Located in the heart of Tuscany, just 70 km south of Florence, Siena is Italy´s best preserved medieval city with a population of about 56,672 people. Among its outstanding medieval buildings Piazza del Campo with the Palazzo Pubblico, Siena\\\\\\\'s City Hall, which contains famous frescos and the Duomo, Siena\\\'s gorgeous black and white cathedral. Major tourist attraction, Siena offers many cultural events, concerts, cinemas, theatres and a wide range of sporting activities. subdivided into 17 contrade. Loyalty to one\\\'s contrada is an important part of Siena´s culture and history. The competition between each contrada takes centre stage in Siena\\\'s world-famous horserace, Il Palio. An unbroken medieval tradition since the 11th century that takes place annually on 2 July and 16 August when the unique shell shaped Piazza del Campo is converted into a racetrack. The Senese countryside also boasts a lovely landscape of natural beauty. There is the Chianti landscape between

Located in the heart of Tuscany, just 70 km south of Florence, Siena is Italy´s best preserved medieval city with a population of about 56,672 people. Among its outstanding medieval buildings Piazza del Campo with the Palazzo Pubblico, Siena\\\\\\\'s City Hall, which contains famous frescos and the Duomo, Siena\\\'s gorgeous black and white cathedral. Major tourist attraction, Siena offers many cultural events, concerts, cinemas, theatres and a wide range of sporting activities. subdivided into 17 contrade. Loyalty to one\\\'s contrada is an important part of Siena´s culture and history. The competition between each contrada takes centre stage in Siena\\\'s world-famous horserace, Il Palio. An unbroken medieval tradition since the 11th century that takes place annually on 2 July and 16 August when the unique shell shaped Piazza del Campo is converted into a racetrack. The Senese countryside also boasts a lovely landscape of natural beauty. There is the Chianti landscape between Florence and Siena, hills woven with vineyards and Olive estates, and beautiful towns like San Gimignano and Monteriggioni. South of Siena, the Arbia valley leads to the hill-top town of Montalcino, home to the famous Brunello wine. The area Le Crete Senesi features harsh rock formations, soft rounded hills, and a unique landscape grain-field. Siena wonderfully blends the natural beauty of Tuscany with the historic elegance of its medieval influence.

Located in the heart of Tuscany, just 70 km south of Florence, Siena is Italy´s best preserved medieval city with a population of about 56,672 people. Among its outstanding medieval buildings Piazza del Campo with the Palazzo Pubblico, Siena\\\\\\\'s City Hall, which contains famous frescos and the Duomo, Siena\\\'s gorgeous black and white cathedral. Major tourist attraction, Siena offers many cultural events, concerts, cinemas, theatres and a wide range of sporting activities. subdivided into 17 contrade. Loyalty to one\\\'s contrada is an important part of Siena´s culture and history. The competition between each contrada takes centre stage in Siena\\\'s world-famous horserace, Il Palio. An unbroken medieval tradition since the 11th century that takes place annually on 2 July and 16 August when the unique shell shaped Piazza del Campo is converted into a racetrack. The Senese countryside also boasts a lovely landscape of natural beauty. There is the Chianti landscape between

Located in the heart of Tuscany, just 70 km south of Florence, Siena is Italy´s best preserved medieval city with a population of about 56,672 people. Among its outstanding medieval buildings Piazza del Campo with the Palazzo Pubblico, Siena\\\\\\\'s City Hall, which contains famous frescos and the Duomo, Siena\\\'s gorgeous black and white cathedral. Major tourist attraction, Siena offers many cultural events, concerts, cinemas, theatres and a wide range of sporting activities. subdivided into 17 contrade. Loyalty to one\\\'s contrada is an important part of Siena´s culture and history. The competition between each contrada takes centre stage in Siena\\\'s world-famous horserace, Il Palio. An unbroken medieval tradition since the 11th century that takes place annually on 2 July and 16 August when the unique shell shaped Piazza del Campo is converted into a racetrack. The Senese countryside also boasts a lovely landscape of natural beauty. There is the Chianti landscape between Florence and Siena, hills woven with vineyards and Olive estates, and beautiful towns like San Gimignano and Monteriggioni. South of Siena, the Arbia valley leads to the hill-top town of Montalcino, home to the famous Brunello wine. The area Le Crete Senesi features harsh rock formations, soft rounded hills, and a unique landscape grain-field. Siena wonderfully blends the natural beauty of Tuscany with the historic elegance of its medieval influence.