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Trains to Siena

Taking trains to Italy's historic city Siena has never been easier. Located in the heart of Tuscany, Siena has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site for a reason. With its medieval buildings, arts and cultural hub, and famed cuisine, Siena has something for everyone. Italian transport company Trenitalia operates various trains to Siena, including Frecciarossa, Regionale, Intercity, and Frecciargento trains. Visitors don't have to be history buffs, but to walk Siena's streets is to be immersed in ancient history.

Which is the main train station in Siena?

Siena Train Station is centrally located just over a mile from central Siena, although this is an uphill walk, so passengers with luggage may prefer to take a local regional bus or taxi to the center or their accommodation. Siena Train Station has a handful of facilities and a cafe.

Which train companies offer trains to Siena?

Trains to Siena are operated by Italian transport company Trenitalia and its various trains including Frecciarossa, Regionale, Intercity, and Frecciargento, among others.

Why travel by train to Siena?

There is no dedicated Siena Airport, so passengers wishing to fly would have to land in an alternative like Florence or Pisa Airport. For this reason, trains and buses are actually the most convenient way to get to the city of Siena. Visitors can travel by train to Siena from all throughout Italy, as well as neighboring and nearby countries like Switzerland, via direct routes taken by a significant amount of travelers every year.

Before you travel to Siena by train - good to know!

Located in the center of Italy, Siena is an ancient city whose origins are debated. It is old enough to be part of Ancient Roman myths. It was likely first settled by the Etruscans in 400 BC, which is to say Siena has gems everywhere, whether visitors are history buffs or simply love walking cobbled streets that seem steeped in history, wondering about the ways people lived hundreds or thousands of years ago. There is a world-class museum around every corner, with original works by numerous beloved Renaissance artists, and even medieval districts preserved for modern societies to remember the way people in Siena used to live. Learn about the 17 Contrade or districts, each distinguished with its own animal or symbol, and attached histories and stories visitors won't forget.