One of the 12 ancient Etruscan cities, Arezzo has long been a city of artisans. From its hilltop above the floodplain of the Arno River, potters sent their wares in centuries past; these days it is goldsmiths whose precious artifacts and jewelry trade in the world marketplace. Little wonder Arezzo's monthly event is a sprawling Antiquarian Fair. Yet there is so much more to the province of Arezzo - come stay and discover.
Read our guide to Arezzo and its surroundings
The City
Historical Notes
Local Events
What can I do in Arezzo
Best Towns and Sights near Arezzo
Local Food and Wine
Market Days in Towns around Arezzo
Best Restaurants
Located in Eastern Tuscany, just an hour’s train ride from Florence, Arezzo sits at the unique hilltop crossroads of four valleys: the Val Tiberina, Casentino, Valdarno and Valdichiana. One of the wealthiest cities in Tuscany due to its history in gold-smithery, the city is a hidden gem for the European traveller; a beautiful and vibrant city steeped in rich art and architecture. Generally free of crowds and masses of tourists, discovering all that Arezzo has to offer...