if you are in Arezzo you just need to stay far away from the train station, sometimes we have these groups of people who either like u a lot or don’t like u at all. personally i don’t have issues with any of them, but i suggest to see other places, stay away from prato as well

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Arezzo, nestled in southeastern Tuscany, Italy, is an enchanting city that boasts a rich history coupled with a charming medieval outlook. Embellished with architecture of historical significance such as the Church of Santa Maria della Pieve, the Basilica of San Francesco housing the famous frescoes of Piero della Francesca, and the Cathedral of San Donato, Arezzo is renowned for its antique trade, leading many lovers of antiquity to gather at its monthly Fiera Antiquaria. This quaint city is also celebrated for its traditions such as the medieval Saracen Joust and vibrant folkloristic events, making it an irresistible Italian destination teeming with spectacular sights, exquisite cuisine and cultural wonders.

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I have felt really safe at all times in Arezzo whilst walking home on my own at night.  Of course there are many people asking for help however they keep their distance and understand when you say no. They do not persist.  I stayed in a B&B which was lovely however an error in judgement as I did not have access to a kitchen or living area, somewhere to sit and unwind. Arezzo is connected to many popular villages by train as well.

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Safety rating:	2.5/5	Moderate
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