If you are staying at our Residence La Rosa di Nettuno, treat yourself to an unforgettable excursion to Siena, one of Italy’s most beautiful medieval cities and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Prepare to lose yourself in charming alleys, iconic squares, extraordinary works of art and authentic flavours of Tuscan tradition.
How to get to Siena from Marina di Grosseto
By car
Siena is about 80 km from Marina di Grosseto and can be easily reached in just over an hour’s drive along the SS223/E78. Once you arrive, you can leave your car in the main car parks near the historic centre, such as Il Campo, San Francesco or Fortezza Medicea.
By bus
During the summer months and high season, there is a direct service from Marina di Grosseto to Siena operated by Tiemme SpA (duration: approximately 1 hour 30 minutes). Alternatively, you can depart from Grosseto station, where there are regular services throughout the year.
Tickets can be purchased online, from authorised retailers or directly on board. Check timetables and fares on AutolineeToscane.
What to see in Siena in one day
Piazza del Campo
The symbol of Siena and one of the most beautiful urban spaces in Europe. Admire its famous shell shape, discover the Palazzo Pubblico with its frescoes and climb the Torre del Mangia to enjoy a breathtaking view of the city and the Tuscan hills.
Il Duomo di Siena
A masterpiece of Gothic art, with its black and white façade decorated with statues and mosaics. Inside, marvel at the works of Donatello, Michelangelo and Bernini, visit the extraordinary Piccolomini Library and admire the inlaid floor, unique in the world.
Santa Maria della Scala
Once a hospital for pilgrims, today it is one of Siena’s most fascinating museum complexes: explore the frescoed rooms, temporary exhibitions and archaeological section.
Passeggiata tra i vicoli medievali
From Via di Città to Banchi di Sopra, every corner of Siena tells a story. Discover artisan workshops, small galleries, independent bookshops and old-fashioned pastry shops where you can sample traditional sweets.
Basilica di San Domenico
A place of worship steeped in spirituality, dedicated to Saint Catherine of Siena, patron saint of Italy. Admire the relics and frescoes that recount the life of the saint.
Typical Sienese flavours
A day in Siena would not be complete without a delicious break. Try typical dishes such as pici all’aglione, ribollita or a tasty spelt soup. Finish off with panforte, ricciarelli and a glass of Vin Santo.
Tip: Choose a small osteria or trattoria for an authentic experience.
Plan your trip to Siena now and discover it in a day: Tuscan history, culture and tradition just a stone’s throw from the sea. Book your stay in Marina di Grosseto and enrich your holiday with an unforgettable excursion!
