Siena Civic Museum at Palazzo Pubblico Tickets
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Experience Highlights
Get your tickets to the Civic Museum of Siena's Palazzo Pubblico and delve into more than 100 years of history and art in one of the city's most emblematic places.
Located in the heart of Piazza del Campo, this museum houses rooms decorated with stunning frescoes, including masterpieces by Ambrogio Lorenzetti and Simone Martini, icons of the prestigious Sienese School.
With your ticket you will also have access to a digital audio guide on the app, so you can explore each room at your own pace and understand the cultural value of Siena's golden age.
- Visit the artistic heart of Siena.
- Explore the medieval frescoes that marked the history of Italian art.
- Discover the civic and religious legacy of the city in a historic building.
What’s included
- Entrance to the Civic Museum of Palazzo Pubblico
- App with downloadable audio guide
- Entrance to the Torre del Mangia
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Keep in mind you need to arrive 15 minutes before start
Step by Step
The Civic Museum of the Palazzo Pubblico in Siena is an essential visit to understand the cultural and artistic splendour of this Tuscan city. With your ticket you will enter the historic town hall, located in the famous Piazza del Campo, scene of the famous Palio of Siena.
Among its rooms you will discover a journey through more than seven centuries of art and history, with frescoes and collections that reflect the civic pride, religious devotion and artistic creativity that defined the city's golden age. The downloadable audio guide on your mobile phone will accompany you at all times, offering clear explanations of each work and each space.
The great attraction of the museum are the works of Ambrogio Lorenzetti, especially the famous Allegory of Good and Bad Government, considered one of the most influential pictorial series of European medieval art. You can also admire paintings by Simone Martini and other artists of the Sienese School, whose works marked a turning point in the representation of power, faith and urban life.
Beyond its collections, a visit to the Palazzo Pubblico is also a journey into the essence of Siena: a space that combines Gothic architecture, political history and an unrivalled artistic legacy, all in the heart of the city.
