Siena, Medieval city in Tuscany
Siena is famous for its stunning gothic architecture and beautiful historic center.
Founded by the Etruscans, Siena was a prosperous city during the Medieval period.
The Siena Cathedral, with its intricate façade and mosaics, is a masterpiece of Italian Gothic art.
To fully enjoy Siena's charm, visit between April and June or September and October, when the city is less crowded.
Twice a year, Siena's main square, Piazza del Campo, hosts the historic horse race known as 'Il Palio'.
Location: Province of Siena
Founder: Senius and Aschius
Population: 53901
Elevation above the sea: 322 m
Website: comune.siena.it
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Siena is famous for its stunning gothic architecture and beautiful historic center.
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