A place to entertain children and adults. It has a sports screen and everything is almost complete

I called it a second mini mall at Arezzo town . They have a some stores and this place is always good for kids they have all complete attraction and activities here .like skating in the season of winter the cinemas and amusement arcade for all season . And last thing you can set a kid parties here as well.and kids much having fun.

Good and clean cinema. Food is a bit expensive but quite tasty. A bigger variety of movies would be appreciated (especially the less famous ones).

Most of the shops were closed. Escalators under maintenance. Seems I visited at a bad time

Mall its good, with kids youtand adults game, scarpamondo is the best for who love shoes original with all market

A mini mall ever had here in AREZZO City ever .they have some stores, restaurants,a small amusement arcade,and UCI Cinemas.

Child friendly small shoppingcenter and all ages entertainment centre.

An amazing collection of art. The house was fascinating in and of itself, as was the story laid out as you went along. For a man and family to collect and maintain such wonderful pieces is amazing. Very fair admission for the tour.

Very nice museum. It’s small, You need about 30-40 min for it. The wall painting are gorgeous. Would recommend to watch the short intro movie.

The Arezzo home of the 16th Century artist/art historian Vasari. Approx 5 decorated rooms and a terrace garden. At July 23 entrance was €5. Interesting in itself but more so if you have in interest in high renaissance art. Would take somewhere between 30 mins and an hour to go round.

Que bella, questa casa! Beautiful house of multitalent Giorgio Vasari, artist, architect, author! A miracle that these frescoes on ceilings and paintings - from the Renaissance ! - remained intact. Impressive, admission price of 4 Euros I found very fair. Be sure to check availability (and ideally reserve) as only few people are allowed in at one time. The presentation of information could be better, a bit more modern. But: great museum!

The house of Vasari is a nice museum, with mainly paintings and frescoes from Vasari himself. There is also the garden, which is very nice. Definitely a very nice museum .

The historical house of the artist and art historian Giorgio Vasari. Very small but beautiful rooms with frescoes in the ceiling, especially notable the one with with the arts depicted (music, sculpture, painting and architecture) and the main one with the fireplace. In the latter there is a central depiction of the allegory of virtue, fortune and envy (virtù, fortuna e invidia). Depending from which side of the room you are looking the painting a different one of the three seems victorious! On the walls fire (on the fireplace side) with a city in flame and abundace on the opposite (with a city flooded).

the house can be visited separately or in a ticket combined with the church of san francesco. the visit lasts 30 minutes. you only visit one floor and the garden of the house. in the house you can see frescoes painted by Vasari and other painters from that period. The house is well preserved. Vasari, painter, architect and Italian art historian, became famous through his work: "The lives of the most renowned Italian architects, painters and sculptors, from Cimabue to our times." Giorgio Vasari was born on July 30, 1511 in Arezzo. In the year 1550 the first edition of the work to which Vasari's reputation is linked appears: "Vite de 'più eccellenti architetti, pittori et scultori italiani da Cimabue insino a' TEMPOS", in which he orders the materials collected since 1540 on the life and works great artists. During this period he meets Michelangelo, who advises him to also deal with architecture. In 1568 the second edition of his capital work of art history "Vite de 'più eccellenti ..." appears, enriched with new materials and which constitutes to this day an indispensable source of documentation in this field. In 1554 he settled in Florence, invited by the Duke Cosimo I de 'Medici, who hired him for urban and architectural works. It begins with the restructuring of the old palace ("Palazzo Vecchio"), then continues with the construction of the administrative building "Palazzo degli Uffizi", which will be completed only in 1580, after his death, and which will later become the famous art gallery. In 1563 he begins the great frescoes for the decoration of the "di Cinquecento" salon in Palazzo Vecchio, and in 1565 he begins to build the so-called "Corridoio vasariano" ("The Vasarian Corridor"), which unites Palazzo Vecchio with Palazzo Pitti, crossing the Arno river over Ponte Vecchio, which should serve as a refuge for the ducal family in case of need.

This fantastic Cathedral rises atop a hill in the upper part of the city, on the foundations of an ancient early Christian church where a Roman acropolis likely once stood. Begun in the Gothic style during the 13th century, the construction of the dome, dedicated to Saints Peter and Donatus, was not completed until three centuries later, in 1511, after numerous cycles of alteration. Its bell tower with tall, twin windows, designed by Luigi Mercanti, was built between 1857 and 1859. The last reconstruction of the façade was carried out between 1901 and 1914, based on a design by Viviani intended to replace the unfinished one dating back to the 15th century. Dominating the city, this imposing three-nave building, without a transept, boasts seven beautiful stained-glass windows created by the monk and master glassmaker Guillaume de Marcillat from Berry. The French artist worked between Arezzo and Cortona from 1516. This masterpiece of glass art was created in two phases, between 1516 and 1517, and then between 1522 and 1524. These illustrious biblical tales can be admired in the vaults of the first three bays of the main nave and the first bay of the left aisle. Also inside are the small but famous 15th-century fresco of Mary Magdalene by Piero della Francesca, glazed terracotta sculptures by Andrea della Robbia, and the tombs of the 14th-century Bishop Guido Tarlati and Pope Gregory X, who died in Arezzo in 1276.

This is a very impressive cathedral high up on the hill in Arezzo. Inside it is both dark, cavernous and cool which adds to the sense of majesty. A funeral was taking place while we visited which was quite moving and showed how this is a working church for the city. Unfortunately this means that it doesn't seem to have much in the way of signs for tourist visitors.

I was impressed to visit and was not disappointed at all by the beautiful and ancient art.

Breathtaking cathedral! Worth the visit! Also, near the Arezzo Cathedral, the movie La vita e bella was filmed!

Absolutely gorgeous place! Not so many tourists, great atmosphere and very organic place (no barriers etc.). Seems like the cathedral management trusts tourists to behave and allows them to basically walk around which creates as I have said an organic experience. Entry is free.

Historical cathedral, peaceful, lovely city

Maybe our favorite cathedral in Tusacany and we visited a lot of them

This large museum has an excellent collection. Unfortunately the way in which most items are presented doesn’t meet modern standards for museums. The use of one or two signboards in each room to provide captions for the items is particularly annoying. Nevertheless, the museum is well worth visiting.

A superb collection of maiolica (pottery) competing with Bargello and every national museum, arms, medieval and Renaissance painting : Signorelli, Danti, Pierino da Vinci and the largest and stunning collection of Vasari masterpieces.

We visited it with our Erasmus+ group for project "Eutourism 2019". Our students from Turkey, Romania, Croatia and Canary Islands were favourably impressed by the fantastic works if art there.

Unbelievable! I truly enjoyed it! Thank you for the staff and their kindness!

Be aware of the different opening times before and after April 1st, also you have to be exactly on time e.g. at 3pm, 4.30 pm and 6pm. The doors open for 10 minutes and are closed until the next opening time which is 90min later. If you like museums and medieval art it is well worth visiting, for which each turn has 75 minutes.

One of the worst museums I've ever seen: underfunded, badly managed, with an outdated style of exposition of art, with astonishing opening hours, with Italian descriptions only etc.

Free entrance and worthwhile a visit! Check for opening hours before going though because they close during afternoons.

One of the best represented ports in Arezzo historical central. One relic from the Etruscan period that is strongly entwined with the city’s identity is the bronze statue of the Chimera. Uncovered in the 16th century, this fabulous statue of the mythological creature was crafted by the Etruscans. While the original is safely in a museum in Florence, replicas can be found in Arezzo, proudly reflecting their ancient heritage.

Beautiful place Went to the Christmas market in the evening lights were magical.

A historical View in the Arezzo .you will see the wall and a big Gate they call "Porta San Lorentino"

Nice historical city. Gate quiet interesting.

Beautiful historical place

Nice side entrance, but nothing special

Excellent food. Well recommended.

The best ravioli tartufo that I have ever had in my life!! Plus friendly staff, we had a really nice evening :)

Great local meal. Very reasonably priced. If you don’t care about fine dining and just want a chill local spot to enjoy Tuscan food I highly recommend this place. House wine was fantastic. Service was a bit slow but everyone was very helpful and friendly. Not for the demanding tourist 😝

A family run trattoria with locals and visitors enjoying a range of Tuscan dishes. No frills, great food, attentive service. Adjacent shop not to be missed, great freshly made panini to take out.

It was OK not great, we went for lunch. The pasta was like an average home cooked meal, there are better restaurant options down the road. After spending a week in Arezzo and trying various places to eat this was somewhat disappointing. I wouldn't go back again to be honest.

I wish i can give them more than 5 stars! Evryrhing was amazing! Their hospitality, the friendliness but most importantly the food!! I can say it is the best food we tasted in italia so far. Everything was just amazing!!! We tried their samdwiches in the morning and then the dinner in the afternoon! It was all amazing❤️ thank you for everthing

We’ve traveled around Italy for a week so far and this has been the best restaurant we’ve been too!

Best Porchetta I ever had. If you’re in Arezzo, this is a must!

Ok

Excellent

(Translated by Google) I have to say it was a pleasant experience. I like to change and try new cuisines, but the results do not always confirm expectations. Here, however, I was very satisfied. Fast and attentive service. Tasting dish with an inviting appearance and delicious flavours. Lots of different little flavors to try, well put together, with a good sauce and lots of vegetables, but obviously the meat reigns supreme, spicy, tasty and well cooked. A tip: get some wine paired with it, the beer is a little light to accompany these flavours. (Original) Devo dire che è stata una piacevole esperienza. Mi piace cambiare e provare nuove cucine, ma non sempre i risultati confermano le aspettative. Qui invece sono rimasto molto soddisfatto. Servizio veloce e premuroso. Piatto degustazione invitante all'aspetto e buonissimo nei sapori. Tanti piccoli sapori diversi da provare, ben assemblati, con una buona salsa e tante verdurine, ma ovviamente la fa da padrona la carne, speziata, saporita e ben cotta. Un consiglio: prendete del vino in abbinamento, la birra è un po' leggera per accompagnare questi sapori.

(Translated by Google) The food is very good, the staff is friendly and the girl who serves knows what she's doing. The prices are fair and they are also very fast in service... highly recommended! Well done... (Original) Si mangia molto bene, il personale è gentile e la ragazza che serve ci sa fare. I prezzi sono giusti e sono anche molto veloci nel servizio...consigliabilissimo! Bravi...

(Translated by Google) I was there for lunch for work reasons...I wanted to try Greek cuisine....the dishes on the menu are very inviting. I got the tasting platter and I have to say it was very good. I'd like to try other dishes I've seen so I'll go back when I can. Congrats all very good. 👍🍽. The prices are also fair. (Original) Ci sono stato a pranzo per motivi di lavoro...ho voluto provare la cucina greca....i piatti sul menù sono molto invitanti. Ho preso il piatto degustazione e devo dire che era molto buono. Vorrei provare altre pietanze che ho visto quindi quando posso ci torno. Complimenti tutto molto buono. 👍🍽. Anche i prezzi sono giusti.

(Translated by Google) Delicious food, low prices and super friendly and helpful staff. Great place to eat Greek in Arezzo. (Original) Cibo squisito, prezzi contenuti e personale super cordiale e disponibile. Ottimo posto per mangiare greco ad Arezzo.

(Translated by Google) The gyros, a generous salad accompanied by slices of pita, are excellent and tasty. The waiters are friendly. Very honest and affordable prices (4€ pita gyros, 4€ salad). Advised. (Original) Ottimo e saporito il gyros, insalata generosa accompagnata da fette di pita. Cordiali i camerieri. Prezzi onestissimi e abbordabili (4€ pita gyros, 4€ insalata). Consigliato.

I was encouraged to visit this restaurant by its high rating as well as short menu which suggested specialization in specific dishes. I wad welcomed by kind staff which took care of the right atmosphere from the beginning. The positive picture was completed by the nice seat in a quieter part of Via Corsa. The ordered dishes were delicious. The tartare served in three versions, with dips emphasizing its character, deserved to be called a main course in itself. The pici pasta, on the other hand, was not prepared with a heavy meat sauce (which is common), but was bathed in a fresh sauce of yellow tomatoes and garlic from the Valdarno valley. I must honestly admit that the restaurant quality of the dishes enchanted me and my companion, while the prices did not particularly stand out against the average for Arezzo.

A lovely, cozy restaurant. Small kitchen but the chef makes amazing food like his fresh gnocchi with truffles. Good wine selection from this area as well. All the staff were friendly and all pitched in to work together (not something you see often!) Overall, an enjoyable dining experience

Very special restaurant, located next to the church where it borrows the name from. The interior is unique, with high ceiling and fresco's on the walls. The atmosphere is therefore unique, quite and cosy, perfect for a romantic or family dinner. The dishes are really well presented, but must be honest, some of them push the traditional recipes too much and the taste is not what you would expect. That said, the quality is really high, and therefore the price is also adjusted accordingly. Anyway not crazy expensive and definitely worth! Oh, great selection of wines

We had a wonderful lunch at this great restaurant just off the main Piazza. Wonderful service, a small but carefully thought out wine list and some really good and innovative cooking. Chicken liver crostini and rabbit in tomato and olive sauce were particular stand outs. Worth every Euro.

Sat outside for lunch and had delicious roasted aubergine and parmesan ravioli and carbonara with a glass of wine each. Food was excellent and the service was lovely. We had been to this restaurant years ago and remembered a lovely lunch then. The inside is nicely decorated and would also be nice to sit in

Friendly staff, delicious food, I recommend if you visit the city of Arezzo

Incredible food and attentive, friendly service, lovely atmosphere

We had such a memorable meal here. The Tuscan crostini with liver pâté were rich and perfectly balanced, and the prosciutto e melone was simple but so fresh—exactly how it’s meant to be. The handmade pasta in red sauce was comforting and full of flavor. The staff were incredibly kind and patient, even letting us practice our Italian, which made the experience feel even more personal. The meal ended with a beautifully presented espresso, complete with a tiny meringue and sugar served in a moka pot—such a sweet touch. Places like this are what make Italy feel truly magical.

Everything about this store is wonderful, from the incredibly sweet staff to the decor, to the unique artisinal products and fantastic meat and cheese. The variety of sauces, sausages and pastas is superb. I literally wanted to buy up the entire store and the staff were so nice to hold everything for me while we went around to sight see, truly above and beyond! After returning to pick up our things, we added to our order and decided on an impromptu cheese board... the best I've had thus far in Italy, melt in your mouth salami, plentiful and fairly priced. I cannot say enough good things about this place! The products here are truly quality; the store's in-house brand does not use sunflower seed oil, which is surprisingly in so much of the products in this country; I regret not buying even more pesto and sauce!

Very good position and cozy beautiful place, with quality food, good jazz music and excellent wine selection. Service is professional and friendly. It's not an restaurant, so the portions are small, but I find the prices a little bit too high. Recommended for the atmosphere, quality food and good wines.

We stopped for a quick bite to eat and ordered the sandwich with wild boar and the sandwich with pear. The espresso was made with a tab, but both sandwiches were really tasty 😋. Total cost 25 €

This is a place you do not want to miss...the food is humbly AMAZING 😉 We stopped for a simple aperitif and we end up selecting wine from an incredibly wide range of (mainly) Tuscan 🍷 wines Then we had some boards “taglieri” with selected cured meats from the region and hot bruschettas ...the portion are nice and the price is absolutely honest for the quality the offer. ABSOLUTELY RECOMMEND

Delicious food and good service! I loved the gorgeous decorations and atmosphere. We had a fancy cheese plate which was a fun way to try some local cheeses, plus the ragu spaghetti and the Tuscan soup. All were flavorful and comforting food on a rainy day.

tomato soup and the bean/sausage in tomato souce were perfect, as well as the lasagna. The home made pasta with tomato and garlic is rather 3/4. Good wines