Hotels in the surroundings of Siena
What to see in Siena
Hotel Certaldo is a hotel on the outskirts of Siena, one of Tuscany’s most atmospheric locations, rich in things to see including art, culture and traditions.
A city characterized by timeless beauty and medieval charm, Siena is a labyrinth of cobblestone alleys dotted with ancient palaces, churches and museums, which converge in the beautiful Piazza del Campo, the stage of the famous Palio.
Choosing a hotel near Siena means discovering its authentic and vibrant atmosphere, its contrada life, the proud local pride of a reality open to tourism with an international scope.
We select the wonders not to be missed while staying at our hotel around Siena:
Piazza del Campo
The beating heart of Siena, a characteristic sloping square, home of the Palio, the famous horse race that attracts thousands of visitors each year: one of the most recognizable symbols of Tuscany.
Public Palace
The majestic building adjacent to Piazza del Campo, whose interior houses valuable frescoes by Simone Martini and Ambrogio Lorenzetti.
Torre del Mangia
One of Siena’s most striking vantage points, 400 original steps to walk up to be enchanted by an expanse of rooftops, spires and natural landscapes.
The Cathedral
The Cathedral of the Assumption is a true masterpiece of Italian Romanesque-Gothic architecture, anticipated by a fascinating white marble facade, a treasure trove of must-see treasures such as the Crypt, Baptistery and Opera Museum.
Santa Maria della Scala Museum
The fulcrum of the city’s civic and artistic history, it contains valuable collections such as the Archaeological Museum and is the site of constant cultural and educational activities.
National Picture Gallery
The city’s most important state museum featuring alternating masterpieces by Beccafumi, Sodoma, Vanni, Duccio di Buoninsegna, Lorenzetti and Martini.
The cuisine of Siena
Some of the excellence of Italian gastronomy is born and refined in and around Siena: oil and wine, cured meats and cheeses, truffles, cantucci and panforte.
