Arezzo

Arezzo is the capital of the province of Arezzo, a city in central Italy, located 80 km from Florence and 229 km from Rome. [Fun] The city is a famous city of Seiko in Europe, the hometown of Peter Lac, the father of the Renaissance, with a deep cultural heritage and many humanistic landscapes.

Arezo has a feeling of making a blockbuster, the scenery is very fascinating, it is lingering, the building is also very good, there are characteristics! Strong fun, curiosity and freshness, very good, super cost-effective.

The mountain city of Arezzo has a population of less than 100,000, but it is also Tuscany's fourth largest city. Compared with many Tuscan cities with super high value, it is not particularly brilliant. We just passed by on the way to Pienza, and we walked around with the mentality of not missing out on passing by. It happened to be the lunch point. I saw that the second-ranked restaurant Teorema del Gusto had a seat, so I had a simple meal. The handmade truffle noodles were full of aroma at one end, and even the diners at the next table were exclaimed. The noodles were very glutinous, and I actually felt like Udon noodles. Another meat-simmered lasagne tastes very good, but it is not so amazing compared to truffles. After eating and strolling around the small town, few shops are open, and most can only look at the windows. The owners have to make an appointment beforehand when they stick the phone on the door. Although there are a few things that are quite satisfactory, there is really no interest in waiting for the boss to come over and open the door for this. Take a few photos for a souvenir. #Local affordable food #Italy trip

The "most gorgeous Romanesque" Arezzo is the historic ancient city.

#City Photo Arezzo Arezzo is located in Tuscany, Italy, and there is a vintage thrift market on the first Saturday and Sunday of each month. It is definitely a paradise for antiques and medieval friends. You can see all kinds of strange and fun things in the market. There are medieval sewing machines, old telephones, and exquisite glass cups. In the era of continuous development of technology, it is also a real-life textbook that remembers history!