The Province of Siena is a sightseeing dream. One of the most picturesque areas of Italy (and that's saying something), the region is blessed with delicious food, world-class wine, and some of the most photogenic towns in Europe. Of course, the medieval marvel Siena is a must, but you may as well check Montepulciano, San Gimignano, and Montalcino off your "beautiful Italian villages" bingo card, too. Montepulciano and Montalcino are famous for their wine, too, so you'll probably want to pick a designated driver before you hit the road. Because not all heroes wear capes.
The trick to perfecting your Tuscan vacation is finding the right balance—so after a day of sightseeing, museum tours, and gallery hopping, take some you time by the pool and soak up some vitamin D. When it comes to seeing everything the Province of Siena has to offer, the choices are endless. Walking tours of Siena are a popular way to see the town's medieval architecture, but if you come in early July or mid-August you'll see the entire city transformed for the Palio di Siena—a horse racing festival that's been held in the city's main square since the 16th century.
Tuscan summers are famous for their reliable sunshine and warm days and nights, so even if you plan to spend half your time in cool art galleries and museums, you'll want to pack some sunscreen. Temperatures in the summer months (June–August) rise to around 80 degrees, while spring (March–May) and fall (September–October) are cooler but still fairly warm. The rainy season peaks in the winter (November–February), although rainfall occurs in spring and fall, too. If you're looking for Province of Siena vacation rentals without the crowds, spring and fall can be lovely—but throw an umbrella in your carry-on, just in case.
Tuscany's landscapes are at once utterly iconic and completely breathtaking—and yes, it really does have to be seen to be believed. Once you do, you'll understand why the Renaissance painters were so inspired by it (though that could have been the wine, too). The very best of these beguiling landscapes can be seen in the Val d'Orcia, a culturally significant valley of charming hilltop towns that's been designated a Unesco World Heritage Site. Staying in Province of Siena vacation rentals also means you're within easy reach of Florence, just 50 miles north, while Rome is roughly a 2.5-hour drive away.
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