Begin your exploration with the Duomo di Arezzo, located on the city’s hilltop. This majestic cathedral preserves masterpieces such as stained glass windows by Marcillat and a relief of the baptismal font sculpted by Donatello, offering a ‘deep immersion in sacred art and history. Another gem is the Basilica di San Francesco, famous for housing “The Legend of the True Cross,” a fascinating work by Pietro della Francesca. This work represents one of the most significant expressions of Renaissance art in Italy and attracts art lovers from all over the world. The Fortezza Medicea, built by the famous Medici family in the 1500s, dominates the city from above. Today, turned into a public park, it offers unforgettable views of the city and its surroundings, ideal for a relaxing break. The Archaeological Museum, near the remains of the Roman Amphitheater, features a large collection of Etruscan and Roman artifacts, including the well-known red Arezzo vases. This museum allows visitors to learn more about the ancient civilizations that inhabited the region. No less important is the Museum of Medieval and Modern Art, which collects works of art from the 13th to the 20th century. Here, art lovers can admire medieval sculptures, paintings and other art forms, immersing themselves in different historical eras. Finally, the Giorgio Vasari House Museum is a must-see for Renaissance art enthusiasts. Born in Arezzo, Vasari was a noted architect, painter and writer, and his house, decorated by himself, is an extraordinary example of his artistic talent. Read on to find out more about these and the other wonderful sights you will find all around our B&B!