Bailey333

Someone mentioned that Sienna was "dead' on Sunday. No shopes open etc and suggested going to Pienza. Does anyone else share this opinion or have another idea of what to do ?
Thanks

willit

When I was there in March, the majority of the shops in the central area were open. There were exceptions - the mobile phone shops, and hardware stores were closed, but the clothing and leather goods places remained open, as did the obvious "tourist" shops selling wine, salami's etc.

And a general question - not intended as a Critisism - Why do so many posters spell Siena with 2 "n"s - Id there something in the US called Sienna ?

Jackie_in_Italy

When I was there 2 years back on a Sunday, quite a few things seemed to be open, especially tourist shops, as already mentioned. The town seemed pretty lively for a Sunday, I thought.

willit: I think Sienna is also a girl's name in English? And the color burnt sienna might be spelled with 2 ns, I'm not sure.

ira

>Id there something in the US called Sienna ? <

Yed, there id domething in the UD called "sienna". It is a color.

See http://halflife.ukrpack.net/csfiles/help/colors.shtml

willit

Thankd ira, that wad a very udeful link which I have bookmarked for future ude.

annhig

In my experience, Mondays are usually much worse [better?] than Sundays for things being shut.
Love the tyops!