Villa Belvedere

Villa Belvedere

Hotel Class: 4 out of 5 stars4 Stars - 114 Opinions

Localita Belvedere - Via Senese, Colle di Val d'Elsa, Tuscany, 53034, Italy

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WIFI cafes

by homerlp

We're going to be in Siena at the end of April. We're going to be renting an apartment that doesn't have Internet access. Does anyone know of WIFI cafes etc. in Siena.

Thanks

Re: WIFI cafes

by oriettaIT

I suspect Italy is not the best place to find WIFI cafes except for the main cities or big hotels, but searching in the net i found this hot spot lists, maybe it can help you
http://www.hotspots-wifi.it/cerca?show=1&act=s&naming=&city=siena&category=-1&type=-1®=&prov=
clicking on the name of the place it give you also the address.
I think it will be maybe easyer to find a internet cafe providing a land connection. Sometimes also italian pubblic library provide internet access fot a cheap rate.

Re: WIFI cafes

by giuliar25

I studied in Siena for a summer so i can tell you I heavily used the wifi cafes in the area. There are two that I found convinent both under the Internet train brand. One is on Via di Citta near Costa Larga, the other is on Via di Pantaneto near the University of Siena (about a 5 minute walk from the campo).

Travel Tips for Siena

Duomo: amazing floor pics

by m-joy

You find 52 pretty pictures on the dome’s floor, telling you stories from the Old and New Testament, etc. They were made in the 14th and 15th century and present brilliant stone cutters work with marble in many colours.
This picture here presents the heraldic figure of one of Siena’s confederates in the middle ages. The most beautiful pictures are covered with wooden plates all the year except in September.

Chianti

by sue_stone

Located as close as only 18kms north of Siena is the magical Chianti region of Tuscany. This famous region is home to a large chunk of Tuscany's wine production, and its stunning countryside is easily accessible from Siena as a day trip (particularly if you have a car).

The best way to explore Chianti is to make a start driving along the SS222, stopping at places like Castellina & Greve along the way. Then, time permitting, take a drive along some of the lesser roads and explore villages like Lamole and Montefioralle. Most towns/villages will offer the chance for wine tasting and purchasing at one of their many wine shops.

Make sure you head to some secluded restaurant for lunch, taste some fresh local cuisine and sample a glass or two of Chianti Classico (not too much if you are the driver please!)

To Rome From Siena

by ForestqueenNYC

If you take the train to Rome from Siena, I believe you have to change in Florence. If you take the bus, you will go directly to Rome and you are let off at the main train station, unless they have changed that since I have been there.

The Campo

by newsphotogirl

A unique piazza. You walk to an opening between two buildings and walk down to the Campo. It's paved in brick and built on a slope. The Palazzo Publico is one one side with the Fonte Gaia on the other. This is the site of the famous Palio horse race. But if you can't see the Palio well then it's a great place to sit and people watch. And if you want a great view of the piazza climb the Torre del Mangia.

Fonte Gaia

by Willettsworld

The Fonte Gaia on the piazza's northern edge is a 19th century copy of an original carved by Jacopo della Quercia in 1409-19. It's reliefs depict the "Virtues", "Adam and Eve", and the "Madonna and Child". The fountain's water is still supplied by a 500 year old aqueduct.

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