Province of Siena

The Province of Siena is an administrative region in Tuscany that spans hilly terrain and encompasses 35 municipalities as well as medieval towns. The territory is shaped by valleys, mountains, and a network of villages nestled throughout the landscape.

The territory was the center of the medieval Republic of Siena, which built prosperity through banking and textile trade until the region came under broader political control in 1555. That era shaped the economic structures and urban centers that still define the landscape today.

The Palio di Siena, a horse race between city districts rooted in medieval times, continues to shape how residents connect with their territory. This event reflects the deep community bonds that define life across the province.

The province is linked by an extensive network of roads and paths that provide access to various attractions such as thermal springs, wine regions, and communities. Visitors can move freely and explore different destinations based on their interests and pace.

The Monte Amiata mountain, which rises within this province, is the highest point in the region and offers sweeping views across the entire valley from its heights. The mountain held historical importance for mining operations and local crafts.

Location: Tuscany

Capital city: Siena

Shares border with: Metropolitan City of Florence, Province of Arezzo, province of Perugia, province of Terni, Province of Viterbo, Province of Grosseto, Province of Pisa

Website: https://provincia.siena.it

GPS coordinates: 43.33333,11.33333

Latest update: December 6, 2025 22:01