Hotels Terranuova Bracciolini, Guesthouses Terranuova Bracciolini and Residences Terranuova Bracciolini

Terranuova Bracciolini, a small municipality of the province of Arezzo, is situated just in the heart of Valdarno Superiore. Its territory extends up to the right plain of the river Arno and the lower areas of Pratomagno.

Hotels in Terranuova Bracciolini welcome guests with the traditional warm hospitality from Tuscany, and give them the possibility to take advantage of comfortable spaces and modern comforts. The local guest houses, which are surrounded by lush green areas and scented gardens, give guests the possibility to taste genuine traditional specialities from the surrounding area. Residences in Terranuova Bracciolini give guests the possibility to take advantage of a remarkably wide array of different options which are able to suit even their most demanding requirements.

The tiny hamlet of Campogialli hosts the medieval Oratory of St. Maria in Campo Arsiccio, which is embellished by a Renaissance porch and characterized by one single nave featuring precious XIV- and XV-century frescoes of great value.
Terranuova di Bracciolini is home to another oratory dedicated to St. Benedetto, which is embellished by a beautiful cloister which still retains the original architectural aspect. The convent of Ganghereto, which is situated just in the heart of a fascinating area, cherishes a famous wooden crucifix by Angelo Cesari, which is situated over a precious altar dating back to the eighteenth century.
The Church of St. Bartolomeo al Pozzo, which boasts pitched roof and raftered ceiling, has been totally remodelled according to the canons of the neo-Gothic style over the course of the twentieth century. The interior of the Church of St. Biagio ai Mori still retains precious fourteenth.-century frescoes; its presbytery hosts a fine set of simple wooden choir stalls and a precious fifteenth-century painting depicting Madonna and Child.
The Church of St. Maria Bambina cherishes two enchanting artworks which were largely built of polychrome terracotta: a Pietà, which is composed by six characters, and a precious Crib, whose oldest item dates back to 1500. 
Not to be missed are the Church of St. Maria in Pernina, which celebrates the ancient folk tradition of the Holy Nails of the Cross, and the Church of St. Donato in Ganghereta, which contains a precious painting by Giovanni Bassan and wonderful artworks which were largely built of polychrome terracotta.