Agriturismo near Siena
One of the most beautiful squares in the world, the Piazza del Campo, is in Siena. Would you like to see it for yourself, and the city and its surroundings? And do you want to have a truly relaxing holiday? Choose one of our luxurious, comfortable agriturismos near Siena. My Italy offers plenty of choice. I – Margot – have personally visited and carefully selected these agriturismos. So you can rely on my selection.
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A holiday in a quiet, natural environment
An agriturismo is a farm with luxury holiday accommodation. From b&b-rooms and apartments in renovated country homes to luxury private villas. Most of these farms are wine farms and produce olive oil as well, some of them also make homemade jam, or produce honey. You will be staying in the Italian countryside, away from the crowds. An agriturismo is a lovely place to enjoy the glorious Tuscan countryside.
Siena, maybe the prettiest city in Tuscany
Okay, I am prejudiced. Because I live close by. But in my opinion, Siena is probably the most beautiful city in Tuscany. I mentioned the Piazza del Campo. Around this square are lovely little streets where you can wander among ancient houses. And you’ll find enough shops for a whole day’s shopping.
Fancy an espresso or cappuccino? Then head for Torrefazione Fiorella. It’s crowded, all right, but there is a good reason: the coffee is absolutely delicious. Are you looking for a good lunch? Then you must go to Bar il Pulcino. Be there before 1 pm, because after that, the employees of a nearby bank will fill up the place. For the best local specialities, visit Consorzio Agrario Siena. Cheese, pasta, olive oil, salami and wine.
Immediately outside Siena you will find yourself among the characteristic hills, with winding country roads, cypresses and old farms. Many of these farms have been renovated into agriturismos, with comfortable apartments or cosy rooms in a B&B.
An agriturismo near Siena
After a day in the city, what could be better than to relax in one of My Italy’s luxurious, comfortable agriturismos? All of them have a pool, sometimes with a children’s pool. Some of the agriturismos have their own restaurant. Here you can taste the local dishes and their own produce. If you are looking for a child-friendly agriturismo: they can be found too, around Siena. They offer children plenty of opportunity for carefree play and discovery.
Personally selected by Margot
All of the agriturismos that I offer have been personally visited by me. I selected them for their quality, atmosphere and authenticity, amongst other criteria. So you can safely rely on our selection. Any questions or specific wishes? Then do not hesitate to contact me. I have been living in Tuscany for over 10 years, and know the language, the culture, and the agriturismos and their owners. You will find your ideal agriturismo near Siena with My Italy.
Want to browse around a bit more? Check out the website agriturismos near Florence, for instance, or agriturismo near Volterra.
Shopping in Siena
Besides being beautiful to see as a tourist, Siena is also a great place to shop! I speak from experience😉 Many boutiques have some traditional collections, because Siena is a city of old money. If you are looking for something more trendy, you might find what you are looking for at Baraka (Via Banchi di Sotto, 18). I used to go there regularly and could always find something. There are now (fortunately!) more Baraka stores in Tuscany and Liguria. Like in Lucca, Pistoia and Follonica. More info: www.barakaeziggy.it/negozi
If you come to Siena with teenagers, they will surely find something at Subdued or Degortes Outlet store, right across from boutique Baraka. The local youth buy their clothes there, so you're definitely in the right place. Also a regular stop on a shopping trip with my kids is Scout, who have several stores in Northern Italy.
Another fashion brand in Siena, but located on the outskirts of town, is the GHN boutique at 54 Strada Massetana Romana. While you're there, at number 52 is Calzature Singolare, the shoe store where mothers from Siena buy shoes for their fashionable children.
Deli store and bakery
The Consorzio Agrario itself is also worth a visit. In this large deli store you'll find a wide selection of Tuscan wines, top quality olive oil, pasta, rice and much more. It also has a good bakery where many office- and store staff from the neighborhood buy bread for lunch. I go there especially for the delicious Foccacia: Italian flatbread with olive oil and salt. Please note, in Tuscany they also call this bread Schiacciata. Or as my kids call it: Ciaccino. It's all the same flat bread and all equally delicious!
Another fact, the bread in Tuscany is without salt. This dates back to a feud between the city of Pisa and Florence almost 1,000 years ago. When the Pisans blocked the supply of salt to the Florentines, they started making saltless bread. It has remained that way throughout almost all of Tuscany.
Il Pulcino
There are an incredible number of eateries in Siena. Still, I keep going back to Il Pulcino. It is run by 2 brothers: one in the kitchen, the other behind the bar. Il Pulcino is beloved by employees of the nearby Monte dei Paschi bank. So to get a table, you have to be there before 12:30 or after 1:30 p.m. The menu is different every day and everything is freshly made! Il Pulcino can be found at Via dei Termini 91, next to the Consorzio Agrario in the shopping area.
Torrefazione Caffè Fiorella
I always drink my cappuccino at Torrefazione Caffè Fiorella on a street around Piazza del Campo. They still roast the coffee beans themselves using traditional methods. You can taste the difference! If you like the coffee, you can also buy the beans to take home. It is especially busy in the morning, because many Italians have breakfast in a bar and not at home. That explains the large choice of various croissants called Brioche. www.caffefiorella.it.
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