On the Tuscan hills, Siena https://www.thecrazytourist.com/15-best-things-siena-italy/ retains its 13th century appearance. Unesco has entered this city on the world heritage list, for having preserved the characteristics of its medieval structure. During the years of the wars with Florence, within its walls many great artists (such as Duccio di Boninsegna and the Lorenzetti brothers), were able to express their art. Arriving in Via di Città, you will find shops with souvenir items, local crafts and jewelers-costume jewelery. A few steps from the Cathedral of Siena, on their shelves you can find art and fiction books. In memory of your trip, treat yourself to Ruggine, a novel written by a very special Tuscan woman.
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