Top Arezzo Walking Tours - page 2

This isn’t just a vacation — it’s an immersive Tuscan journey where you’ll: Taste Italian cuisine and recipes passed down through generations. Wander cobblestone streets in Cortona and beyond Indulge gelato daily. Share sunsets over rolling hills with friends and family.

A private professional photo and video experience in the Val d’Orcia, designed for elegant and authentic visual memories. I personally guide you through the most iconic locations starting from Pienza, selecting the best light and cinematic angles to create natural, high-quality photos and videos. What’s included: – 30 professionally edited photos – 1 cinematic video trailer (approx. 2 minutes) with professional editing and color grading – Video delivered in both 16:9 and 9:16 formats – Professional equipment and aerial drone footage (where permitted) – Digital delivery via email within 3 days

This tour of Pienza stands out by combining clear Renaissance urban design with authentic local culture and scenic landscapes in a compact and accessible format. The route covers key spaces, beginning at Porta al Prato, continuing along Corso Rossellino, and arriving at Piazza Pio II, where architecture, history, and civic identity come together. It then reveals panoramic views from Via dell'Amore, explores quieter backstreets such as Via del Bacio, and incorporates a culinary stop that highlights regional traditions. Throughout the experience, the tour connects built form with natural surroundings, balances major landmarks with intimate spaces, and allows a deeper understanding of how planning, culture, and landscape interact within a unified setting.

Immerse yourself in Tuscany’s culinary heritage with a hands-on pasta-making class. Create colorful tagliatelle and ravioli from scratch, enjoy a three-course meal with bruschetta, Chianti wine, and seasonal dessert. Take home recipes and an apron as mementos.

Arezzo is famous because Giorgio Vasari was born here, the disciple of Michelangelo, who designed the famous Uffizi and the Vasari Corridor in Florence on behalf of Grand Duke Cosimo I De' Medici. Our tour's principal stops are as follows: The city's center square, Piazza Grande, is uniquely typical with its porticoes dating from the sixteenth century. Piazza del Duomo: this stunning medieval structure, dominating the plaza, houses priceless artwork by Donatello and Piero della Francesca. Arezzo's ancient lanes and streets, where the ambiance of the old goldsmith shops is still palpable. The most well-known painting by 15th-century painter Piero della Francesca is located in the Basilica of San Francesco, Cappella Bacci. Based on the advice of Dominican priest Jacopo da Voragine, these frescoes tell the story of the True Cross! How could anyone possibly miss a tour this thorough? Now let's move!

I was Born and raised in this magical region od Tuscany, I have key villagers that I have known for many years and you know in Italy is all about relationships...I go above and beyond to take care of my clients. One thing that makes me unique is that I have lived abroad for several years and my spoken English is excellent, this is very important for you to maximize your tour and investment, I comunicate well and I know how to relate to the culture overseas. One other thing is I can sure teach you history but what my clients love about me is the stories and secret I tell them and one thing is for sure...you will laugh and not be the usual boring tour!!!!!