Walking through the medieval streets of Arezzo is a unique experience. Tradition, history and beautiful landscapes to photograph. Arezzo offers all this and much more. The tour aims to show the truest Tuscany, far from the classic tourist routes.
Booking a day in Arezzo allows you to relax in one of the most beautiful medieval cities in Tuscany.
Via Margaritone, Via Crispi, Arezzo, Italy
Roman amphitheater. The evocative ruins of the Amphitheater speak to us of the greatness of Arezzo in antiquity.
Corso Roma 2, 44047, Sant'Agostino, Italy
The church of Sant'Agostino is among the most evocative of Arezzo. Inside, Baroque masterpieces and fifteenth-century frescoes.
Corso Italia, Arezzo, Italy
The Romanesque parish church of Santa Maria is a Romanesque jewel.
Corso Italia, Arezzo, Italy
The road leading to the historic center is full of typical shops and cafes.
Piazza della Badia 3, Arezzo, Italy
Giorgio Vasari restructured this ancient church in Renaissance style in the mid-1500s. It houses an exceptional work by Father Andrea Pozzo
Piazza del Duomo 1, Arezzo, Italy
The austere cathedral of Arezzo was created by the will of Pope Gregory X in 1276. The pontiff died in the city and left a sum for the construction of the work. The stained glass windows by Marcillat and the chapel of the Madonna del Conforto are exceptional.
Via Giorgio Vasari, 61, Arezzo, Italy
The heart of Arezzo hosts the antiques fair and the Giostra del Saracino. Perfect place for a coffee or a delicious aperitif.
I can meet travelers at the hotel reception or at the nearest café.
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