Opera della Metropolitana

Art museum · Siena

Opera della Metropolitana

Art museum · Siena
Piazza del Duomo, 8, 53100 Siena SI, Italy

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Opera della Metropolitana by null
Opera della Metropolitana by null
Opera della Metropolitana by null
Opera della Metropolitana by null
Opera della Metropolitana by null
Opera della Metropolitana by null
Opera della Metropolitana by null
Opera della Metropolitana by null
Opera della Metropolitana by null
Opera della Metropolitana by null
Opera della Metropolitana by null
Opera della Metropolitana by null
Opera della Metropolitana by null
Opera della Metropolitana by null
Opera della Metropolitana by null

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Marble statues, altar pieces, and stained glass with panoramic views  

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Piazza del Duomo, 8, 53100 Siena SI, Italy Get directions

operaduomo.siena.it
@duomosiena

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Piazza del Duomo, 8, 53100 Siena SI, Italy Get directions

+39 0577 286300
operaduomo.siena.it
@duomosiena

Features

restroom
wheelchair accessible entrance
wheelchair accessible restroom

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Nov 3, 2025

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Ana-Maria Anghel

Google
The way to visiting the Facciatone with the greatest views starts here, with the Opera della Metropolitana museum. If you bought the Porta del Cielo ticket (hightly recommended, buy in advance), you have this place included. The museum hosts some interesting exhibitions, mainly relics and religious paintings. For the Facciatone, there is a line that forms at the top floor and only 15 people go up at a time for up to 10-15 minutes. We waited 2 lines until going inside (30 minutes) in July, but there was available seating before going up. The views from above are amazing! I highly recommend going to the top for it is one of the best viewpoints in the city (see photos below).

Ilan Carmel

Google
Very nice museum and the highlight is the scenic panoramic view of Siena from the walkway on the top of the tower. It's good value to buy the combo ticket in the duomo.

Samantha Platt

Google
Great museum which also allows you to climb the old panoramic facade. You will need to purchase a ticket and I suggest the €23 pass which gives you entry to the Cathedral, allows you to climb panoramic facade, the Mini Library, the Bapistry, the Museum, the Crypt and to walk the nave in the Cathedral (The Gate of Heaven). The museum houses both beautiful paintings and sculptures. The round stained glass window just as you enter is an absolute standout. We entered at 11am and didn't have to queue at all. I would suggest going early in the day to avoid the crowds. The views from the facade wall are also well worth the visit. The small chapel which is now the gifts shop will take your breath away as you exit.

Lu Panchártek Suchá

Google
Hey, a little bit overkill. To experience the atmosphere, arrive in the courtyard before 9 am and enjoy the spirit of the place. After 9 am, there will be a crowd. Everywhere. So, you pay a lot of money to visit an average church (yes, there are many unique things there, but the average tourist won't appreciate them) with a frenzied crowd. It's not worth it, just enjoy it from the outside. If you insist on visiting the interior, consider going early in the morning and purchasing your ticket in advance. However, as I mentioned earlier, it's not worth it, and the most fantastic experience is the monumentality of the entire building.

Aleksander Lodziński

Google
Very beautiful inside and the view from the museum balcony is amazing.

Alisa

Google
The museum experience was amazing – it’s definitely worth buying one ticket to explore all the beautiful locations! The collection is incredible, and the museum itself is very well maintained. Unfortunately, I had a disappointing experience with one staff member. I politely asked if there was an elevator for visitors with disabilities, and without hesitation she replied, “This is not Disneyland.” I suppose she found the question amusing, but for many people with mobility issues (not all of which are visible), accessibility is an important concern. I truly hope the staff of this otherwise wonderful museum will be more considerate with their words in the future. It’s a shame that such a beautiful place can be overshadowed by one person’s rude and dismissive attitude. Beautiful museum! -2 stars for a bad experience with a staff, it should be improved, please.

David Simkins

Google
Came here primary to experience the panoramic views from the Facciatone, having previously visited the cathedral. Buying the Opa SI Pass online is a smart idea, as it avoids the ticket queues, allows access to the cathedral at a designated time, and is valid for 3 days to visit the other inclusive sites. Visited the Museo when there was no queue outside, headed straight to the top floor for the Facciatone, and only waited approximately 15 minutes before being allowed access via the narrow spiral staircase. The views were well worth the visit. Visited each of the other rooms on the way back down, with the sculptures and stained glass in the basement behind the most spectacular part of the exhibition.

Zinaida Kostiuchenko

Google
Worth visit. Especially for the Duccio paintings. Views from the panoramic terrace are good enough to skip Torre del Mangia. Time for visit depends on how long you have to wait in the line for Panoramic terrace, in average 2h should be enough Practicalities are a bit disappointing.No lockers. No toilet inside, even though I heard that one lady from staff said another visitor to ask on the ground floor, so might be available on request