Arezzo is one of the oldest cities in Tuscany. The city’s marvellous history shows itself in all its beauty to the eyes of anyone visiting its historic centre.

Distance: 14km (Parking Pietri)

Florence is world-famous for the beauty of its monumental palaces, its Arte ranging from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance. The latter is the era that saw Florence as the undisputed and absolute protagonist in the world.

Distance: 60km

The so-called Valle del Chianti is, in reality, a very large portion of territory that includes the territories of Arezzo, Siena and Firenze. The entire area is world-famous thanks to the wine of the same name. As you may have guessed, the attractions and places to visit in Chianti are numerous.

Distance: 50km (Greve in Chianti)

Wondering what to see and do in Siena therefore makes us spoilt for choice. Such a naturally picturesque area with such an ancient history can only offer so many attractions.

Distance: 55km

Perugia is the capital of the Region of Umbria, which is bordered by the Land of Arezzo. Like the latter, Perugia has a millennial history that goes back as far as the Etruscan era, when the city was known as Perusna.

Distance: 100km

The Val d’Orcia stretches in the province of Siena and is characterised by breathtaking views and medieval towns such as Pienza and Montalcino. The valley is crossed by the river Orcia, from which it takes its name. This area offers gastronomic delights such as the Pecorino di Pienza and the Brunello di Montalcino.

Distance: 65km (Pienza)

TheCasentino Valley, stretching north of the city of Arezzo, is a treasure trove of wonders. Everything from natural wonders to breathtakingly beautiful villages can be found here. The Casentino stretches from the wooded peaks of the Apennines to the numerous castles that protected the people of the area.

Distance: 50km (Poppi)

The territory of the beautiful Val di Chiana extends south of theCity of Arezz. The Val di Chiana area is extremely rich in natural beauty and picturesque and interesting villages.

Distance: 40km (Cortona)

Arriving in Valtiberina Sansepolcro emerges as a town with a distinctive cultural and characteristic profile. Not far away are the imposing walls of Anghiari and picturesque river towns such as Pieve Santo Stefan. In Pieve S. Stefano you will find the Archivio Diaristico Nazionale and the Premio Pieve is held here.

Distance: 38 km (Anghiari)

The Valdarno, located between Arezzo and Florence, is a corner of Tuscany full of wonders. The Valdarno lies between the mountains of the Pratomagno and the hills of the Chianti and you will find historic villages and breathtaking views.

Distance: 25 km (S. Giovanni Valdarno)