Arezzo is an elegant Tuscan city rich in history, where art, traditions, and everyday life intertwine naturally. Less crowded than other art cities in Tuscany, it is the ideal destination for those who want to discover an authentic place to experience at a leisurely pace. Strolling through the historic center, you will encounter medieval alleys, charming squares, and panoramic views that tell centuries of history. The historic center is compact and easy to visit on foot, allowing you to immerse yourself in the medieval and Renaissance atmosphere of the city.

The heart of Arezzo is Piazza Grande, one of the most beautiful medieval squares in Tuscany, famous for its sloping shape and the historic buildings that surround it. Iconic events are held here, such as the Giostra del Saracino in June and September, the Antiques Fair on the first weekend of each month, and during the Christmas season, the markets and lights create a magical atmosphere perfect for an evening stroll.

Arezzo is a city of sacred art. The Basilica of St Francis houses “The Legend of the True Cross”, the famous cycle of frescoes by Piero della Francesca, considered one of the masterpieces of the Renaissance. The Duomo, located in the upper part of the city, amazes visitors with its stained glass windows and the works of art housed inside, and dominates the city with the nearby the Prato Park, perfect for scenic walks and moments of relaxation. Other churches to visit include Santa Maria della Pieve, with its Romanesque bell tower, and Church of St. Agostino, which houses remarkable works of art.

The Medici Fortress is located at the highest point of Arezzo and is one of the most beloved places for those who live in the city. Today it is a large open space with panoramic views, ideal for a relaxing break. It is a lively place that hosts cultural events, exhibitions, and outdoor initiatives, while maintaining its intimate and welcoming atmosphere.

The Roman Amphitheater is an amazing place, where ancient history coexists with the tranquility of a green space. Located just outside the historic center, it is easy to reach and perfect for a relaxing stroll.

The ruins tell the story of Arezzo's importance in Roman times. It is also an ideal place for families: children can explore, move around freely, and imagine life in the past, while adults enjoy the quiet and peaceful atmosphere.

Next to the amphitheater is the Archaeological Museum, perfect for rounding off your visit in a simple and enjoyable way.

Arezzo is also a city of museums that recount its thousand-year history:

The Gaio Cilnio Mecenate Archaeological Museum, with Etruscan, Roman and medieval artefacts.
The Diocesan Museum, next to the Cathedral, which houses paintings, sculptures and sacred treasures.
Giorgio Vasari House Museum, the birthplace of the famous Renaissance painter and architect, with original frescoes and works related to his life.
State Museum of Medieval and Modern Art, with works from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance.
Petrarca's House, dedicated to the great poet from Arezzo, with manuscripts, books and documents related to his life.
Museum of Communication, a curious and surprising visit that fascinates young and old alike with radios, instruments and inventions that tell the story of how man has learned to communicate over time.

In addition to its iconic landmarks, Arezzo is made up of hidden alleyways, quiet squares and artisan workshops, where you can discover the daily life of the city and taste typical products. Wandering aimlessly means discovering picturesque views, unique photo opportunities and shops selling ceramics, jewellery and traditional handicrafts.

You cannot visit Arezzo without sampling the local cuisine: traditional restaurants, wine bars and cafés offer traditional dishes such as Chianina steak, Tuscan crostini, homemade pasta and local wines. Shops and markets allow you to take home artisan products and gastronomic specialities, completing the Arezzo experience.

Thanks to its strategic location, Arezzo is also an excellent starting point for exploring Tuscany, with its villages, hills and food and wine itineraries.

Arezzo is a city that surprises those who discover it for the first time: it combines history, art, culture and tradition with a relaxed and authentic pace of life. Every step in the historic centre is a discovery, every square and museum tells a unique story. Perfect for couples, families and curious travellers, Arezzo allows you to experience Tuscany in a genuine way, away from the crowds but in the heart of beauty.