It looks grand from outside, but wait till you get inside…. One of a kind! Most impressive church I saw in Italy. More

One of the most stunning Churches i have ever seen. And to see one of Michelangelos first sculptures is amazing More

When you see the level of quality of goods in this museum you get to understand how wealthy these people were. It is facinating to see the history. A tip don't miss out going on the roof as you can see the whole area from the top brilliant. More

The cathedral, while not as large as it was originally planned, is certainly a wonder to behold. The architecture is similar to all churches of its era, but the interior is absolutely splendid! The inlaid marble pictures in the floors are the most splendid we saw in our travels in Italy. The library with its volumes of ancient musical scores... More

Siena Cathedral is among the best churches in Italy, and it's completely different from every other church in the country (except Orvieto Cathedral, that is in a similar style). If you are in Italy you just can't miss it. More

An ncredible cathedral. Finished and restarted and stopped. The flooring is incredible and matched by only a few places in all of Italy! More

The duomo of Siena is possibly better looking on the outside than the inside. The most memorable detail to me was the combination of deep black and white stone. Bands of colours adorn the building inside and outside. The floors of the cathedral are most noteworthy: carvings depicting all kinds of scenes, both biblical and historical are to be seen... More

Beautiful cathedral; most of the side altars could be the main altar at any church. Highlight for me was the statue of St. Peter by Michelangelo on one of the side altars. It's said to have been a bit of a self portrait. More

It's difficult to say which is more impressive, the interior or exterior of this magnificent church. They're both worth spending some time enjoying and the all-inclusive pass for all of the areas of the Duomo complex is good value - make sure you catch the city view from the panoramic terrace of the uncompleted nave area especially. The marble inlaid... More