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4589550Siena, San Gimignano, Montepulciano & Beyondhttps://www.gandhi.com.mx/siena--san-gimignano--montepulciano---beyond-9780935161960/phttps://gandhi.vtexassets.com/arquivos/ids/4222299/302cdd34-17e7-4d18-9937-33aba41873c3.jpg?v=638446520154170000143143MXNHunterInStock/Ebooks/Most visitors arriving from the hustle and crowds of busy Florence cannot help but fall under the charm of Sienas gracefully winding (and pedestrianized) medieval streets. Laid out on the slopes of three steep hills (the historical terzi or "thirds" of the city), the center of town, geographically and emotionally, is the fan-shaped and gently sloping, redbrick Piazza del Campo, a wonderfully preserved monument to Sienas medieval heyday when merchants, bankers and artists flocked here and some of the citys greatest monuments were constructed. Overlooked by the Palazzo Pubblico and the Torre del Mangia, it is also the site of the famous bareback horserace, Il Palio and a fitting starting point for the exploration of Sienas other major sights. With curved palazzi, brick arches, bustling caff-terraces and a vast redbrick sloping square that leads the eye and the feet down to the Palazzo Pubblico (the town hall), prepare to be enamored by Sienas Piazza del Campo. For those lucky enough to arrive in season, 2nd July and 16th August (plus four days of pre-race trials) see the outer perimeter of the square fenced off and covered with sand for the famous Palio bareback horserace, a dazzling spectacle of local culture in which 10 of Sienas 17 contrade (neighborhoods) compete to the cries of their impassioned supporters. Built on top of three hills a considerable distance away from the regions main waterways, Siena saw much medieval head scratching when it came to the important question of watering the growing city. Building on existing veins that had survived since Roman and even Etruscan eras, local workmen completed a 16-mile network of underground tunnels and cavities known as the bottini, "little barrels," a vast underground aqueduct that to this day serves the Fonte Gaia and all other city fountains. This remarkable guide goes on to explore Sienas surroundings in detail, including San Gimignano & the Val dElsa, the Crete region, Pienza, the Val dOrcia and Monte Amiata, Montepulciano and the Val di Chiana. All the best places to stay and eat are described, the art and architecture you should not miss, the history and culture, not to mention the walking, biking and hiking tours. 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Laid out on the slopes of three steep hills (the historical terzi or thirds of the city), the center of town, geographically and emotionally, is the fan-shaped and gently sloping, redbrick Piazza del Campo, a wonderfully preserved monument to Sienas medieval heyday when merchants, bankers and artists flocked here and some of the citys greatest monuments were constructed. Overlooked by the Palazzo Pubblico and the Torre del Mangia, it is also the site of the famous bareback horserace, Il Palio and a fitting starting point for the exploration of Sienas other major sights. With curved palazzi, brick arches, bustling caff-terraces and a vast redbrick sloping square that leads the eye and the feet down to the Palazzo Pubblico (the town hall), prepare to be enamored by Sienas Piazza del Campo. For those lucky enough to arrive in season, 2nd July and 16th August (plus four days of pre-race trials) see the outer perimeter of the square fenced off and covered with sand for the famous Palio bareback horserace, a dazzling spectacle of local culture in which 10 of Sienas 17 contrade (neighborhoods) compete to the cries of their impassioned supporters. Built on top of three hills a considerable distance away from the regions main waterways, Siena saw much medieval head scratching when it came to the important question of watering the growing city. Building on existing veins that had survived since Roman and even Etruscan eras, local workmen completed a 16-mile network of underground tunnels and cavities known as the bottini, little barrels, a vast underground aqueduct that to this day serves the Fonte Gaia and all other city fountains. This remarkable guide goes on to explore Sienas surroundings in detail, including San Gimignano & the Val dElsa, the Crete region, Pienza, the Val dOrcia and Monte Amiata, Montepulciano and the Val di Chiana. All the best places to stay and eat are described, the art and architecture you should not miss, the history and culture, not to mention the walking, biking and hiking tours. Plus color photos throughout.(*_*)9780935161960_Most visitors arriving from the hustle and crowds of busy Florence cannot help but fall under the charm of Sienas gracefully winding (and pedestrianized) medieval streets. Laid out on the slopes of three steep hills (the historical terzi or "thirds" of the city), the center of town, geographically and emotionally, is the fan-shaped and gently sloping, redbrick Piazza del Campo, a wonderfully preserved monument to Sienas medieval heyday when merchants, bankers and artists flocked here and some of the citys greatest monuments were constructed. Overlooked by the Palazzo Pubblico and the Torre del Mangia, it is also the site of the famous bareback horserace, Il Palio and a fitting starting point for the exploration of Sienas other major sights. With curved palazzi, brick arches, bustling caff-terraces and a vast redbrick sloping square that leads the eye and the feet down to the Palazzo Pubblico (the town hall), prepare to be enamored by Sienas Piazza del Campo. For those lucky enough to arrive in season, 2nd July and 16th August (plus four days of pre-race trials) see the outer perimeter of the square fenced off and covered with sand for the famous Palio bareback horserace, a dazzling spectacle of local culture in which 10 of Sienas 17 contrade (neighborhoods) compete to the cries of their impassioned supporters. Built on top of three hills a considerable distance away from the regions main waterways, Siena saw much medieval head scratching when it came to the important question of watering the growing city. Building on existing veins that had survived since Roman and even Etruscan eras, local workmen completed a 16-mile network of underground tunnels and cavities known as the bottini, "little barrels," a vast underground aqueduct that to this day serves the Fonte Gaia and all other city fountains. This remarkable guide goes on to explore Sienas surroundings in detail, including San Gimignano & the Val dElsa, the Crete region, Pienza, the Val dOrcia and Monte Amiata, Montepulciano and the Val di Chiana. All the best places to stay and eat are described, the art and architecture you should not miss, the history and culture, not to mention the walking, biking and hiking tours. Plus color photos throughout....9780935161960_Hunterlibro_electonico_d7203f40-f1b8-4990-bd70-9c5f358f962c_9780935161960;9780935161960_9780935161960