Where Arezzo is Located

Nestled among the gentle hills of eastern Tuscany, Arezzo is a city that combines the charm of the Tuscan landscape with a historical and artistic heritage of great value.
The provincial capital, it rises 296 meters above sea level, overlooking the plain below and surrounded by the four valleys of Casentino, Valdarno, Valdichiana, and Valtiberina. Its strategic location, along the axis between Florence and Rome and close to Siena and Perugia, makes it easily accessible and an ideal starting point to explore Tuscany and the neighboring regions.

Plan Your Visit to the City

Every good trip begins with good planning. Preparing properly will allow you to enjoy the experience without worries, leaving room only for the pleasure of discovery. Here you will find all the useful information: how to reach the city from different destinations, the most practical ways to get around once you arrive, and the services that can make your stay more comfortable.

Getting Here

Getting to Arezzo is easy from any direction. There are fast and convenient connections with the main Italian cities and the major airports of Tuscany and Umbria. From north or south along the A1 motorway, from the Tyrrhenian and Adriatic sides, and along the high-speed Florence–Rome rail lines. See how to reach the city and the Arezzo area.

Parking and Mobility

Exploring Arezzo is enjoyable and accessible to everyone. The city center can be easily visited on foot, while for those traveling by car, large parking areas are available near the city walls. Also available are urban buses, taxis, car sharing and bike sharing services, as well as facilities for campers and electric vehicles. Find parking and all the solutions best suited to your needs.

Useful Services

From essential services to everyday comforts, here you will find the main references for your stay: pharmacies, ATMs, tourist information points, hospitals, emergency rooms, and law enforcement offices. Everything you need to enjoy Arezzo in peace, focusing only on the pleasure of your trip.

Accessible Tourism

Arezzo is a city committed to making the travel experience accessible to everyone. Many museums, churches, and cultural spaces have accessible entrances, along with reserved parking and transport services dedicated to people with mobility impairments. Find the most useful information for your needs.

Arezzo in Numbers

Area / 3,233 sq km
Wooded area / 1,830 sq km
Natural parks and protected areas / 12
Average annual temperature / 13 °C
Average annual clear days / 131
Average annual partly cloudy days / 142
Average annual cloudy days / 92
Days with temperatures above 25°C / 86
Population of the province / about 333,700
Population of the city / 96,500

Getting Around the Area

Four valleys surround the city of Arezzo, each with its own identity, landscapes, and traditions. All are easily accessible thanks to a network of road and rail connections linking the city to its surrounding area. In less than half an hour from the center of Arezzo, you can reach villages, trails, and places immersed in nature.

Click on the images below to enter each valley and discover all the useful information to plan your stay and explore the Arezzo area.