SIENA, Italy - Travel Guide (Tips & Tricks)

Before You Travel To SIENA Italy, Watch This. I’m Rok and I’ve spent last 8 years travelling around Europe as a tour guide. I want to share with you my favourite Siena Travel Tips that will make your First time in Siena much easier. When to go to Siena? What to expect? Is Siena Safe? Do they speak English in Siena? I will also show you best ways to get to Siena, Where To Stay in Siena, I am gonna talk about public transport and how to get around. I will show you local food and traditional dishes and in the end, I will share some important tips and great ideas that might help you if you decide to visit amazing Siena.
00:00 Intro
00:16 What to expect from Siena?
00:47 Safety & Language
01:32 How To Get To Siena?
02:58 Where To Stay?
04:52 Getting Around Siena
06:04 Local Food & Typical Dishes
07:29 Best Time To Visit Siena?
08:01 Siena Palio Horse Race
08:35 Tickets & Admissions
09:13 Other Tips
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Rok Goes Around
P.S.: Rok is a traveler, a filmmaker and a tour guide. On this travel channel he is combining his 20 years of travelling experience, his 10 years of filmmaking experience and his 8 years of tour guiding experience.

[@rokgoesaround]

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[@NycMiento]

This was very helpful especially with traveling from Florence airport to the city. Thank you!

[@rokgoesaround]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

[@korenng5553]

Thanks, I needed yr info for niece May Tuscany Wedding and transportion big issue for 1st timer

[@ershodyusupov9344]

I wanna go to there to study! Thank you so much for introducing me such a city!

[@rokgoesaround]

You're so welcome! Sounds like a great plan :)

[@ianalopatinskaia6594]

Heey ..me too

[@katiefrankie6]

I did and those days were some of the happiest of my life!

[@denniscumiskey5179]

Very informative, thank you!

[@rokgoesaround]

Thanks 🤗

[@hannastocksick7395]

Love your videos! Great info

[@rokgoesaround]

Thanks 🤗

[@fanatix9999]

Thank you for the video. Was wondering - how far in advance should you make reservations for dining in early May timeframe?

[@rokgoesaround]

The first week of May can be a bit busy, but for the rest of the month it should be fine especially during the week. Weekends are always busy in restaurants. I would reserve a week in advance.

[@mizanurrahman6517]

I like this video

[@rokgoesaround]

Thanks 🤗

[@adryancardenasponce2420]

Sienna is beautiful city
I love Italy

[@alessandrom7181]

SIENA.

[@adryancardenasponce2420]

@@alessandrom7181 SIENNNA

[@samratgembali5090]

Hello what is the best taxi app/service in Siena especially in the Province of Grosseto?

[@stephenstony52]

❤😂

[@rokgoesaround]

🤗

[@zoranhrs3541]

Its the second bigest town in Tucscany.

[@alessandrom7181]

If you mean for population it is 12°
First 3 are Firenze, Prato and then Livorno.

[@lorenzoschiavo4796]

È sbagliatissimo dire LE CONTRADE DEL PALIO DI SIENA perché le contrade vivono tutto l'anno con tante altre attività ed iniziative e non solo durante i giorni del Palio.

[@bens1221sop]

Is Zona traffico limitato a way to bilk tourist out of their money rather than earned it properly as selling them goods and services? What kind of racket is this anyways? What a shame. They ought to make a proper living rather than intentionally not make those signs very obvious, or just put a big banner saying 'NO ENTRY FOR RENTAL CARS" that way every tourist car renter would know. I bet your little municipality would lose a chunk of money. Money, mind you, not honestly earned. Good video and very informative.

[@rokgoesaround]

Thanks. Well Zona traffico limitato is quite a common way to limit the traffic in old cities in Italy. I think it works well as it keeps people still living in the old town and it keeps old towns alive. On the other hand any other vehicles are prohibited, not only rental cars. But if your hotel is in the traffic limit zone and they have a parking garage, they can register your license plate with the system and then you can drive to your hotel. It is just something to be aware of.