Anghiari is a charming medieval village, an architectural jewel located in the heart of the Tiber Valley in the province of Arezzo, in what is known as the Tuscan Valtiberina. Characterized by its cobblestone streets, ancient stone dwellings, and panoramic views of the Tuscan countryside, it offers a cultural and historical immersion of an ancient time, far from the hubbub of modern mass tourism.

History and culture of Anghiari
Anghiari assumed a strategic position in the early Middle Ages, safely managing the passage through the Tiber valley and playing a leading role in the elaborate altercation of Florentine and Tuscan history. Not coincidentally, Anghiari was the site of the battle of the same name on June 29, 1440, a historic turning point that saw Florentine troops prevail over Milanese troops, giving Florence lordship over the city.