Cortona's Historic Squares and Tuscan Views
Begin at Piazza Garibaldi
Meet your local guide at Piazza Garibaldi, one of the most scenic spots in Cortona.
Take in the breathtaking panoramic view of the Valdichiana Valley, often called the "Balcony of Tuscany," with its rolling hills and vineyards stretching to the horizon.
Walk along Via Nazionale
Continue your walk along Via Nazionale, the only flat street in this hilltop town and the main artery connecting the old and new parts of Cortona.
Admire elegant facades, artisan shops, and cafes that capture the town's relaxed Tuscan charm.
Arrive at Piazza della Repubblica
Step into the heart of Cortona's medieval life at Piazza della Repubblica.
Observe the 13th-century Palazzo Comunale and learn about the square's importance as the political and social center of the town.
Proceed to Piazza Signorelli
Walk a short distance to Piazza Signorelli, framed by beautiful Renaissance and medieval architecture.
Discover the impressive Palazzo Casali, home to the MAEC Etruscan Museum, which preserves Cortona's ancient past.
End near Cortona Cathedral (Santa Maria Assunta)
Conclude the tour at the nearby Cortona Cathedral, a fine example of Renaissance architecture.
Admire its graceful facade, tranquil interior, and surrounding views that perfectly encapsulate the harmony of art, history, and landscape that define Cortona.
