Diana Park Hotel Siena

Via Pascoli 10 Siena, Tuscany, 50129, Italy

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Day 347 - Wine Tasting in Tuscany

A travel blog entry by everett.butler

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... the opportunity to spend some quality time with them in the heartland of Tuscany. I never would have visited Italy if it weren’t for them, and I’m so glad that I did. It reignited my love for that country, and the three days we had together in the Tuscan countryside, tasting wines, eating delicious food, cruising the winding hillside roads and laughing late into the night over shots of vinsanto dipped ...

Siena and the Tuscan countryside

A travel blog entry by hilary_todd

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... was similar in style to the Sagrada (Gaudi in Barcelona), but inside was totally different. It was very dark and scary with hundreds of Pope faces looking down at you with their piercing glares. There were works of art by Donatello, Michelangelo and Bernini in here too.

Most of all, we enjoyed Siena as we didn't feel compelled to be tourists here. We just enjoyed going out for a coffee, or a gelato and watching the world go by. The first day here we ordered a litre of house ...

My Favorite city tour thus far...

A travel blog entry by jamespkaras

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... of where the twice a year Palio horse race takes place between the 17 competing city districts. Feeling guilty about my lunch I decided to chase the teenagers of the 400 plus step city bell tower. There I was really able to appreciate the magnificent city in its entirety. Once we retreated back the ground we hiked over to the Duomo of Siena. Thus far the most ...

Siena, San Gimignono and Giorno Della Donna

A travel blog entry by jchiarie

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... conflict. We climbed one of the towers on a narrow, spiral stairway that just kept going. The amazing thing (other than the fact that we made ...

The Baron and other Super Tuscans

A travel blog entry by nickfear

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... These have only been produced since the 1970s and don't generally meet either Chiantis requirement of at least 70% Sangiovese grape, or its geographic requirements. The "Super Tuscans" are very good wines, often including familiar grape varieties such as Cabernet Sauvignon or Merlot, and now are often the most expensive wines of the region.

The first destination today was "Castello Brolio" a fabulous castle dating from the ...

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