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Tuscany needs no introduction:
Arezzo, a city of art, is a gateway to many other wonderful places.
Find out what to see: set off to explore medieval villages, or pause and admire enchanting views.
Welcome to Arezzo, a city on the edge of Tuscany where you can take in its history just by walking through its streets. With its cobblestone streets, medieval palaces and wonderful works of art, Arezzo is a real gem to explore during your stay.
One of Arezzo's main sights is Piazza Grande, a fascinating medieval square that stands out because of its shell shape. In addition to the main square, there are many picturesque ravines and spots worth experiencing and discovering. Here is a short overview of the things to see in Arezzo!
Welcome to Arezzo, a city on the edge of Tuscany where you can take in its history just by walking through its streets. With its cobblestone streets, medieval palaces and wonderful works of art, Arezzo is a real gem to explore during your stay.
One of Arezzo's main sights is Piazza Grande, a fascinating medieval square that stands out because of its shell shape. In addition to the main square, there are many picturesque ravines and spots worth experiencing and discovering. Here is a short overview of the things to see in Arezzo!
The Basilica of San Francesco, overlooking the square of the same name, is home to the famous fresco cycle by Piero della Francesca called "The Legend of the True Cross". This artistic masterpiece is a must-see if you love art and history.
Not far from the Piazza Grande is the Cathedral of Arezzo, dedicated to Saint Donatus. This majestic cathedral dates back to the 12th century and will offer you a breathtaking panoramic view of the city from the top of its bell tower.
Not far from the Piazza Grande is the Cathedral of Arezzo, dedicated to Saint Donatus. This majestic cathedral dates back to the 12th century and will offer you a breathtaking panoramic view of the city from the top of its bell tower.
If you are an art lover, you cannot pass up a visit to the Ivan Bruschi House Museum, located in the heart of Arezzo. This historic house museum hosts a vast collection of artwork and antiques, giving you a fascinating perspective on daily life in the past.
If you are interested in Roman history, we recommend visiting the ruins of the Roman amphitheater in Arezzo. This ancient amphitheater, which dates back to the first century AD, will give you an idea of the greatness and the magnificence of ancient Rome.
Finally, we suggest you explore the neighborhood of San Lorentino, with its picturesque narrow streets and many workshops. Here, you can immerse yourself in the authentic Tuscan atmosphere, discover local culinary delights and maybe even take home a unique souvenir.
If you are interested in Roman history, we recommend visiting the ruins of the Roman amphitheater in Arezzo. This ancient amphitheater, which dates back to the first century AD, will give you an idea of the greatness and the magnificence of ancient Rome.
Finally, we suggest you explore the neighborhood of San Lorentino, with its picturesque narrow streets and many workshops. Here, you can immerse yourself in the authentic Tuscan atmosphere, discover local culinary delights and maybe even take home a unique souvenir.
Did you know that the main square and other places in Arezzo were the film set of the movie "Life is Beautiful"? Walking here you can relive the places featured in Roberto Benigni's famous film. In summer, on some special dates, you can take a trip back in time on the main square, which becomes the setting for the Saracen Joust.
And then remember that Il Gentiluomo Hotel & SPA can become the starting point to explore many wonderful places in Tuscany, such as Florence, Siena and other towns that are little medieval gems, such as Cortona, Montepulciano, Montalcino and the nearby Val d'Orcia.
And then remember that Il Gentiluomo Hotel & SPA can become the starting point to explore many wonderful places in Tuscany, such as Florence, Siena and other towns that are little medieval gems, such as Cortona, Montepulciano, Montalcino and the nearby Val d'Orcia.
