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#2: Museum of Medieval and Modern Art. It is housed in the graceful 15th century Palazzo Bruni. The varied c ollection includes one of the best displays of majolica pottery in Italy. #3: Museo del Duomo (Museum of the Cathedral). Among the artifacts removed from the cathedral are three wooden crucifixes, dating from the 12th and 13th centuries. #4: Duomo: Begun in 1278, the Duomo remained incomplete until 1510; it façade dates to 1914. A huge building, its gothic interior is lit through windows containing beautiful 16th century stained glass by Guillaume de Marcillat, a French artist who settled in Arezzo. #5: San Francesco's church: the 13th century church contains Piero della Francesca frescos, The legend of the true Cross, his masterpiece and one of Italy's greatest fresco cycles. 
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