Where to Base
Hotels are concentrated in the historic center. Staying here allows walking access to major sites and immerses guests in the medieval atmosphere, ideal for those seeking culture and tranquility.
City hotel guide
Chiusi
Chiusi is a historic Etruscan town in the province of Siena, Tuscany, Italy. Known for its ancient roots, it offers a quiet alternative to busier tourist hubs. There is no major airport nearby; access is primarily via train connections to Siena or Florence. Hotels are typically located within the medieval old town, providing an immersive cultural experience for travelers seeking history and tranquility.
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Getting there & around
PSA airport guide (official info · terminals · lounges) →
🚆 Chiusi-Chianciano Terme railway station🚆 Montallese railway station
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Getting Around
No direct airport access. Travelers must reach Siena or Florence first, then transfer by train or bus to Chiusi. The compact city center is easily explored on foot.
Best Season
Spring and autumn offer pleasant weather for exploring Etruscan ruins and the Tuscan countryside. Summer is hotter but less crowded, offering a more private experience.
Nearby attractions
Co-Cathedral of St. Secundian
church building in Chiusi, Italy
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Chiusi National Archaeological Museum
museum in Chiusi, Italy
Grave of the Monkey
etruscan tomb in Tuscany
Tomba dell'iscrizione
archaeological site in Chiusi, Italy
Labyrinth of Porsenna
archaeological site
Lake Chiusi
lake in Tuscany, Italy
Colle Casuccini tomb
archaeological site in Chiusi, Italy
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archaeological site in Chiusi, Italy
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Tomba della Pellegrina
tomb in Italy
Tomb of the Lion
Dining
Osteria La Solita Zuppa
In the heart of the historic centre of Chiusi, the authentic spirit of a true Tuscan trattoria pervades the air, between evocative barrel-vaulted ceilings and a cool terrace that invites one to linger. Here a love of regional cooking finds expression in the revival of ancient recipes, presented with the generous richness of flavour that characterises the local tradition. Among the dishes recommended by our Inspector, the fragrant artichoke and mint soup and the refined rabbit with ginger, inspired by an ancient medieval preparation, stand out.
WebsiteI Salotti
In summer, the outdoor spaces at this restaurant, such as the garden gazebo, are the perfect setting for a candlelit dinner in total harmony with nature, while in winter, the elegant dining room with just a few tables (book well in advance) really comes into its own. Creative cuisine prepared using produce from the restaurant’s own farm, plus a long-established wine cellar that has been extended over the years so that it now boasts over two thousand different labels from the region and elsewhere in Italy, many of them of the highest quality.
WebsiteDa Nilo
In the heart of Cetona's square, a well-tended outdoor area among hedges welcomes guests with warmth and smiles. The cuisine is authentically Tuscan and well-crafted. Don’t miss the selection of local cured meats and the classic pici all’aglione, a true must-try!
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