Itineraries
From San Quirico d’Orcia to Radicofani
Taking the via Cassia from Siena, in other words the Francigena road, along the route that arrives in Rome, after Buonconvento and the crossroad of Montalcino, Joseph and Elizabeth Pennell, in 1884, come by bicycle in San Quirico d’Orcia,Read more
From Monteriggioni to San Gimignano
The writer Francesca Sanvitale did a successfull description of Monteriggioni: “Its walls encloses in a circle the peak of the hill, and the towers rise massive and truncated on the summit. In high, where centuries wore out theRead more
From Buonconvento to Asciano
From Siena we take the Francigena road, an important route for pilgrims but also an artery for trade, artistic and cultural exchanges, a road that starts from Santiago de Compostela and pass through Rome and Brindisi, port for HolyRead more
From Piazza Tolomei to Porta Romana
Our route starts from Piazza Salimbeni, historical venue of Siena, where is based Monte dei Paschi di Siena bank. From Piazza Salimbeni we reach Piazza Tolomei. Staying under the column with the she-wolf that reminds to the RomanRead more
San Domenico, Santa Caterina’s House, Fonte Branda
This Senese promenade begins from the most Florentine place in the city, the Medicea Fortress, designed by the architect Lanci on request by the Grand Duke of Tuscany, Cosimo I de’ Medici, that in 1555 conquered Siena, declaring theRead moreSiena Photo Itineraries
From San Galgano to Sant’Antimo
Came out from Porta San Marco and taking the street towards Costalpino, we pass the Rosia village, then we go to the Abbey of San Galgano across a winding road. After a couple of kilometers you can see the PonteRead more
From San Quirico d’Orcia to Radicofani
Taking the via Cassia from Siena, in other words the Francigena road, along the route that arrives in Rome, after Buonconvento and the crossroad of Montalcino, Joseph and Elizabeth Pennell, in 1884, come by bicycle in San Quirico d’Orcia,Read more
