Province of Arezzo

The Province of Arezzo is an administrative area in Tuscany that encompasses mountain ranges, river valleys, and varied terrain across its territory. The region is subdivided into multiple municipalities with different settlement patterns, ranging from small villages to larger towns.

The territory began as an Etruscan settlement that later became significant under Roman rule as a major trading post. During the Middle Ages and Renaissance, the region came under Florentine control and developed into an important commercial hub.

The province is known for its goldsmithing tradition, maintained by local craftspeople whose workshops dot the towns and villages. Visitors can see artisans at work and explore the deep connection between the people and this ancestral craft.

The provincial capital Arezzo is easily accessible by train from larger cities and serves as a hub for exploring the territory. Local bus services link the various municipalities, though having your own transport offers more flexibility when visiting smaller towns and villages.

A rock formation within the province appears in the background of a famous Leonardo da Vinci painting from the Renaissance period. This geographic detail links the local landscape to one of the world's most recognized artworks.

Location: Tuscany

Capital city: Arezzo

Part of: Tuscany

Shares border with: Province of Forlì-Cesena, Province of Rimini, Province of Pesaro and Urbino, province of Perugia, Province of Siena, Metropolitan City of Florence

Website: https://provincia.arezzo.it

GPS coordinates: 43.47333,11.87000

Latest update: December 14, 2025 19:08