Buy the complete ticket including this and the duomo sights. The art here is different and some of the earlier secular paintings are here. Well worth the visit. More

Well renovated and interesting! It is definitely worthwhile, More

Unlike the Louvre or Uffizi, this is very do-able in an hour, and you leave knowing you have seen some highlights of Sienese art, and that the city of Siena is proud of this heritage. More

A foreign exchange student we met on the bus from Florence to Siena recommend we see this museum and he wans't wrong. SO glad we listened to his advice. Located right off the main piazza - it is a must see and very reasonable entry fee. Be sure to go upstairs to the deck that gives you an awesome view... More

This building is certainly very grand outside and the inside lived up to this. You enter through several room which are effectively a small museum of art from Sienna. This section is a little dull but as soon as you get to the room covered in battle scenes from the life of Vittorio Emmanuele things get seriously impressive. From here... More

The exhibit was spectacular definitely woth a visit More

The Allegory of Good and Bad Government is filled with charming details. Don't miss Martini's Maesta, either. More

If you're in Siena, you're simply not allowed to miss the visit of the Town Hall or "Palazzo Pubblico". It is the place where you will be able to see the world-famous frescoes by Ambrogio Lorenzetti on the "Good Government" More

We spent much more time here than we ever thought we would. We knew there were some things we wanted to see, yet we were pleasantly surprised to experience so many different eras in one place--from the very beginning of Siena's history to the 2011 scuba photo exhibit. Visit the Torre del Mangia while you're there! More