Villas in Siena

Magnificent villas in Siena, a serene Tuscan countryside

With winding streets and red brick buildings, this charming medieval town is popular for its splendid architecture and spectacular villas in Siena that will delight anyone who stays there. And in Florence, straight up to the north of Siena, with crowded streets, beautiful visages and rustic red brick buildings, a holiday letting in Florence is a suitable alternative. The city of Siena, as well as offering the best accommodation, is also home to a wealth of activities for all, as well as galleries and museums in the UNESCO World Heritage-listed historic centre. Siena contains many interesting architectural treasures with beautiful stories that you should not miss out on discovering.

Charming Tuscan-style villas in Siena with swimming pools, hot tubs, and beautiful views

The villas in Siena are a holiday paradise with swimming pools, gardens, hot tubs, and spectacular views of rolling hills and agricultural plantations. The Tuscan-style architecture combines classic old-world elements with modern touches that stand out in a romantic landscape. With some slight modern changes, the villas retain their classic décor with terracotta tiles and floors, stone walls, patios, mosaic floors, and outdoor wood-burning ovens. The perfect Italian escapade for you and your partner can be found in Tuscany, have a romantic holiday, book a cottage in Tuscany!

With Holidu, we offer you plenty of amenities, so you can have a comfortable stay in your accommodation of choice, we assure you that the villas in Siena are top-notch.

The accommodations that are available in Siena come with the following:

• Parking
• Internet
• TV
• Balcony
• Swimming pool

Siena for couples

For a romantic getaway in the Tuscan region, Siena offers tours of the enchanting vineyards for a pleasant afternoon in the company of your loved one and the private villas in Siena proves to be a pleasant stay for both you and your partner. The traditional vineyard of the Cencioni family offers tastings of world-renowned wines and beautiful views of the hills. Climbing the Torre del Mangia, on the other hand, is also a popular activity. At 102 metres high, it is one of the highest secular towers in Italy. However, you will have to climb more than two hundred steps, but it is worth it to see the unparalleled views of Siena. After a long day, La Vecchia Latteria ice cream parlour is the best option for refreshment. You can enjoy tempting flavours and the best texture in all of Siena! However, if you're seeking a villa in Florence, you'll also find a wide range of options to choose from, offering a delightful experience for your holiday

Siena for large groups

Once you book a villa in Siena you should go exploring the Piazza del Campo, which is undoubtedly Siena's number one activity. This shell-shaped pavement is one of the most spectacular medieval squares in Europe and is full of local life, a lively atmosphere, and sightseeing. Here you and your friends can find a variety of museums, taverns, restaurants, cafés, and shops. This is the main point to start exploring Siena. Highlights include the Torre del Mangia, the Gaia Fountain and the Palazzo Pubblico. The Piazza del Campo also hosts the famous Palio horse race. On 2 July and 16 August, you can't miss this celebration, representing 10 districts of the city in a ten-horse race around the square three times. And if you're seeking a memorable experience in a rustical town away from all the hustle, consider exploring our selection of villas in Cortona.

1. Soak up the architectural beauty of Siena Cathedral
2. Discover more about the history of Siena
3. Savour traditional dishes at La Taverna di San Giuseppe
4. Take a photo at the unique Fonte Gaia
5. Visit the imposing structure of Santa Maria della Scala
6. Explore the macabre Museum of Torture
7. Shop at La Lizza market

1. Soak up the architectural beauty of Siena Cathedral

Characterized by a black and white façade, Siena Cathedral is one of the city's most impressive attractions. See architecture that combines elements of Roman, French Gothic, and Classical architecture. Step inside and admire the floor filled with esoteric symbols, discover the spectacular frescoes by Pinturicchio in the Piccolomini Library and see the statues by Michelangelo in the Piccolomini Chapel. This iconic cathedral itself is a work of art not to be missed. Ready to set up your holidays? With Holidu, we offer you a wide range of villas in Siena. What are you waiting for, these historical places are waiting for you.

2. Discover more about the history of Siena

Located within the Palazzo Pubblico, the Civic Museum is another attraction that will delight you with its art. It houses artefacts from Siena, fantastic works of art including original frescoes and a collection of gilded religious objects. Discover Ambrogio Lorenzetti's cycle of frescoes depicting the Allegory of Good and Bad Government and explore the vision of this wonderful city's history. Other highlights of the museum include the Hall of the Globe and one of the most important works of the 14th century, the fresco of the Madonna and Child on a throne.

3. Savour traditional dishes at La Taverna di San Giuseppe

Located in the heart of Siena, La Taverna di San Giuseppe is a favourite with locals and tourists alike. restaurant with Michelin award-winning chefs specializes in Sienese dishes such as truffles, beef, porcini mushrooms, and fresh pasta. It also offers an extensive wine list that includes local, regional, and international wines that you can pair with delicious cheese. Enjoy a traditional dish while you relax in the rural atmosphere with dim lighting, stone walls, and a great selection of local and international wines.

4. Take a photo at the unique Fonte Gaia

Located in Piazza del Campo, Fonte Gaia is undoubtedly Siena's most prominent fountain. With underground pipes bringing water from 25 km away, Fonte Gaia is a feat of engineering, and as its name suggests, a 'joyful' fountain for those who witnessed the arrival of water for the first time in the square. During your visit to the city, take a photo next to this Renaissance work and admire its marble statues. This important fountain is a sight to behold. And if you're looking for a place with places full of history, where the stay itself feels like you're going back in time, you should book a villa in San Gimignano.

5. Visit the imposing structure of Santa Maria della Scala

Originally used as a hospital, Santa Maria della Scala is considered the "third artistic centre" of the city. This large complex, located opposite the cathedral, is now a museum housing historical artefacts from Etruscan times to the Renaissance. Take a tour, wander through the frescoed corridors that colour the history, and discover the dark crypts. Santa Maria della Scala is presented as one of the most significant multipurpose cultural projects in Europe.

6. Explore the macabre Museum of Torture

The Museo della Tortura is one of the most famous museums in the world. Delve into the grisly inhumanities and learn more about the dark secrets of the bloody medieval past. You will see various medieval instruments used to inflict pain. This museum is a revelation of what humans are capable of to subdue their fellow man and is not a place for the faint-hearted. However, if you are very curious, it will hold your attention.

7. Shop at La Lizza market

La Lizza is the most popular market in Siena. Every Wednesday, you can see local traders selling their wares. Full of colour, good bargains, and surprises, browse the market, take home a special souvenir and buy fresh vegetables and fruits to prepare a delicious meal in your accommodation. The market also offers a glimpse of life in the city. Rent a villa in Siena and go for a walk around the Lizza Market, full of colour and a welcoming ambience, you'll have a nice experience.