Photo: Peter Zelei
From cosmopolitan cities to quaint lake towns, Italy has plenty to offer prospective expats.
Source: 8 Best Places to Live in Italy for a Better Quality of Life
In pics: city view of Siena-
Source: In pics: city view of Siena
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Jordan Campbell has yet to discover a person who hates Italy. But he has also met very few who’ve explored outside the major cities of Rome, Florence, or Venice. And everyone is missing out. You know Global Debauchery is here for all the offbeat spots. So — true to form — it’s with great pleasure that he introduce you to “The Most Beautiful Cities in Italy You’ve Never Heard Of.” Because you should never count out the little guys.
Source: Most Beautiful Cities in Italy You’ve Never Heard Of
Piazza del Campo in Siena is famous all over the world for its beauty, architectural integrity and unique shell shape.
The Suburban Tuscany tour continued to the medieval city of Siena, nestled within the Tuscan hills, approximately 48 kilometres south of Florence. This city has preserved its historical 13th century character and quality to a remarkable degree that in 1995 UNESCO named Siena a World Heritage Site, thus having a legal protection by an international convention.
Source: Daniela Caputo’s Destinations: Tuscany, Italy – Siena Part 2
Once you’ve had your fill of Florence, plan for extra time to explore the rest of the Tuscany region! Check out these epic day trips from Florence Italy!
Source: Best Day Trips from Florence
Source: Free Tours of Siena ‘Contrade’: 17 Stories/One Story
Italy – Historic Centre of Siena
If you’re planning a trip to Tuscany, make a stopover to Siena! Discover with Benjamin Thomas the best areas to stay in Siena!
Source: The best area to stay in Siena –
Siena, home of the world’s oldest bank, has been left-wing terrain since the fall of Mussolini. But as Italy heads to the polls, the bank’s tribulations have bolstered a right-wing economist who plans to oust the finance minister and ditch the euro.
Classic architecture, amazing wine, delicious food, and medieval history … without the crowds? That’s amore!
Source: Daily Daydream: Siena, Italy
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