Siena Travel Guide

This story originally appeared on Time.com. Before he left the White House, Barack Obama said he planned on taking his wife away on a “very nice... Read More

Some of the most incredible cities can be found in Italy—but Rome and Florence aren’t the only two worth seeing. The next time you visit Italy, take a... Read More

Every year, the picturesque Tuscan town of Siena—generally known for its medieval tower and graphic white-and-black cathedral—turns into an explosive... Read More

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Quick, what’s your perfect day in New York City? Does it entail a walk across the Brooklyn Bridge and a romantic dinner at a three-Michelin-star... Read More

Venice: On the Campo San Zanipolo, look out for the rounded pediments that adorn the elegant 15th-century façade of Scuola Grande di San Marco, by... Read More

John Phillips was only looking for a villa. That he wound up with a village says something about the scale of his enthusiasms, his impetuous streak, and... Read More

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“When I was growing up, we always traveled to a rambling farmhouse in Tuscany. My dad [John Mortimer] was obsessed with Italy—in fact, he wrote a book... Read More

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Until recently, travelers looking for first-class accommodations in Siena had to stay in the countryside—or wrangle an invitation to a private villa. At... Read More

Edited by Amy FarleyWe partnered with Conservation International to develop a comprehensive green-hotel assessment test to learn what properties around... Read More