Siena: the vibe
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The verdict
Liked · 72Commenters who've visited or lived in Siena love its beauty, history and warmth, though a few flag high costs and bureaucratic hassles, so the mood leans positive with caveats.
- beauty and history
- food and wine
- warm people
- art and architecture
- Tuscany lifestyle
- high cost
- bureaucracy
- transport logistics
- tourist crowds
- Siena feels like a dream place to live and many would move there
- Living there likely requires substantial financial means
- Italian bureaucracy is frustrating but things eventually work out
- Trains from Florence can be slower than buses
- Most content is travel-focused, so day-to-day life views are thin
Read from 8 videos, 38 comments and 0 posts on 2026-11-07; the summary is written by a language model and can misread sarcasm.
3 women moved to Siena, Italy... this is how their life has changed
Smart Move Italy · 246K views · 2026
What viewers said
“These videos would make me want to move to Italy, if it weren't for the fact that I'm already here.”
♥ 151 likes
“I am so jealous of these ladies. That's my concept of heaven, living in an ancient city with so much history, art, wonderful people and fine food all around you.”
♥ 23 likes
“Oh .. I'm just sighing with longing while watching this. I've been to Sienna twice and it has the most beautiful energy. I've been learning Italian at 69 years old. Someday....”
♥ 38 likes
“When I traveled Europe I had just left the rude (to us) and coldness of Austria and got off the train in Italy, the people were so warm and wonderful it was like stepping into sunshine. My grandpa's family is from Sicily. I'd love to go bac”
♥ 40 likes
“I have owned in Abruzzo for 7 years and love the diversity of the country , the food , the people , history , etc”
♥ 18 likes
“That was a beautiful episode! All the stories were wonderful. The Irish and the Argentinian women were incredibly strong, but for me the one who really stood out was the American. Her sense of humour and personality were contagious! As a Br”
♥ 28 likes
“While we are notorious for our bureaucracy, we struggle with it ourselves. There are moments when we simply give up, and then, as if by magic, everything suddenly falls into place.”
♥ 12 likes
“for PART 1: I spent a fall semester in Siena (1967) and lived in a villa outside the ROMA GATE that St. Katherine stayed in centuries ago. I still weep looking at videos of Tuscany... I totally GET the emotion of the longing!”
♥ 30 likes
“These women must be financially well off because Siena is a very expensive city.”
♥ 13 likes
“So schön, Menschen zu sehen, die ihre Träume leben und tief glücklich wirken. Danke fürs Teilen! 👍👍”
♥ 22 likes
Found with a YouTube search for the city and “digital nomad”, fetched 2026-11-07; titles, descriptions and comments belong to their authors and link to the originals.