Galatrona Tower
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At a glance
- Region
- Tuscany
- Province
- Arezzo (AR)
- Town
- Bucine
The tower of Galatrona is a medieval fortification in the territory of Bucine (Arezzo), in Valdambra, linked to the ancient castle of Galatrona.
History
Galatrona in the Middle Ages
From the 13th century the Guidi counts of Modigliana owned, among others, the castle of Galatrona, which from 1208 was organised under the Statute of the Val d’Ambra and in 1225 was placed under the protection of the commune of Arezzo. From 1335 Galatrona came under the rule of the Florentine Republic, organised as a podesteria.
What to see
The sources consulted give no description of the tower: to be confirmed. The village also has the parish church of San Giovanni Battista a Galatrona.
Where it is
In Galatrona, in the municipality of Bucine, province of Arezzo.
Practical information
Tickets and where to buy them
Information not found in the sources consulted: to be confirmed with the Comune.
Opening days and hours
Opening days and hours: to be confirmed.
Where to eat
Dining options in the Bucine area; specific recommendations: to be confirmed.
Parking and services
Parking and services: to be confirmed.
Accessibility and other information
Accessibility: to be confirmed.
Opening hours, prices and services change often: before your visit, call the official number or check the castle’s website. Last checked: November 2026.
Sources: Wikipedia: Bucine; Wikipedia: Valdambra.
How to get there
Source: Castelli, Rocche e Fortificazioni in Italia (Facebook)