We entered Arezzo from Florence and were very much looking forward to seeing Piazza Grande which we pictured with different flags, castle looking like structures and which is the central point of Arezzo. We had very much difficulty finding any parking. The place was fully...More

Piazza Grande is one of the core places in Arezzo, together with il Duomo, Piazza San Domenico and the Roman amphitheater. However, Piazza Grande is perhaps the most scenographic and contains variaous architectural jewels, the square itself is a precious composition of such fine buildings....More

We visited Arezzo as regenerated teenagers (elderly) in June when it was 80 plus degrees to see the 'Joust of the Saracens'. We stayed at La Striscia Agritouriscmo just outside city, recommended. You need tickets for this event 60 Euro for seats. Do not go...More

We only stopped through Arezzo to grab a panini from Panini & Co but the Duomo and Piazza Grande were well worth the stop. We had to keep moving to Florence and so didn't stop for a drink on the Piazza but it was beautiful.

Being one of the more famous squares in Arezzo, one must make a quick stop to the Piazza Grande. When here, there was an opera taking place in the square. I sat and watched the production of "Cosi Fan Tutte" and drank a glass of...More

This piazza has a harmonious look to it, with no modern buildings intruding on it. Santa Maria della Pieve backs onto it, and the Vasari loggia makes up one whole side.

This piazza is lovely -- guidebooks describe it as sinking on one side but according to our guide the construction of it, with its slant, is intentional. According to her it makes for easy clean up on market days and particularly following the twice yearly...More

I expect this square would rate a higher rating but currently there are undertaking construction work in the square so not at it best. Restaurants/cafes and shops surround the square.

This is a lovely sloping square surrounded by medieval buildings, many now occupied by shops and cafes. Soak in the historic atmosphere of this piazza -- and of Arezzo in general -- while enjoying lunch or a cold drink. A great place to relax and...More

We arrived at 11am and left at 4pm. Drank coffee, climbed the tour, had lunch. Easy to find a table at the many terraces. We love the Piazza Grande.