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Siena’s shell-shaped Piazza del Campo is a medieval brick masterpiece, bustling with cafes and famed for its vibrant Palio horse races.

Experience rustic Tuscan charm at Grotta Santa Caterina da Bagoga, where handmade pasta and local wines create a cozy dining adventure.

The Siena Cathedral, a stunning 13th-century marvel draped in striking black and white marble, captures the heart with its exquisite facade and intricate interiors, making it an unmissable gem in Tuscany.

Step into St. Catherine's restored 14th-century home-turned-sanctuary in Siena, where rich frescoes and sacred relics celebrate the city's beloved patron saint.

This cozy, exposed-brick trattoria on the Via Francigena serves up mouthwatering Tuscan pizzas and handmade pasta, paired with fun cooking classes led by friendly chefs.

Step into 1600s opulence at this palatial Siena hotel, where frescoed ceilings, luxe rooms, and a stellar wine bar meet prime medieval views.

Campo Cedro blends fresh Mediterranean seafood with subtle Japanese flair for a refined, inventive dining experience just off the beaten path.

Alma Domus offers a charming stay in a historic convent with stunning Siena Cathedral views, simple yet comfy rooms, and a delicious breakfast to kickstart your day.

Santa Maria della Scala in Siena is a sprawling medieval hospital turned museum, boasting stunning frescoes, ancient artifacts, and a labyrinth of history across three atmospheric levels.

Wood-fired pizzas with a giant menu, craft beers, and killer Duomo views from a cozy brick-vaulted terrace.