Saints, Pagans and a Condemned Lover
- Start at the Basilica of San Domenico, where the relics of Saint Catherine tell the story of a woman who changed Siena, Europe, and the history of the Church. A mystical woman, married to the Lord, she managed to transform our world forever.
- Move to the Arco dei Malavolti, located near Piazza Salimbeni, and admire the only Roman architectural element left in the city: the last testimony of our legendary Roman ancestors.
- The third discovery is the fatally cruel story of Pia dei Tolomei, told in front of the palace mentioned by Dante in his Divine Comedy, to whom he dedicated verses.
- Discover the fate of the unfortunate lovers Mariotto and Ganozza, the story that inspired Shakespeare to write Romeo and Juliet. Walk around the couple's romantic palace, Palazzo Mignanelli, listening to their voices still echoing in the wind during moonless nights, and observe the mighty towers where their story was set - or so they say!