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Siena, Italy
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Siena: The city's rather forlorn-looking railroad station is in an industrial area on the outskirts, at the bottom of a long hill. Allow half an hour to reach the center on foot, catch a minibus if you aren't carrying much luggage, or splurge on a taxi. Better yet, skip the train and come by bus. Buses from Florence, Rome, and nearby towns arrive at the Piazza Antonio Gramschi, which is literally just a few steps from Siena's pedestrian zone.

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