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Siena is world-famous for its annual horse races, but its architecture and gastronomy also attract many visitors. The city also has much to offer in terms of sports and relaxation. A few tips for a holiday in Siena.
Anyone who loves historic buildings will instantly fall in love with Siena. The beautiful Duomo, the stately Palazzo Pubblico, and the vast Piazza del Campo are true gems. After a walk through the city, climb the Torre del Mangia via the countless steps. From here, you have a magnificent view of the city. If you really want to see Siena in all its glory, go during the palliumThe beautifully dressed inhabitants and countless horses give the city a magical quality. Are you looking for inspiration for a visit to Siena and the surrounding area? We are happy to provide tailored tips.
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Wine lovers will undoubtedly be familiar with Chianti. This vast wine region lies just a stone's throw from Siena and is well worth a day trip. Hop on a bike and ride past the various wineries or rent a scooter.
But the region has more to offer: consider, for example, the Crete Senesi, south of the city. Here you will find hills and forests where you can cycle and hike to your heart's content. Finally, mountain lovers can indulge themselves on Monte Amiata, the highest mountain in Tuscany. It is also great for hiking or cycling here, but the region is also easily accessible by car. Get inspired with these video.
More about nature in and around Siena.
With its rolling hills and beautiful nature, the province of Siena is an excellent area for hiking. In the city itself, you can stroll across old squares and through narrow alleys, but just outside, you will find serene tranquility where you can cover miles in complete freedom. Climb the hills of the Crete Senesi or head even higher at Monte Amiata. Siena has something to offer hikers of every level. We are happy to provide you with tips when planning your walking route.
The bicycle is an excellent way to truly see Siena and its surroundings. In a relatively short time, you can see many different sights, and you can easily combine nature with culture and the region's delicious cuisine. Routes can be devised for both beginner and experienced cyclists. Head into the forest if you prefer cycling on flat terrain, but if you prefer hills or mountains, that is also an option. Preferably go in the spring or autumn, so there are fewer tourists and the temperature is just a little more pleasant. You will then get to know the region at its most beautiful. We are happy to provide you with tips when planning your cycling route.
Italy is known for its sweets, and Siena is no exception. Panforte, amaretti, and cantuccini all originated here, and the various bakeries are happy to serve them to you. If you prefer savory dishes, you can lick your fingers clean with delicacies such as Cinta Senese pork, minestraccia (bean soup), and the many mushroom dishes (for example, funghi alla Senese). Or, of course, one of the famous pastas made according to a traditional recipe.
But let us certainly not forget the exquisite wines. Around Siena, the Sangiovese grape grows in particular, from which Brunello di Montalcino, Chianti Colli Senesi, and Vino Nobile di Montepulciano are made. Nice to taste, even nicer to give away.
Are you looking for tips for nice restaurants or beautiful wine routes during your stay in Siena? We would be happy to give you some tips.
The area around Siena boasts two major wellness attractions: Chianciano Terme and San Casciano dei Bagni. In both places, you will find thermal springs where you can soak to your heart's content. The thermal baths of San Casciano dei Bagni are among the largest in Europe, and here, in addition to the springs themselves, you will find a wide variety of treatments. The ideal destination for a day of wonderful relaxation (or longer, of course). Can't decide? We are happy to help you with some relaxing tips. While watching this video You immediately get into the mood.
The most famous event and the happening of the year in Siena is without a doubt the PalioThis horse race takes place twice a year, on July 2nd and August 16th. The various districts compete against each other and turn it into one big celebration. An unforgettable event that you simply must see. If you are planning to visit the Palio, make sure to arrange a ticket in advance. The stands fill up quickly, but they do offer the best view. view on the galloping horses. Need help arranging such a ticket? We are happy to provide you with the right tips.
Tritt is an expert in holidays to Tuscany. We have been helping our clients find suitable holiday accommodations in Tuscany for quite some time. Thanks to our specialization in Tuscany, we have been able to put together a high-quality selection of accommodations. In addition to detached villas and country houses, we also offer apartments, residences, small holiday homes, agriturismos and charming B&Bs. We are happy to match your wishes with our selection, everything for a wonderful holiday in Tuscany.
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Certainly. Tuscany is very suitable for families with children of all ages. You will find holiday homes with enclosed gardens, safe swimming pools, playgrounds, animals on the property, or other families to play with. Some houses are located close to fun outings such as adventure parks, castles, or farms where you can help with feeding. Also handy: accommodations with washing machines, cots, and extra shaded areas for the little ones.
Absolutely. Tuscany is a wonderful destination for families, and many holiday homes are fully geared towards this. You will find spacious gardens, safe swimming pools, child-friendly amenities such as high chairs and cots, and often plenty of room to play. Some houses are located on estates where children can easily connect with other families, while others offer complete privacy for a relaxed family holiday. There are even accommodations with farm animals, pizza ovens, or playgrounds. Success is guaranteed.
You won't get bored in Tuscany. Stroll through atmospheric cities like Florence, Siena, and Lucca, admire the Leaning Tower of Pisa, or wander through smaller gems such as San Gimignano or Montepulciano. Nature lovers can hike in the Val d'Orcia or cycle through the Chianti region. And do you love water? Then there are natural hot springs, lakes, and even beaches along the Tuscan coast. A wine tasting at a local cantina or a cooking workshop with fresh pasta will make your holiday complete.
Tuscany feels like coming home, even if it is your first time there. The rolling hills with rows of cypress trees, the sun turning everything golden, and the scent of freshly baked bread and lavender—it is Italy at its finest. You wander through medieval towns, sample local wines on a terrace among the vines, and discover quiet country lanes where you spontaneously stop for a picnic with a view. Tuscany lets you enjoy yourself at your own pace.
Tuscany is actually beautiful all year round. In spring (April-May), nature comes to life, with blooming fields, fresh air, and quiet roads. Ideal for those who enjoy walking or cycling. The summer months (June-August) are warm and lively, with sun-drenched days, cultural festivals, and long evenings outdoors. In autumn (September-October), tranquility returns, the grape and olive harvests begin, and the soft light makes everything even more beautiful. Even in winter, Tuscany offers charm! Think of cozy village markets and museums without crowds.
Yes, Tuscany is a dog-friendly destination. The landscape is perfect for walks, there are many quiet paths, and in most villages you will receive a warm welcome, even with a dog. Many of our accommodations welcome pets and have a large garden or even fenced grounds. Let us know that you are bringing your dog, and we will ensure a stay where you both feel at home.
Yes indeed, Tuscany is still the place to be for a spontaneous holiday. Especially outside the high season (spring or autumn), there are often beautiful spots available, sometimes with a nice discount. Keep an eye on our website or contact us for personal advice. Before you know it, you’ll be sitting among the cypress trees with a plate of fresh pasta and a view over the Tuscan hills. A spontaneous getaway has never been so tempting.
Absolutely. Many of our holiday homes in Tuscany feature a swimming pool. Often private, sometimes shared on a small-scale estate. A pool with a view of the hills or among the olive trees makes your stay even more relaxing. Imagine lounging on a sunbed with a book, splashing around with the children, or enjoying the starry sky in the evening with a glass of wine. We also have houses with fenced pools or shallow areas, ideal for young families.



