When we arrived in Arezzo, there was a huge Christmas market being held on Piazza Grande. The market had a Tyrolean theme and featured food, gifts and drinks normally found in the Alpine region of Germany. The market was packed with people and families enjoying...More

Just waking thru and remember the life is beautiful if Begnini. It us amazing Beautiful and with a lot of history A pleasure to visit and walk thru

Never having been to Arezzo before we decided to do a half day visit. After arriving we had wished we had allowed more time. Arezzo is like a small city completely encircled in walls. The large public parking lot and escalators at the north side...More

I can't make up my mind whether i enjoy this square most at dawn when there is no one about or to see it full of excited people bargaining away on the first weekend of every month when they hold the best antiques fair here!...More

Does anyone know the name of a shop in this piazza that carries original antique botanicals as well as magazine covers, ducks, and maps. I'm so disappointed that I didn't buy a few that I loved and am trying to get hold of the shop...More

Piazza Grande is the most famous square in Arezzo. Once you visit the city you must pass by this place and enjoy the medieval architecture of the surrounding buildings and churches. You can also sit in one of the cafes scattered all over the place...More

After Siena, San Gimignano, Assisi and cortona, we found the Arezzo Piazza Grande strangely much quieter and relaxing.