Private Transfer from Rome to Arezzo: Door to Door to Piazza Grande
A Rome to Arezzo private transfer covers about 215 km (134 miles) in about 2 hours 15 minutes, door to door from any Rome address or Fiumicino Airport (FCO) to your hotel or apartment in Arezzo, or to a villa in the hills around it. Ciao Transfer charges one fixed price per car, tolls included: from €520 for a Business Sedan (1–3 passengers), €540 for a Standard Minivan and €600 for a Business Minivan (up to 7 passengers).
From Fiumicino Airport the Business Sedan is from €610. Available 24/7 with English-speaking drivers.
Arezzo has a train station on the Rome–Florence line, but it is in the lower town, below the historic centre. A private car takes you, your family and your luggage straight to your door, up to the old town or out to the Valdichiana and Casentino countryside, and you can stop in Orvieto on the way for a fixed €150.
Rome to Arezzo at a Glance
Vehicles and prices
Business Sedan
Mercedes E-Class or similar
- Up to 3 passengers
- 2 large + 2 small bags
- Ideal for couples
Standard Minivan
Opel Vivaro, Renault Trafic or similar
- Up to 7 passengers
- 6–7 large + 6–7 small bags
- Best value for families
Most booked
Business Minivan
Mercedes V-Class or similar
- Up to 7 passengers
- 6–7 large + 6–7 small bags
- Our most comfortable vehicle
Minibus
Mercedes Sprinter or 2 Business Minivans
- Up to 12 passengers
- 12 large + 12 small bags
- Groups and big families
Prices start from these amounts and depend on your exact pickup and drop-off addresses. They are per vehicle, not per person, and include driver, fuel and tolls. Child seats are available as a paid extra. Enter your addresses in the booking form below to see your exact fixed price before you book.
Optional Stops Between Rome and Arezzo
A Rome to Arezzo private transfer passes some of the best towns in Umbria and Tuscany, so many travellers add a visit. Your luggage stays in the car and your driver waits for you, then you carry on to Arezzo the same day. The most popular stop is Orvieto, right on the way.
| Stop | Why stop | Price per car |
|---|---|---|
| Orvieto | The cliff-top town and its Gothic cathedral, about halfway to Arezzo | €150 fixed, 2 hours |
| Civita di Bagnoregio | The village on a pillar of rock, a short detour near Orvieto | price on request |
| Lake Trasimeno | Lakeside villages and views, just off the motorway | price on request |
| Cortona | The hill town of Under the Tuscan Sun, 30 minutes before Arezzo | price on request |
| Montepulciano | Renaissance hill town and Vino Nobile cellars | price on request |
The Orvieto stop has a fixed price of €150 for up to 2 hours, enough to see the cathedral and walk the old town. For the other stops, tell us in the booking notes or on WhatsApp, and we confirm a fixed price in advance.
Rome to Arezzo: Train or Private Car?
| Time | Cost | Door to door | Luggage | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Train | About 1.5 to 2.5 hours, direct regional or Intercity trains from Roma Termini | About €15–€40 per person | No: the station is in the lower town, about 15 minutes uphill on foot to Piazza Grande | You carry it on and off the train |
| Private transfer | About 2 h 15, door to door | Fixed per car: €520 sedan (1–3 people), €540–€600 minivan (up to 7) | Yes, old town and villas included | Stays in the car with you |
Arezzo is one of the easier Tuscan towns to reach by train, and for one or two people travelling light it is the cheapest option. A Rome to Arezzo private transfer is worth it when you have luggage, children or older travellers, a villa in the countryside, a flight into Fiumicino, or a group: for four people, the Standard Minivan at €540 is about €135 each, door to door.
Private Driver from Rome to Arezzo: What to Expect
On a Rome to Arezzo private transfer, your driver arrives at your Rome address at the time you chose, helps with the luggage and confirms the route with you. The drive follows the A1 motorway north past Orvieto and the Valdichiana, and takes about 2 hours 15 minutes without stops.
There is bottled water, air conditioning and USB charging on board, and you can stop for a coffee, lunch or a photo whenever you like.
Fiumicino Airport (FCO) to Arezzo Private Transfer
Flying into Rome and going straight to Arezzo? Your Fiumicino Airport to Arezzo transfer starts when you land: your driver meets you after baggage claim with a name sign and drives you directly to Arezzo, with no train into Rome and no change at Termini.
- Price from FCO: €610 Business Sedan (1–3 passengers), €630 Standard Minivan, €700 Business Minivan (up to 7 passengers), €1,400 Minibus (up to 12). Tolls included.
- Distance and time: about 250 km (155 miles), about 2 hours 40 minutes.
- Meeting point: after baggage claim, your driver waits for you with a name sign.
- Free waiting: 60 minutes from landing. We track your flight, so a delay costs nothing extra.
Arriving in Arezzo: The Old Town, the ZTL and Where We Drop You
Arezzo’s historic centre climbs a hill above the modern town, and most of it is a limited traffic zone (ZTL). Visitors arriving by train get off in the lower town and walk uphill along Corso Italia to Piazza Grande.
With a Rome to Arezzo private transfer you don’t need any of that. As a licensed NCC operator, we are authorised to enter Arezzo’s ZTL, so your driver takes you to the door of your hotel or apartment in the old town. Only where the street is pedestrian-only do we stop at the closest point and help you with the luggage. Villas and agriturismi in the hills of the Valdichiana and the Casentino are door to door as well.
About Arezzo: Piero della Francesca, Antiques and the Saracen Joust
Arezzo is one of Tuscany’s richest art towns and still feels like a real Italian city rather than a tourist stop. The sloping Piazza Grande, with its medieval towers and the Loggia of Vasari, is one of the most beautiful squares in Italy; it was also a filming location for the Oscar-winning film Life Is Beautiful.
- Basilica of San Francesco: home to Piero della Francesca’s fresco cycle The Legend of the True Cross, a masterpiece of the Renaissance. Visits are by timed ticket.
- Antiques Fair: one of Italy’s largest antiques markets fills the old town on the first weekend of every month.
- Giostra del Saracino: the historic jousting tournament in Piazza Grande, held in June and September.
- Famous names: Arezzo is the birthplace of the poet Petrarch and of Giorgio Vasari, painter, architect and the first art historian.
Planning your visit? The official tourism website of the Tuscany Region, Visit Tuscany, has ideas for Arezzo and its valleys.
Arezzo, Cortona and Eastern Tuscany
A Rome to Arezzo private transfer is a good start for exploring eastern Tuscany. Cortona is about 30 minutes away (see our Rome to Cortona private transfer), the hill villages of Anghiari and Lucignano about 30 minutes, Montepulciano about 45 minutes, and Siena and Florence about 1 hour (see our Rome to Florence private transfer).
See all prices on our Rome to Tuscany private transfer page, or our Rome to Umbria private transfer page for Perugia and Assisi, about 1 hour away. Travelling on from Arezzo? Ask us for a fixed price on WhatsApp.
Arezzo to Rome or Fiumicino Airport Private Transfer
Every Rome to Arezzo private transfer also runs in the other direction: from your hotel or villa in or near Arezzo to any address in Rome, to Fiumicino Airport (FCO) or to Civitavecchia cruise port. You choose the pickup time when you book. Flying home? Tell us your flight time and we help you choose a pickup time with a safe margin.
Rome to Arezzo Private Transfer: Practical Information
- Distance: about 215 km (134 miles) from central Rome, about 250 km (155 miles) from Fiumicino Airport.
- Journey time: about 2 hours 15 minutes from Rome and 2 hours 40 minutes from FCO, longer with stops.
- Pickup: any address in Rome, Fiumicino Airport (FCO), Ciampino Airport (CIA), Roma Termini or Civitavecchia port.
- Drop-off: any address in Arezzo, the Valdichiana and the Casentino, including the old town: as a licensed NCC we are authorised to enter the ZTL. In pedestrian-only streets, your driver drops you at the nearest point.
- Vehicles: Business Sedan (1–3 passengers, €520), Standard Minivan (up to 7, €540), Business Minivan (up to 7, €600), Minibus or 2 Business Minivans (up to 12, €1,200).
- Orvieto stop: €150 fixed for up to 2 hours. Other stops on request.
- Included: English-speaking driver, fuel, motorway tolls, parking, luggage help and bottled water. Child seats are a paid extra.
- Booking confirmation: instant confirmation by email. The day before your transfer, we send your driver’s name and direct number.
- Payment: pay the driver in cash or by card, or pay a 10% deposit online by card or PayPal.
- Cancellation: free up to 24 hours before pickup.
- Availability: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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Frequently Asked Questions – Rome to Arezzo Private Transfer
How much is a private transfer from Rome to Arezzo?
A Rome to Arezzo private transfer costs a fixed price per car, not per person: from €520 for a Business Sedan (1–3 passengers), €540 for a Standard Minivan and €600 for a Business Minivan (up to 7 passengers), and €1,200 for a Minibus (up to 12). From Fiumicino Airport it is from €610, €630, €700 and €1,400. Tolls, fuel and parking are included.
How far is Arezzo from Rome, and how long is the drive?
Arezzo is about 215 km (134 miles) from Rome. The drive takes about 2 hours 15 minutes on the A1 motorway. From Fiumicino Airport it is about 250 km and 2 hours 40 minutes.
How long is the train from Rome to Arezzo?
About 1.5 to 2.5 hours, with direct regional and Intercity trains from Roma Termini. Tickets cost about €15–€40 per person. Arezzo station is in the lower town, about 15 minutes uphill on foot from Piazza Grande.
Can we stop in Orvieto on the way to Arezzo?
Yes. Orvieto is about halfway. The Orvieto stop costs a fixed €150 for up to 2 hours, enough to see the cathedral and walk the old town. Your luggage stays in the car and your driver waits for you.
Can you pick us up at Fiumicino Airport and drive us straight to Arezzo?
Yes. Your driver meets you after baggage claim with a name sign and drives you directly to Arezzo. We track your flight, and the first 60 minutes of waiting after landing are free.
Can you drive into Arezzo's historic centre (ZTL)?
Yes. Most of the old town is a limited traffic zone (ZTL), and as a licensed NCC operator we are authorised to enter it. Your driver takes you to the door of your hotel. Only in pedestrian-only streets do we stop at the closest point and help with the luggage.
Can you take us to a villa near Arezzo?
Yes. We drive to any address, including villas and agriturismi in the Valdichiana, the Casentino and the hills around Arezzo, even on gravel roads. Send us the exact address or the map pin when you book.
When is the Arezzo Antiques Fair?
The Antiques Fair (Fiera Antiquaria) takes place in the old town on the first Sunday of every month and the Saturday before. Hotels fill up on those weekends, so book your transfer early.
What is Arezzo famous for?
Arezzo is famous for Piazza Grande, Piero della Francesca’s frescoes in the Basilica of San Francesco, its monthly Antiques Fair, the Giostra del Saracino joust and its gold jewellery. Parts of the film Life Is Beautiful were shot here.
How far is Arezzo from Cortona and Florence?
Cortona is about 30 minutes from Arezzo, Montepulciano about 45 minutes, and Siena and Florence about 1 hour. We can drive you between all of them at a fixed price.
Is a private transfer worth it compared to the train?
For one or two people travelling light, the train is cheaper and easy. A private transfer is worth it with luggage, children, a villa in the countryside or a group: for four people, the Standard Minivan at €540 is about €135 each, door to door.
Do you offer transfers from Arezzo to Rome or Fiumicino Airport?
Yes. We drive from any address in or near Arezzo to Rome, to Fiumicino Airport (FCO) or to Civitavecchia cruise port, at the same fixed prices. You choose the pickup time when you book.
