Campo to Duomo
A free self-guided walk in Siena, from the Piazza del Campo up to the striped cathedral.
- Distance
- 0.8 km
- Walking time
- 10 min
- Allow
- About 1.5 hours with stops
- Stops
- 5
Open the route in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)Siena city guide
About this walk
This walk covers the heart of Siena on foot.
Climb the Torre del Mangia for the view.
- Terrain: Hilly, with steep lanes.
- Best time: Morning, before the day-trippers.
Route map
The stops
Piazza del Campo
Start in the shell-shaped square.
Torre del Mangia
The tower of the town hall.
Via di Città
A street of Gothic palaces.
Siena Cathedral
The striped marble cathedral.
Santa Maria della Scala
Finish at the old hospital museum.
Tips
- The cathedral floor is fully uncovered only for part of the year.
- Cathedral tickets cover several sites.
- Lanes are steep; wear good shoes.
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Sources and review date
- Siena, Wikivoyage (accessed 2026-10-28)
- Stop locations and walking route: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) (accessed 2026-10-28)


