Lauren Irene & Gordon Zellers
Things To Do
If you’re planning to explore while you’re here, Siena is full of charm, history, and unforgettable food and wine.
Start with a stroll through Piazza del Campo, the city’s iconic shell-shaped square — perfect for a cappuccino or Aperol spritz in the sun. Visit the breathtaking Siena Cathedral, and, if you’re feeling ambitious, climb Torre del Mangia for panoramic views of the Tuscan countryside.
For a true taste of Tuscany, consider booking a wine tasting at a nearby vineyard like Azienda Agricola La Lastra, or join a hands-on pasta-making class to learn how to craft traditional pici from scratch (and, of course, enjoy it with wine).
Whether you spend the afternoon wandering medieval streets or sipping Brunello in the countryside, Siena is meant to be savored.
For all the days along the way