Piazza Jacopo della Quercia

The rectangular square features traditional Sienese architecture with surrounding buildings made of brown bricks and stone materials throughout its perimeter.

Named after Renaissance sculptor Jacopo della Quercia, who created numerous works in Siena during the early 15th century, including the Fonte Gaia fountain.

The square maintains its function as a meeting point where residents gather for social events, markets, and celebrations throughout the calendar year.

Located within walking distance of major landmarks, the square connects to multiple streets that lead toward the central Piazza del Campo.

The square incorporates architectural elements from different periods of Siena's history, reflecting the city's evolution from medieval times to present day.

Location: Siena

GPS coordinates: 43.31720,11.32880

Latest update: March 6, 2025 02:39