Holiday rentals and lettings in Siena

A fabulous stay in the most charming areas of Siena

Would you like to book a holiday letting in Siena to enjoy a charming stay? Holidu offers you the possibility to choose from a wide range of lettings located in the old town, the outskirts or in the surrounding areas. If it is your first time in Siena, you can find a nice holiday rental in Torre. For those with a lively spirit, the ideal spot for nightlife is choosing a holiday rental in Aquila. Onda is an ideal place to stay if you are travelling with your family whereas Lupa is more focused on solo travellers or stays on a budget. The city centre is the main hub and close to the main attractions so if you like all the hustle and bustle here you have several holiday rentals to choose from as well so you will not miss a single thing! And it's not just in Siena where you can find accommodation; there are other places in Tuscany that offer similar experiences. We recommend you also consider renting a holiday letting in Tuscany to explore the broader region and enjoy all it has to offer.

Rustic accommodation in the historic centre of Siena

Discover our selection of holiday rentals in Siena, including charming villas in Siena. Our accommodations are designed to cater to couples seeking a romantic getaway, families with children, and groups of friends looking for a memorable holiday. With everything you need to ensure a comfortable stay, our villas in Siena offer a tailored experience that allows you to create wonderful memories. Enjoy Siena to the fullest with our diverse range of accommodations.

Find the perfect holiday letting in Siena and embark on a journey filled with comfort and luxury. Our selection of accommodations in this enchanting Italian city is designed to cater to your every need, whether you're a couple seeking a romantic getaway, a family with children, or a group of friends looking to create unforgettable memories. As you explore the amenities and services offered by our Siena rentals, you'll discover a world of convenience and relaxation that will elevate your holiday experience to new heights:

• Pool
• Garden
• Balcony
• Terrace
• Parking

Siena, in the heart of Tuscany

Siena is a city in central Italy's Tuscany defined by its medieval brick facades, a fan-shaped square and the fabulous Torre del Mangia with sweeping views of the city. The city has 17 districts and it is not a big city but it boasts culture, monuments, traditions and heritage. Get lost along the winding alleys and discover this beautiful Tuscan city. The city centre is pedestrian only so you can visit it on foot. This is a year-round destination with several events every month. And when it comes to accommodations, our holiday lettings in Siena offer the perfect base for your exploration of this enchanting city. Plus, for travellers looking to explore other Tuscan treasures, nearby Florence beckons with its own charm and allure, making our apartments in Florence an ideal choice for extending your adventure in this breathtaking region.

Discover the Tuscan region

Private holiday lettings in Siena offer a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of art, culture, and history that defines this central Italian gem. With its charming alleys, neighbourhoods, towers, craft shops, and palaces, Siena embodies the essence of a medieval Italian city. Its historic centre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, invites exploration, while its gastronomy tantalizes with authentic dishes and wines. You can consider renting a car to explore the Tuscan region more thoroughly, visiting neighbouring towns like Monteriggioni, Torrita di Siena, and Castellina in Chianti, or even look for a holiday letting in San Gimignano to extend your stay.

Siena for tradition lovers

The Palio di Siena is a famous and traditional horse race in the main square. If you want to experience this grand event, you must seek accommodation in Siena to rent for the dates of 2 July or 16 August, which are the two dates when it takes place. During this festival, ten horses and riders represent ten of the seventeen contrade (city wards). They are dressed in striking colours and the show has become an international tourist attraction. The Palio is the most important event in Siena and each contrade has its unique emblem and colours to represent them. There is a previous preparation of several days before the race day, that takes place the fourth day of the event. On the day of the Palio, the event starts early morning with a mass for the jockeys, followed by the confirmation of the jockey's names and around 3 pm, each contrada performs a ceremony until 5 pm. The winner of the race receives the Drappellone, This is truly a unique event you should not miss!

Siena for medieval lovers

Affordable holiday lettings in Siena make it possible to explore a city that, for many centuries, engaged in a significant rivalry with Florence in terms of urban planning. This rivalry led to the preservation of its Gothic appearance, acquired between the 12th and 15th centuries. Siena's unique and captivating charm lies in this well-preserved historical ambience. With iconic landmarks such as the Piccolomini Palace, the Fortezza Medicea, the Basilica dell'Osservanza, the Sanctuary of Santa Caterina, the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Assumption, and the Palazzo Pubblico (current City Hall), Siena vividly reflects its medieval past. For travellers who have a deep appreciation for the medieval era, considering a villa in Tuscany is an excellent choice. Tuscany's rolling hills, charming villages, and well-preserved medieval towns, including Siena, create the perfect backdrop for immersing oneself in this fascinating period of history.

1. Piazza del Campo
2. A fine wine tasting
3. Visit Siena Cathedral
4. Climb to the top
5. Fonte Gaia

1. Piazza del Campo

Piazza del Campo might be one of the most spectacular medieval squares in Europe. This old but magnificent square was built around the 13th century and it was where traders used to sell their wares. If you pay attention to the tiles on the floor you will notice they are divided into nine sections and each section represents the Nine people who ruled Sienna during medieval times. Now it is not the main place for selling goods but still remains the main hub of the city. Here you can visit the Palazzo Pubblico and climb to the top of the Torre del Mangia. For families exploring this historical gem, there are family-friendly holiday lettings in Siena that provide a comfortable and convenient base for your adventures.

2. A fine wine tasting

Lovers of good wine should not miss the opportunity to visit the Italian National Enoteca, which is based in Siena. Its objective is to disseminate, improve and promote the great Italian wines and make known the country's winemaking reality. There you can carry out a multitude of activities, sample some wines, take part in different events and enjoy exhibitions related to the world of wine.

3. Visit Siena Cathedral

The cathedral of Siena is an impressive black-and-white building that combines certain elements of French Gothic, Romanesque, and Classical architecture. The facade is a unique sight. Take a walk around it and visit the interiors to admire the decorations and the incredible mosaic floors made of marble or some of the works by Donatello and Michelangelo. And if you're drawn to the rich art and culture of Italy, consider exploring beyond Siena by venturing to Florence. The nearby city of Florence, renowned as the birthplace of the Renaissance, boasts an array of historic villas in Florence.

4. Climb to the top

Torre del Mangia is a tall secular tower that was built to be as tall as the cathedral meaning that both had the same power in the city. The name of the tower comes from its first bellringer, Giovanni di Balduccio, known as Mangiaguadagni, meaning the "profit-eater". From the top of the tower, you will see the beautiful views of Sienna and its 17 areas.

5. Fonte Gaia

You will see several fountains in Siena but Fonte Gaia is an architectural jewel. Jacopo della Quercia decorated it in the 15th century and it is a fountain like no other. Underground pipes bring the water to the fountain and that was a great achievement in those times when it was built. This is more than just a fountain and you should not miss it! To fully appreciate Siena's treasures, including Fonte Gaia, consider staying in an affordable holiday lettings in Siena to rent.