Travel and transport agencies Siena

A word of advice! It is better to use the Rapida bus (No. 131R) rather than the Ordinaria, as it is non-stop between Florence (via Luigi Alamanni, in front of Santa Maria Novella station) and Siena (piazza Antonio Gramsci), so faster (about 1 hour 15 minutes). The terminus, piazza Gramsci - via Federigo Tozzi, is located in the heart of Siena's city centre. Tickets can be purchased either at the ticket office (in the Lizza underground passage in Siena, in Santa Maria Novella station in Florence), or in advance online, or on board but with an additional charge.

Connections between the Siena railway station (stazione), located two kilometres from the historic centre, and the Piazza del Sale on buses Nos. 3, 4, 8 and 17 (allow a good five minutes). Every day, more than thirty direct trains (Florence-Empoli-Siena railway line) connect Siena to Florence, Santa Maria Novella station. The first train to Florence leaves Siena at 5am, and the last one at 9.30pm. The average travel time is one hour. Count three hours from Rome, less than two hours from Pisa, and nearly an hour and a half from Grosseto.

The post office offers a variety of services, such as stamp sales, car insurance, residence permits, INPS certificates, cadastral visits and CUD certificates. It also offers convenient services such as Wi-Fi, a Postamat H24 ATM and QR codes.