Siena’s Masonic Streetguide

What links Giuseppe Garibaldi, Goffredo Mameli, Bettino Ricasoli, central figures of the Risolrgimento, to the Sienese's Paolo Cesarini, Silvio Gigli, Artemio Franchi, which in their respective areas were undisputed protagonists of the last twentieth-century?
The common Committment to the principles and ideals of Freemasonry.
For each of them, and many others, Siena has dedicated an avenue, a street, a square.
Now they are all collected in this street plan that, for the first time, narrates the city, in an unprecedented way, unknown, surprising.
Useful guide that does not stop at the old town, Unesco's World Heritage Site, but also invites you to visit the roads built in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
It allows you to learn more about the history of an Institution that "since centuries, is composed of free men of high ideals and deserving of mention. Even with a road."