Tuscany, Italy
Several captivating towns are within easy reach of Siena, each possessing unique charm and historical significance.
Public transport or a car can connect you to these locations for a day of discovery.
Beyond Siena's immediate vicinity, Tuscany offers diverse excursions.
Approximately 50 km north. Frequent direct buses from Siena's Piazza Gramsci (1h 15m). Florence, the birthplace of the Renaissance, has an abundance of art and architecture.
Approximately 40 km northwest. Accessible by bus (requires a change, 1.5 hours) or car (45 minutes). A beautifully preserved medieval hill town known for its towers.
Discover specialized aspects of Tuscany, from breathtaking landscapes to serene cultural sites.
UNESCO site south of Siena, iconic rolling hills, cypress trees. Perfect for photography.
North of Siena, endless vineyards, olive groves. Great for wine tasting tours.
Romanesque abbey south of Montalcino. Serene atmosphere, Gregorian chants.
Approximately 55 km southeast. Accessible by bus (change, 1.5 hours) or car (1 hour). UNESCO site, known as the "ideal Renaissance town."
Approximately 65 km southeast. Accessible by bus (1.5 hours) or car (1 hour). A beautiful Renaissance hill town.
Florence, Montepulciano: art, architecture, city life.
San Gimignano, Monteriggioni: towers, charm, history.
Chianti, Val d'Orcia, Montalcino: vineyards, scenic beauty.
Visit Florence's museums or explore medieval Monteriggioni.
Head to Montalcino or take a Chianti wine tour.
Drive through Val d'Orcia or explore Crete Senesi.