Where to Base
Stay in the historic center or near the railway station for easy access to medieval streets and convenient rail connections to Siena.
Asciano is a historic hill town in the province of Siena, Tuscany, situated in the heart of the Crete Senesi landscape. Located approximately 30 kilometers southeast of Siena by rail, it offers a serene escape from busier tourist hubs. The town retains its medieval character, nestled between the Ombrone River and the Copra torrent. For frequent travelers, Asciano serves as an excellent base for exploring the surrounding Tuscan countryside and nearby wine regions. While smaller than Siena, it provides authentic Italian charm and a quieter atmosphere, ideal for those seeking relaxation and cultural immersion without the crowds.
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Stay in the historic center or near the railway station for easy access to medieval streets and convenient rail connections to Siena.
Located 30km from Siena, accessible via rail. The compact hill town is best explored on foot.
Spring and autumn offer pleasant weather for walking the rolling hills of the Crete Senesi and enjoying the local tranquility.

church building in Asciano, Italy

Cathedral in Chiusure, hamlet of Asciano, Italy

church in Asciano, Italy

church building in Chiusure, Italy
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rocca in Trequanda, Italy

church in Buonconvento
building in Castelnuovo Berardenga, Italy
In the charming setting of an old hamlet, chef Davide Canella, who has plenty of experience behind him, serves delicious, elegant cuisine presented on a tasting menu and an à la carte on which meat takes centre stage (although a few fish options also feature). Dishes include exquisite prawns and panzanella, and duck breast served with hosomaki. Manuela, the friendly, professional sommelier, oversees the front of house, offering excellent recommendations on the best wine pairings. In other words, a delightful all-round dining experience thanks to the competence and enthusiasm of all involved.
WebsiteThe 14th-century home of the castle gamekeeper has been transformed into a showcase of regional products with a terrace overlooking the hills and, from the rooms, glimpses of the surrounding countryside. Chef Chiara's cooking is easy to read: Tuscan and local, with an emphasis on seasonal produce from the garden and nearby farmers. The triptych of hams is already a good reason to sit at the table, delicate and firm at the same time, with perfect seasoning! Among the starters, indulge in an artichoke flan; among the main courses, the classic Florentine steak or pigeon, served whole and flavoure
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WebsiteAlthough it calls itself an osteria, Il Granaio is really a restaurant. It has elegant brick - arched dining rooms occupying a 17C palazzo in the historic centre of Rapolano. On the menu you will find Tuscan specialities such as pici pasta cooked with various sauces, peppery Tuscan beef stew and a selection of fish dishes.
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