Lovely fountain -- because it is blocked off by fencing it kind of deters you from enjoying it. It gets ignored in that way compared to other fountains in Italy.

We were in the bell tower and looked out from above to see the fountain. The Piazza Campo was huge and depending where you entered you may not see it.

Fonte Gaia is situated in Piazza del Campo, so it is easy to spot and visit. It is a copy and what remains of the original by Jacopo della Quercia can now be found at the museum at Santa Maria della Scala. Siena had strong...More

Fonts Gaia is right in piazza de campo and part of that location and experience. It’s lovely, it’s history, and not everything needs to be in your face large to have an impact and value. Please come and see and rest-watch the birds-as they show...More

The location is perfect. The food equally miserable. We tried the apero plate and they served us Wiener wurstel with mozzarella and ketchup. No f... way! Only come for drinks!!!

Taken indoors to save it from the elements (and people) this fountain is one of the hallmarks of Renaissance sculpture. Take a moment to admire how simple things like fountains can become artistic monuments in their own right in times gone by. Don't think of...More

Pretty fountain on Piazza il Campo, it's a gothic archittecture; in the underground there are sources delivered from an Acquadukt (Bottini) and the water cames from the Chiantiregion to the city, and unfortunately, this is not enough known.