Palazzo Pubblico E Museo Civico
What the experts agree on
Medieval Siena's civic pride gleams in this 14th-century Gothic palace, famous for Lorenzetti's groundbreaking secular frescoes. The tower climb is taxing but rewards with stunning views over the Campo and city.
“The climb up to the top is long and steep, but the view makes it worth every step.”
– Fodor's
"Built to demonstrate the enormous wealth, proud independence and secular nature of Siena, this 14th-century Gothic masterpiece is the visual focal point of the Campo, itself the true heart of the city." Full review
"In 1338 Ambrogio Lorenzetti frescoed the walls with what has become the most important piece of secular art to survive from medieval Europe." Full review