San Leonardo al Lago

Looming over the city, this fortress is a symbol of when Siena’s independence ended in the 16th century. Today, it’s a public space for exercise and entertainment.

After visiting Porta Camollia, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Siena. Discover the area's beautiful countryside and wineries.

St. Catherine’s holy relics create the centerpiece of a 13th-century Dominican church that has long been a center of Siena’s religious life.

Once a center of social and economic life, this monumental 13th-century public fountain is a snapshot of the world of medieval Siena.

You can learn about the history of Siena with a stop at Piccolomini Library. Discover the beautiful countryside while you're in the area.

You can take time to visit Acquacalda Swimming Pool during your travels to Siena.