Villas and Apartments in or near Siena
Siena is famous for its shell-shaped Piazza del Campo, lined with sidewalk cafés. Siena’s Duomo, intended to be the world’s largest cathedral, is one of the great examples of Italian romanesque architecture. But Siena is perhaps best known for the Palio, a medieval horse race that is held in July and August. In addition to the city’s attractions, Siena is a convenient base for touring Tuscany and Umbria. Visit Florence, Lucca, and Pisa. Don’t miss Montalcino, famous for brunello wine and the beautiful Sant’ Antimo Abbey, or Buonconvento and nearby Monte Oliveto. Explore the coastal nature reserve of the Maremma, as well as Pienza, San Gimignano, and Volterra.
Closest Airports: Florence, Rome

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