In the heart of Siena, this delightful newly renovated apartment offers a perfect balance between tradition and modern comfort. The terrace overlooks one of the city’s most characteristic streets, providing the opportunity to enjoy an aperitif outdoors in a tranquil setting. The apartment, extremely quiet, is ideal for those seeking peace and relaxation, while being just a few steps from the main attractions in the city center. Its strategic location allows for easy access to the residence by car or public transport, such as train and bus. The interiors are meticulously detailed: the warm parquet harmonizes beautifully with the local travertine, while the roof with exposed beams and mezzane, typical of the area, adds a touch of authenticity and rustic charm. The house is equipped with air conditioning in all rooms, ensuring maximum comfort throughout the year. Located on the first floor, the apartment features a spacious dining area, a double bedroom, a cozy living room with a double sofa bed, two beautiful bathrooms, and a modern, functional kitchen. Upstairs, a wonderful open loft overlooking the living area houses two single beds and a workspace perfect for smart working days. Photos and the floor plan provide a clearer understanding of the house’s layout. The most convenient parking options to reach the property are the free parking at San Prospero and the underground parking at the station (2 euros per day). From both, the property can be reached on foot in about a few minutes. By car, you can reach Porta Camollia, the city’s nearest entrance to the apartment (1 minute on foot).

A Sienese by birth and a passionate enthusiast of the Palio and the contrade, I am a host who deeply understands the soul of the city. With numerous experiences as a traveler for sports, work, and leisure, I am well-equipped to understand your needs and am dedicated to making your stay pleasant and unforgettable. I work as a management researcher at the University of Siena, located in the enchanting San Francesco area, a magical place I highly recommend you visit. My knowledge of the city and passion for Sienese culture allow me to offer personalized advice and help you discover the best Siena has to offer. My family helps me manage the apartment. I will always be available to assist you during your stay and ensure you have an authentic and memorable experience.

Discovering the Camollia Neighborhood in Siena The Camollia neighborhood is a charming and historic part of Siena, offering visitors a unique blend of medieval allure and lively local culture. 1. Historical Significance Porta Camollia: This ancient gate was historically the main entrance to Siena for travelers from Florence. Its grand archway, inscribed with “Cor magis tibi Sena pandit” ("Siena opens its heart wider to you"), is both a historic symbol and a warm welcome to visitors. 2. Vibrant Atmosphere Via Camollia: The main street, Via Camollia, is bustling with life, featuring a delightful array of shops, cafes, and restaurants. This lively thoroughfare offers a perfect glimpse into daily Sienese life, from shopping for local goods to enjoying traditional cuisine in a cozy trattoria. Contrada dell'Istrice: Home to the Contrada dell'Istrice, one of the historic districts that compete in the Palio di Siena. Visiting the Contrada’s museum provides insight into Siena’s unique traditions. 3. Architectural Beauty Medieval and Renaissance Charm: Camollia’s streets are lined with beautifully preserved medieval and Renaissance buildings, each telling a story of the city’s rich history. Church of San Pietro alla Magione: This Romanesque church offers a serene spot, once serving as a hospital for pilgrims and now a place of quiet reflection. 4. Relaxed and Accessible Parks and Open Spaces: The neighborhood features small parks and green spaces, ideal for a leisurely stroll or relaxing break. Easy Access: Camollia is conveniently located near the train station and parking areas, making it easily accessible by car or public transport. 5. Culinary Delights Local Dining: The area boasts a variety of dining options, from traditional Sienese dishes like pici and ribollita to modern cafes for a quick snack or coffee. Camollia offers a unique and authentic experience, blending historical intrigue with modern vibrancy, making it an essential part of any Siena visit.