 16th-century brick fortress just outside Siena’s old town. Its ramparts offer wide paths for walking and some of the best panoramic views of the city. Today, it’s a popular spot for locals to relax, exercise, and enjoy open-air events.

• Self-guided walking tour (app)
• Digital Map

• Private transportation

Discover the wonders of Siena with our engaging self-guided tour app, designed to lead you through the city’s renowned landmarks and secret treasures. Experience the grandeur of Piazza del Campo, the breathtaking Duomo, and the enchanting alleys of the historic contrade. This tour is ideal for history buffs, art aficionados, and inquisitive explorers, offering detailed audio guides, intriguing historical narratives, and interactive maps that vividly illustrate Siena’s storied past. Enjoy the freedom to pause for wine tastings at cozy enotecas or spend extra time in world-class museums at your leisure. With offline capabilities and real-time navigation, you’ll explore Siena’s Gothic architecture, Renaissance art, and Palio traditions with confidence, gaining a profound appreciation for the city’s rich cultural legacy.

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