Siena is located in central Tuscany, about 121 km from Pisa PSA Airport and 85 km from the airport. Florencie FLR and is very accessible by train and bus.

By train

Siena is served only by the state-owned Trenitalia trains, so you can easily search for timetables on the single website trenitalia.com, where you can also buy tickets online.

You can also use Trenitalia's easy-to-use mobile app (Google Play / App Store).

However, this is not strictly necessary for connections to Siena, as there are only local Regionale or Regionale Veloce trains, for which you just need to buy tickets before departure from a ticket machine or ticket office - note that these tickets must always be marked in the validator on the platform!

Prefer to take the train to/from Siena from the following locations:

• Pisa - 1-2 times per hour, the journey takes about an hour and three quarters to two hours and costs 10,90 eur. You must always change trains in Empoli.
• Grosseto - once every 2 hours, the journey takes about an hour and three quarters and costs from 5,10 eur. All trains are direct.

Buses are preferable when travelling from Florence, but you can also take the train on this route: 1-2 times per hour, the journey takes about an hour and a half to two and costs 9,50 eur. Some services are direct, sometimes you have to change in Empoli.

In Siena, trains stop at a single station, located in the valley north of the historic centre (see map).

By bus

There are also quite a few direct long-distance buses to Siena, but they can't compete with the frequency of the trains. They usually run only 1-2 times a day.

Regional buses

However, buses run very frequently to the towns listed below and are preferable to trains.

• Florence - once an hour on lines 131 and 131R, takes an hour and a quarter and costs 8,40 eur
• Grosseto - once every hour or two line 51G, the journey takes an hour and costs 8,40 eur
• Arezzo - once every hour or two line 138, the journey takes an hour and a half and costs 7,60 eur
• San Gimignano - approx. once an hour line 130, journey takes an hour and a quarter and stands still 5,60 eur

The above services are part of the Autolinee Toscane transport system, timetables can be found on at-bus.it.

These lines stop at the Via Tozzi stop near the historic centre.

Tickets can be purchased in advance via the AT Bus mobile app (Google Play / App Store) or from the driver.

Long-distance buses

Long-distance buses run most frequently on the route to Rome:

• The journey takes about 3 hours and is operated by 2 companies: Flixbus and Itabus, the normal ticket price is around 10 eur, but special prices also start at 5 eur

The long-distance bus station is in front of the train station.

By car

If you have rented a car in Tuscany and you will also go to Siena, the main thing you will have to deal with is certainly parking, especially in the confined spaces of the historic city.

Luckily, the city of Siena operates a large free car park, which you'll find at the Medici Fortress, about a 1.5km walk from the main Piazza del Campo.