Where to Stay in Siena
Best WiFi, coworking spaces, and long-stay neighborhoods
Best Neighborhoods for Digital Nomads
Ranked by relevance for digital nomads visiting Siena
San Martino
Mid-rangeA charming and slightly quieter residential area just east of the main piazza.
- +Close to major attractions but more peaceful
- +Authentic local feel
- +Good selection of trattorias
- -Fewer accommodation options
- -Some streets are steep
San Prospero
Mid-rangeA historic neighborhood north of the center, known for its artisan shops and student presence.
- +More local and less touristy
- +Good range of restaurants and bars
- +Access to artisan workshops
- -A bit further from the absolute center
- -Can be lively with students at night
Il Campo
LuxuryThe pulsating heart of Siena, defined by its magnificent shell-shaped piazza.
- +Unbeatable central location
- +Iconic historical sites are steps away
- +Lively atmosphere
- -Can be very crowded
- -Quieter options are limited
WiFi & Remote Work in Siena
Quality
good
Avg Speed
30-50 Mbps (download)
Free WiFi
Many bars and cafes offer free Wi-Fi with a purchase; the city also has some public Wi-Fi hotspots (e.g., near Piazza del Campo).
Coworking
Limited dedicated coworking spaces; consider cafes with good Wi-Fi or serviced offices for longer stays.
Daily Budget (Budget)
EUR 70/day
Hidden Gems in Siena
Lesser-known spots the locals love
Osteria Le Logge
This historic restaurant offers a refined take on Tuscan cuisine in an elegant, old-world setting. Locals rave about its authentic dishes and extensive wine list, making it a perfect spot for a special meal.
Enoteca Italiana
For wine lovers, this is a must-visit for experiencing the best of Italian wines, with a focus on Tuscan vintages. Enjoy a tasting in a historic fortress setting, learning about regional wines from knowledgeable staff.
1 area to be cautious about
Read our full safety guide for Siena