| Page Views: 1,492 Last Visit to Siena: June, 2004 | Why, It's a Bird...It's a Plane....It's..... by karenincalifornia - last update: Mar 31, 2005 |
What in tarnation are these tourists looking at??? | Amateur photographers in Siena |
If you have been to Siena, you will know right away that these tourists are looking at one of the most stunning sights in Italy.
I loved Siena. It was my favorite Tuscan city. Unfotunately, my time was limited, and was only able to spend a few hours there doing typical tourist things. |
|  | I was in Siena for a mere 6 hours, and a good part of that time was spent circling the city looking for a parking space. But we finally landed a spot and made it! Come with me and I'll show you Siena as seen by American tourists (aka travelers) in Siena. This amazing Tuscan city was molto bello and I had an enjoyable day in Siena! |
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| Pros: | "Beautiful architecture, old, friendly waiters" | | Cons: | "Terrible parking, crowded, too friendly waiters" | | In A Nutshell: | "Not as crowded as Florence, beautiful Tuscan city" |
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JLBG Sun May 31, 2009 06:30 UTC
Superb photos of this magnificent city that I remain to visit ! I agree with you that standing in line is not the best tourist's activity ! | Herkbert Fri Mar 21, 2008 19:42 UTC
Nice Siena page and pics. We are counting down to our trip in May. Thanks for sharing. | sue_stone Tue Feb 6, 2007 12:09 UTC
Only 6 hours in Siena, but looks like you still manged to see the highlights, have lunch and enjoy a gelato - perfect! | Netmorvirt Sun Nov 19, 2006 23:51 UTC
Thanks for some nice pictures. In Latin and Italian, "Opera" is the plural of "Opus." Opus means work, i.e. a work, e.g. a work of art. Opera means works. |
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