After living in Siena for almost 6 months, I can confidently say that it's a very safe place. This small, ancient city is full of wonderful people, and it’s especially comfortable and secure for women. Of course, as with any tourist destination, you should always stay aware and cautious, but compared to other Italian cities (and even my hometown), I feel much more at ease here. I can walk freely, even at night, without worry.

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Siena, nestled in the heart of Italy's picturesque region of Tuscany, is a medieval city that captivates with its charm, gastronomy, and rich history. It's distinctively known for the Palio, a historic horse race held in the iconic Piazza del Campo, which also serves as a common meeting place for locals and tourists. Ancient traditions resonate through its labyrinthine streets, leading to marvelous sights such as the magnificent Siena Cathedral, an excellent example of Italian Romanesque-Gothic architecture, and the Torre del Mangia, a towering 14th-century bell tower. The city, often bathed in a warm, amber glow, not only delights the senses with its world-class Chianti wines and delectable Tuscan cuisine but also thrills with its vibrant culture and art, which can be seen in the plentiful museums and art galleries.


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Safety rating:	3.1/5	Moderate
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Crime rate:	1/5	Very Low
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