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Discovered in 2000, this 13th crypt seems to have gone undetected for roughly seven centuries. The area is covered in frescoes that appear to have been painted between 1270 and 1280.
Address: Piazza Duomo, 8 Siena Si Italy 53100
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This beautiful 14th century Gothic baptistry consists of a marble font by Jacopo della Quercia, along with bronze panels portraying the life of Saint John the Baptist. Several artists, including Donatello and Lorenzo Ghiberti, contributed the reliefs. The baptistry is located in the back of Siena's Cathedral.
Address: Piazza del Duomo, Cittą Siena SI Italy
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Deemed one of the most magnificent cathedrals in Italy, the Il Duomo was built over a period of two and a half centuries (1136-1382). It is constructed of black and white marble, highlighted with an ornate facade of carved statues and columns. Inside the inlaid marble floors are decorated with both biblical and mythological scenes, crafted by over 40 renowned artists (these are often covered for conservation reasons). Several frescos of brilliant quality can be seen throughout the cathedral, as well as a stunning pulpit by Nicola Pisano.
Address: Piazza del Duomo, Cittą Siena SI Italy
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Casa di Santa Caterina is the birthplace and home of St. Caterina of Siena, who along with St. Francis of Assissi is a patron saint of Italy. St. Caterina was born in the house in 1355 and became a nun at eight years of age. She was renown for her good deeds and devotion to God. The rooms of the building are now chapel rooms used for reflection and devotions. Casa di Santa Caterina is open daily (hours vary per season).
Address: Costa di San Antonio Siena SI Italy
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