36 Best Stops Between Spello and Assisi (2024)

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Visso, loc. il Piano MC, Italy

Such a beautiful place. Difficult to get to, the water is a bit cold , not as usual after the thermal springs of Viterbo. In my opinion, it is quite expensive for the services that are provided. The staff is polite, the atmosphere itself is pleasant.

Bains agréables et sauna correct. Mais le prix est élevé (39€ basse saison début septembre, 5 heures je crois, mais on est resté 3 h ce qui est bien suffisant). Il y a un bassin intérieur qui est chaud (34-36°C environ) et un extérieur à moins de 30°C. Les bassins sentent le souffre, c'est bien de l'eau thermale. Il y a aussi de la restauration possible. Linge et manteau de bain inclus.(Translated by Google)Pleasant baths and decent sauna. But the price is high (39€ low season at the beginning of September, 5 hours I think, but we stayed 3 hours which is quite enough). There is an indoor pool which is warm (approximately 34-36°C) and an outdoor one at less than 30°C. The pools smell of sulfur, it's definitely thermal water. There is also catering available. Linen and bath coat included.

Terrible value for money and stingy owners. Would recommend visiting any other spa in the area (ie Borgobrufa).Issues we had during the stay:- we booked the spa all day (10am - 7pm) and we’re only allowed 1 towel. They would not exchange the towel and I had to sit in a wet, cold towel through lunch and the spa day. This caused me to get SICK! I have had a cold for 2 days now).- sauna was shut off at 5pm, which seems like they were trying to get us to leave early even though we booked the spa until 7pm- owners were not accommodating, friendly or helpful at all- pools were not warm enough (definitely not 29 degrees). This includes the big gorgeous outdoor pool and inside pool.Would maybe recommend going during the summer for max 5 hours if you want to enjoy the views. They also had super cute cats (2 that were friendly) which made my trip a 2 star and not a 1 star. Overall would actively tell people visiting Umbria to avoid and go elsewhere

This is sad, they ramp up the price to 43€ because they are arrogantly saying it's the only spa in Umbria but you can get in a short time to Viterbo and pay less than half, a short time to Montepulciano and pay half the price for the same time, hell even go to Marche in a short time you get to Frasassi terme, they have around the same temperature of the water still REAL thermal water and the ticket for the same time is just 10€ lol.Get yourself a reality check and lower your head, learn humility from your fellow San Francesco.Reply to the reply:So they tell me the price is justified by the presence of the locker in a SPA, nice joke, because Montepulciano Terme doesn't have lockers included with an advanced system that only requires a bracelet with a chip inside to open them, tell us more please 😏

Not recommended.Overpriced and not so clean facility.Moreover the water is cold! (About 28 degree). Not so relaxing

Nice relaxing place, indoor and outdoor bathing. I didn't try the food yet.You can pay to access the external pool where the water is fairly warm, I swam there when outside was 8 degrees. In this pool you can collect sulfuric mud deposited on stones at the edge of the pool and apply to the skin.In alternative you can pay to access also the spa, with this you can access sauna, steam room, relaxing bath, and different type of hydromassage.

Spent a very relaxing day at the Terme. All facilities were clean, staff very friendly and it was a pleasure. Perhaps the homepage should get an English page

Website said Sunny kids spa day that was supposed to come with several things. We drove two hours and when we first spoke to the desk, she told us it wasn't possible for us to use it. After a discussion, we were told we were limited to a certain area and our child was given specific limitations. Looked like a nice spa for adults, but the price you pay for the "Sunny kids" is not worth it and they don't provide what the site says. Make sure you call before you go.

Beautiful spa in the heart of Italy. So relaxing, delicious food, natural thermal spa, with a touch of class.

Nice to have a relaxing massage and lunch,But you are only allowed a time slot, you cannot stay all day.

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S.da Provinciale 209, km. 50,400, 06041 Borgo Cerreto PG, Italy

(Translated by Google) The arch stands a few steps from Piazza del Mercato, the ancient Roman forum, of which it was the triumphal entrance. The inscription still visible on the front informs that it was built on the initiative of the Spoleto senate in the year 23 AD, in honor of the princes Drusus and Germanicus, respectively son and adopted son of the emperor Tiberius. The arch has a single fornix and is composed of large squared blocks of stone, while the decorations are today very fragmentary. Starting from the Middle Ages, it was incorporated into the nearby buildings, so much so that the western pylon is still not visible today, while the eastern one has been brought to light up to the ancient laying surface, relating to the paving of the cardo maximus.(Original)L‘arco sorge a pochi passi da Piazza del Mercato, l’antico foro romano, di cui costituiva l’ingresso trionfale. L’iscrizione ancora visibile sulla fronte informa che fu eretto per iniziativa del senato spoletino nell’anno 23 d.C, in onore dei principi Druso e Germanico, rispettivamente figlio e figlio adottivo dell’imperatore Tiberio. L‘arco è ad un solo fornice ed è composto da grandi blocchi squadrati di pietra, mentre le decorazioni sono oggi molto frammentarie. A partire dal Medioevo, esso fu inglobato negli edifici vicini, tanto che il pilone occidentale è ancora oggi non visibile, mentre quello orientale è stato riportato alla luce fino all’antico piano di posa, relativo alla pavimentazione del cardo maximus.

(Translated by Google) Splendid and scenic entrance to the nearby market square, flanked by the remains of the Roman road. Diametrically opposite stands an equally choreographic fountain with clock, accompanied by frescoed and decorated period buildings.(Original)Splendido e scenografico ingresso alla vicina Piazza del mercato, affiancato dai resti della strada romana. Diametralmente opposta si staglia una fontana con orologio altrettanto coreografica, accompagnata da palazzi d'epoca affrescati e decorati.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful example of a Roman arch, positioned where the Via Flaminia once entered the forum of Spoleto (current market square). On one side it is incorporated into the structure of some houses, on the other the structure has been freed from subsequent structures (it was incorporated into the nearby church built on an ancient Roman temple) and brought to light up to the level of the Roman era foundations. Tables on site show the history of the monument and the restorations carried out.(Original)Bell'esempio di arco romano, posizionato dove un tempo la via Flaminia entrava nel foro di Spoleto (attuale piazza del mercato). Da un lato è inglobato nella struttura di alcune case, dall'altro invece la struttura è stata liberata dalle strutture successive (era inglobata nella vicina chiesa costruita su di un antico tempio romano) e messa in luce fino al livello delle fondazioni di epoca romana. Delle tabelle in loco riportano la storia del monumento e dei restauri effettuati.

(Translated by Google) Monument from 23 AD , partly incorporated into the palaces, ... rises from the street level of the old Roman forum two meters below, and was the entrance door, ... erected in honor of Drusus, natural son, and Germanicus, nephew and then adopted son of the emperor Tiberius...he has arrived intact up to the present day precisely because he was hidden for a long time in the palaces that surrounded him...(Original)Monumento del 23 d.c. , inglobato in parte nei palazzi,...si erge dal piano stradale del vecchio foro romano due metri più in basso , e ne era la porta di ingresso ,...eretto in onore di Druso , figlio naturale , e Germanico, nipote e poi figlio adottivo del’ imperatore Tiberio..è arrivato integro fino ai nostri giorni proprio per essere stato a lungo nascosto nei palazzi che lo circondavano...

(Translated by Google) Triumphal entrance to the Market Square. Erected in honor of the Princes Julius Caesar Drusus and Gaius Julius Caesar Germanicus, sons of the Emperor Tiberius.It's a shame that over time medieval houses were built next to the Arch, taking away its total grandeur.(Original)Ingresso triunfale alla Piazza del Mercato. Eretto in onore ai Principi Giulio Cesare Druso e Gaio Giulio Cesare Germanico, figli del Imperatore Tiberio.Peccato che nel tempo sono state costruite case medievali affianco all'Arco, togliendogli la sua totale imponenza.

(Translated by Google) Ancient small Roman arch dedicated to Julius Caesar Drusus (son of Emperor Tiberius) and Gaius Julius Caesar Germanicus. Medieval houses were built leaning against the arch, thus detracting from its grandeur.(Original)Antico piccolo arco romano dedicato a Giulio Cesare Druso (figlio dell’Imperatore Tiberio) e a Gaio Giulio Cesare Germanico. Appoggiate all'arco sono state costruite case medioevali togliendogli quindi imponenza.

(Translated by Google) A first-century Roman gate integrated into today's buildings and infrastructure. It's interesting that back then, the road was much lower than it is today. Stop for a moment and admire how beautifully the past and the present come together.(Original)Elsőszázadi római kapu beépülve a mai épületekbe és infrastrukturába. Érdekes, hogy annó, az út sokkal alacsonyabban futott mint ma, ez szépen látszódik, ha letérünk az út mellé. Állj meg egy pillanatra és csodáld meg a mult és jelen milyen szépen párosul.

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Via Arco di Druso, 19, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy

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Small Roman Town House in Spoleto. €3 each. With gift shop. In and out in a few minutes. Well preserved.

(Translated by Google) SpoletocardFascinating find under the town hall. The similarity between the structural, pictorial and mosaic styles with the houses of Pompeii is incredible.The wellhead is beautiful with signs of wear on the strings.(Original)SpoletocardAffascinante ritrovamento sotto il palazzo comunale. Incredibile la somiglianza agli stili sia strutturali che pittorici e musivi con le case di Pompei.Bellissima la vera da pozzo con i segni di usura delle corde.

(Translated by Google) The Roman House of Spoleto is certainly an interesting site, but its limited size does not justify the 3 euro entry without the city card. The explanations given on the signs could be clearer and more detailed. Furthermore, the presence of a computerized voice diffused throughout the house is difficult to understand and at times annoying, compromising the general visit experience.(Original)La Casa Romana di Spoleto è sicuramente un sito interessante, ma la sua dimensione limitata non giustifica l'ingresso di 3 euro senza la card cittadina. Le spiegazioni fornite sui cartelli potrebbero essere più chiare e dettagliate. Inoltre, la presenza di una voce computerizzata diffusa in tutta la casa risulta poco comprensibile e a tratti fastidiosa, compromettendo l'esperienza generale di visita.

Amazing Roman house excavation.

Unbedingt Video schauen(Translated by Google)Be sure to watch the video

(Translated by Google) Small museum with mosaics and archaeological finds....nice(Original)Piccolo museo con mosaici e reperti archeologici....carino

(Translated by Google) Not far from Spoleto's cathedral, this modest-sized Roman house can stimulate the imagination, although unfortunately information about the place is very limited. From what I understand, the discovery is quite recent and the excavations on the site cannot yet be considered concluded. There wasn't even a printed brochure available to the visitor. It was certainly a house from the 1st century AD, belonging to a Roman family; it seems that Vespasia Polla, mother of the emperor Vespasian, was the owner. In any case, the impression is that the owning family was rich and important. Walking around the rooms, enriched by signs indicating what they were used for, you notice how large the rooms were with high ceilings; furthermore, the residence had a large courtyard or atrium in the center of the house. Special mention should be made of the marble floors, well preserved and with beautiful patterns throughout the area. In one of the rooms there were remains of paintings on the wall. However, it must be recognized that it is a very small structure, which can be entirely visited in about 15 minutes. Much better than the one in Assisi, without a doubt. Entrance price: €3. P.S. There was an annoying voice in the piped music which made the visit less pleasant.(Original)Non lontano dal duomo di Spoleto, questa casa romana di modeste dimensioni può stimolare l'immaginazione, anche se purtroppo le informazioni sul luogo sono molto limitate. Da quanto ho capito, il ritrovamento è abbastanza recente e gli scavi sul sito non posso ancora dirsi conclusi. Non c'era neanche un opuscolo stampato a disposizione del visitatore. Sicuramente era una casa del I secolo d.C., appartenuta ad una famiglia romana; pare che ne fosse proprietaria Vespasia Polla, madre dell'imperatore Vespasiano. In ogni caso, l'impressione è che la famiglia proprietaria fosse ricca e importante. Girando per le stanze, arricchite da cartelli che indicavano a cosa servivassero, si nota come le camere fossero ampie e con i soffitti alti; inoltre, la dimora possedeva un ampio cortile o atrio al centro della casa. Una menzione speciale va fatta ai pavimenti in marmo, ben conservati e con bellissimi motivi in tutta l'area. In una delle camere c'erano resti di dipinti sul muro. Tuttavia, bisogna riconoscere che è una struttura molto piccola, interamente visitabile in circa 15 minuti. Molto meglio quella di Assisi, senza dubbio. Prezzo d'ingresso: 3€. P.S. C'era una fastidiosa voce in filodifussione che rendeva la visita meno piacevole.

(Translated by Google) I recommend the visit if you have purchased the Spoleto Card or have never seen a Roman House. Apart from the entrance, which with the right lighting is extremely suggestive, there are other 3/4 rooms enhanced by the mosaic floor but otherwise they are completely bare.In my tour of the beauties seen in Spoleto, I place this one in last place.Extremely friendly staff at the entrance and a shop with very nice objects.(Original)Consiglio la visita nel caso in cui abbiate acquistato la Spoleto Card oppure non abbiate mai visto una Casa Romana. A parte l'ingresso, che con la giusta illuminazione è estremamente suggestivo, ci sono altri 3/4 ambienti valorizzati dal pavimento a mosaico ma per il resto sono completamente spogli.Nel mio giro delle bellezze viste a Spoleto, questa la colloco all'ultimo posto.Personale al'ingresso estremamente gentile e uno shop con oggetti molto carini.

(Translated by Google) If you buy the Spoleto card which includes a visit it may be worth it but honestly as a site it is quite poor. Well maintained for sure but judging in hindsight I wouldn't go back.(Original)Se comprate la Spoleto card in cui è compresa una visita può valere la pena ma sinceramente come sito è abbastanza scarsino. Ben tenuto sicuramente ma valutando a posteriori non ci tornerei.

(Translated by Google) Not particularly interesting, part of the apartment closed.This was one of 2 sites, out of 7 on the Spoleto card, open today, Tuesday!(Original)Non particolarmente interessante, una parte dell'appartamento chiusa.Questo era uno dei 2 siti, su 7 della Spoleto card, aperti oggi, martedì!

(Translated by Google) Stunning and very interesting ancient Roman house in Spoleto. Although it dates back to the 1st century AD, and is therefore almost 2000 years old, most of the walls, floors and utensils present in the house at that time are intact and visible to the public. The ticket price is very low, so I highly recommend visiting this beautiful exhibit. The house is obviously reduced in size, but there is really a lot to see and rediscover.(Original)Stupenda e interessantissima antica casa romana a Spoleto. Nonostante risalga al I secolo D.C., e pertanto abbia quasi 2000 anni, gran parte delle mura, dei pavimenti e degli utensili presenti a quel tempo nella casa sono intatti e visibili al pubblico. Il prezzo del biglietto è molto contenuto, quindi consiglio vivamente di visitare questo bellissimo reperto. La casa è ovviamente ridotta nelle dimensioni, ma c'è davvero molto da vedere e riscoprire.

(Translated by Google) A fundamental stop if you are visiting Spoleto.The ticket is 2 euros (if you don't have the Spoleto Card with which to visit all the cultural sites in a single solution).The house dates back to the first century AD. and probably belonged to Vespasia Polla, mother of the emperor Vespasian and originally from Norcia. The visit is exciting; The mosaic floors and part of the preserved frescoes are truly remarkable.(Original)Una tappa fondamentale se si è in visita a Spoleto.Il biglietto è di 2 euro (se non si possiede la Spoleto Card con cui visitare tutti i siti culturali in un’unica soluzione).La casa risale al primo secolo d.C. e probabilmente apparteneva a Vespasia Polla, madre dell’imperatore Vespasiano e originaria di Norcia. La visita è emozionante; davvero notevoli i pavimenti mosaicati e parte degli affreschi conservati.

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Via di Visiale, 9, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy

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06049 Spoleto PG, Italy

One of the most amazing days we had spent on our month in Umbria. We had a driver from Spello to take us to Pettino and I'm glad we did -- it is quite the incredible ride up into the mountains. We were greeted with an espresso upon arrival at the farm, where we met the family. Loading into 4WD vehicle we followed Luca and his truffle hunting dogs up the mountainside, where they were let loose to hunt for the elusive truffles. The day was picture perfect. The views over the mountain side were breathtaking. Those industrious pups found truffles! We were then taken over the field where the sheet are herded, where Luca made us eggs with the truffles on a gas stove on his tailgate and all paired with Prosecco. Back at the farm we were treated to home cured meats, olive oil and wine, all while Francesca exhibited her pasta making skills. Lunch was in a lovely profession kitchen, consisting of the pasta and truffles (of course), followed by grilled fennel, pork and lamb. All accompanied by their wine! We finished up the meal with a tiramisu. It is a beautiful place and it will forever be in our memories.

We had the most amazing and authentic experience with the Wild Foods family in Pettino. So thankful we found this tour. In a jam-packed 11 days, the experience with Wild Foods Italy was hands down the best thing we did on our trip. It's hard to put in words what an incredible time we had and we will forever be grateful for the hospitality, amazing food, learnings and great times. Thank you from our whole family!

We had an amazing time with Francesca and her family. She greeted us with coffee in the morning. We then went hunting for truffles with 2 friendly dogs. After which we headed to a mountain top were we had champagne and omelets with truffles. Then back down for a home cooked meal...and more truffles! The day was very informative, warm and homey. Our son also enjoyed playing soccer with their son :) If you get the chance, I would highly recommend visiting Francesca.

Our experience here was great! We accompanied them on a truffle hunt outside, but you don’t have to do any of the work because the dogs find and dig up the truffles. It is a really cool process to see regardless! Then, we picnicked eggs with the truffles we just found, wine, and homemade pecorino cheese. Afterwards, we headed back to the house where we sampled cured meats, more wine, and bruschetta. Francesca made pasta from scratch with truffle sauce, it was delicious! The pasta was followed with a meat course, coffee, and tiramisu. I would recommend a visit here for a great Umbrian experience!

The best day we spent in Italy! What an incredible experience Francesca and her family provided for us. A must must must do for anyone in the area. Even worth travelling to Italy just to experience. The most authentic and enjoyable Italian experience once could ask for.

We had a wonderful time on this tour and felt completely pampered. I was a little skeptical as I had thought that it would be a smaller group experience (no more than 8-10) but we had about 16 or so. We still felt that we had good conversations and learned a lot about the process since they had multiple people (small operation so most were family which was great) to ask and learn and follow. The cheese and truffles were amazing, and they constantly fed us with delicious food that they made. The "hunt" was just the right amount of time and length. The hosts (Mac and Francesca and their family/staff) were completely gracious and generously gave me a couple of truffles that they had leftover so we could continue to enjoy wonderful truffles after the tour.

We were attracted by the 'Truffle Hunt' but in the end it was a great disappointment. You don't get to hunt for it. Their dogs and handlers do all the work. All you do is to follow them around while the dogs hunt. No chance of you hunting your own truffles. I think the owners know that so they throw in free wine and food into the package. If you minus the 'Truffle Hunt' the other experience like having wine and eggs with truffle in the middle of the mountain, then back to the farm having lunch, it was a good experience. But honestly if I had known that we don't get to take part in the hunt, I would not have joined so even though the lunch etc was good, I feel it was a great letdown. I gave two stars because I joined a truffle hunt but there was no truffle hunt for me.

Too much fun! Great hosts and a wonderful experience. Must do if you're in the area.

Highlight of our trip! Despite thunderstorms passing through, we walked behind the dogs to witness their discovery and retrieval of truffles, but the family provided so many welcoming moments...eating eggs with truffle and Prosecco in the sheep pasture to the making of pasta for dinner and so much more. Such an engaging family!

100% recommended!We actually arranged our trip to Italy around the availability of the truffle hunt here, but later got a bit nervous that this was a bit too expensive. We went anyway and were totally blown away by the family that let us share a bit of their lives.The day starts with coffee and a chance to get to know each other. Then off in the trucks to the higher woods and fields with the dogs. The dogs (well, maybe half of them) walk with us to to the various oak trees and find truffles under the soil. When they deliver these to the handlers, they are rewarded with a biscuit. This was fascinating to watch. (The other half of the dogs just did dog things).After we collected enough, we drove to a high plain where we cooked and ate eggs with the truffles and drank a bit too much prosecco. The local sheep (and wolf hounds) joined us for a fun time in the sun.Back in the little village, we were served unlimited wine, bruchette, and sliced meats. They made pasta from scratch, and then we were served an amazing late lunch with wild boar.The conversations were real, we made good friends, and would definitely recommend this as a highlight of any trip. (We took too many pics - sorry!).

I went in this tour in 2015 and was hoping to do this again this year however just could not fit it in. Amazing people, culture, food and company. Love it....Image credit Genevieve Rechner

This is a must do if you are in the area. Luca, Mac, Daniel, and Francesca were all great hosts and we had fun talking with them. Do come hungry because there is a lot food to be eaten. This was the highlight of our 10 day trip in Italy and we will be back again when we come back to Umbria one day.

As lovers of all things truffle and food, this was truly a highlight of our trip to Italy 🇮🇹Francesca and her team could not have been more accommodating to our group. Watching her make this delicious homemade pasta in front of the group was amazing!! Nevermind, having prosecco &eggs topped with truffles on a mountain top!! What an absolutely wonderful and fun experience!! I highly recommend this experience!

For the People that is looking for a different tour this is a really great suggestion not top far from Rome. It is a tailor tour in the bush with special truffle dogs. Also highly recommended for family with kids

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Via di Pettino, 91, 06042 Pettino PG, Italy

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A shame that this small, beautiful park is privatized and locked behind paid entrance. I only once visited the private park, but found it quite limited and the paid entrance didn't really make sense (although it's only 3€).The emerald waters of the cl*tunno are really a wonder. This was once a large river: in roman times boats were able to navigate it, and its source was of strategic and religious importance. Seismic movements drastically changed the river which then became the stream of today. Particular minerals make the water mesmerizingly colourful.Good news! You can enjoy the scenery without entering the paid area. There is a nice free area that is of great beauty as well. Just keep on walking on the main road on the entrance side until you see a restaurant, and enter the natural area there. By the look of it, the park and restaurant area were clearly part of the same park not too long ago, but they've been brutally split with wire fences for monetary reasons.Also consider that there is a very nice free walking path, which runs on the bank of the cl*tunno stream, between the enclosed park and the countryside. You can find it after the end of the restaurant free area path: just keep walking towards the countryside, then you will find a horizontal car barrier, get around it and enjoy the walk.All pictures I posted here come from this "free" visit. The area would really shine if they merged all these things together and

It is ok good. It is fascinating the fact that it is water spring. I wouldn’t recommend this as the only reason to travel to the area as it is quite compact and not much to do after the few first paces

Really nice, wild fowls all over the place, some rare species can be found here, crystal clear waters surrounded by lavish vegetation, entry €3 per person but that's OK.

A very beautiful relaxing park.with flows of water Coming from the mountains, aside this , Umbria is such and amazing historical region to visit.

Nice and relaxing place. Pretty small though.

This pond is full of cute duck's and I even seen a beaver. It has a nice vibe to it.

A very peaceful place, beautifully kept

The park is very nice an maintained quite well. A relaxing walk in the green

The finest waters in the area. Was very very tempted to dive in on a hot August afternoon. Quite monet-esque!

The place to go for peace, quiet and nice surprises.

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Via Flaminia, 7, 06042 Campello Sul cl*tunno PG, Italy

People managing the place scammed us outrageously as we were attending a wedding ! Be very careful...

Be careful people are not honest here you should avoid it !

(Translated by Google) Arriving up to the fortress just to say that you have arrived, you could be satisfied with arriving just below, since in any case you would only see what you see from below, i.e. three sides of the walls among weeds and a bumpy driveway, bordered by the cemetery citizen.Beautiful but you can also see it from the town or from the viewpoint(Original)Arrivare fino alla rocca solamente per dire di esserci arrivati,ci si potrebbe accontentare di arrivare appena sotto, tanto,in qualsiasi caso si vedrebbe solamente ciò che si vede da basso ,ossia tre lati di mura tra erbacce e un vialetto sconnesso, costeggiato dal cimitero cittadino.Bella ma si può vedere anche dal paese o dal belvedere

(Translated by Google) Not much remains of the fortress, only the tower.It can be easily reached on foot without any particular problems, but in my opinion it's not worth it. Yes, the view is nice as you can see all of Rasiglia from above, but nothing more. The place has not been developed and there is no historical information to read or anything else.(Original)Non è rimasto molto della rocca, solo la torre.È facilmente raggiungibile a piedi senza particolari problemi, però secondo me non ne vale la pena. Si la vista è carina in quanto si vede tutta Rasiglia dall'alto, però nulla più. Il posto non è stato valorizzato e non ci sono informazioni storiche da leggere o altro.

(Translated by Google) Suggestive panorama. From the ruins of the tower it is possible to see all of Rasiglia from above. However, the area is not well looked after and it could even be dangerous to venture out with children(Original)Panorama suggestivo. Dal rudere della torre è possibile vedere tutta Rasiglia dall'alto. La zona tuttavia non è curata e potrebbe essere anche pericoloso avventurarsi con bambini

(Translated by Google) Beautiful walk right above the village of Rasiglia....up to the Rocca dei trinci...it's a shame there is little to see...there are few remains along the way....but there is a beautiful view and a walk is worth!!! You can have some great encounters 😉It's a shame there aren't adequate reports!(Original)Bellissima passeggiata proprio sopra il Borgo di Rasiglia....fin sopra la Rocca dei trinci...peccato ci sia poco da vedere... per via ci sono pochi residui....ma c'è un bel panorama e una passeggiata vale la pena!!! Si può fare dei bei incontri 😉Peccato nn ci siano segnalazioni adeguate!

(Translated by Google) The remains of the fortress are located above the village of Rasiglia, reachable by following a not very energy-intensive uphill path. It's a shame that the remains cannot be visited and are invaded by thick vegetation.(Original)I resti della Rocca si trovano sopra al borgo di Rasiglia, raggiungibili seguendo un sentiero in salita non molto energivoro. Peccato che i resti non siano visitabili e invasi dalla folta vegetazione.

(Translated by Google) Left to himself... It's not even worth going up there on foot. If you really want to go up with the car and leave it there on the side of the road(Original)Abbandonato a se stesso... Nn vale la pena neanche di salire fino lassù a piedi. Se proprio volete andare su con la macchina e lasciatela lì a bordo strada

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06034 Rasiglia PG, Italy

(Translated by Google) Eating inside this place gives you the impression of being in a small fortress. Good and very generous dishes with the presence of typical local products. The garden offers a suggestive view.(Original)Mangiando all'interno di questo locale si ha l'impressione di stare proprio in una piccola Rocca. Piatti buoni e molto generosi con presenza di prodotti tipici locali. Il giardino offre una vista suggestiva.

(Translated by Google) Excellent location, very nice and welcoming environment, the food is excellent and plentiful. You have a menu with lots of choice.The cost is not exaggerated.As for the service, not bad but it is kept to a minimum.(Original)Ottima Location, ambiente molto bello e accogliente, il cibo è ottimo e abbondante. Si ha a disposizione un menù con molta scelta.Il costo non è esagerato.Per quanto riguarda il servizio, non male ma è ridotto al minimo.

(Translated by Google) The view is incredible, the food excellent and plentiful and the friendly attention... I will definitely be back.I recommend the tiramisu, for me the best :)(Original)La vista è incredibile, il cibo ottimo e abbondante e la attenzione amichevole.. securamente torniero.Vi consiglio il tiramisú, per me il megliore :)

(Translated by Google) Wonderful place for the summer, fresh air even at 3 in the afternoon, the typical menu of the area with truffles, moderate prices(Original)Posto meraviglioso per l'estate ,arietta fresca anche alle 3 del pomeriggio , il menu tipico della zona con il tartufo , prezzi modici

(Translated by Google) Optimal. Both for pizza and typical dishes. Prices normal(Original)Ottimo. Sia per pizza che per i piatti tipici. Prezzi nella norma

(Translated by Google) Nice place, the pizza nothing special...(Original)Bel posto, la pizza niente di che...

(Translated by Google) Beautiful panoramic location overlooking the valleys below(Original)Bellissima location panoramica sulle vallate sottostanti

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Piazzale L. Clodio, 1, 62032 Camerino MC, Italy

(Translated by Google) Delightful view from the balcony over the Marche hills(Original)Vista deliziosa dalla balconata sui colli marchigiani

(Translated by Google) The valuation concerns the property.(Original)La valutazione riguarda l'immobile.

(Translated by Google) Pure history(Original)Storia pura

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Via del Bastione, 1, 62032 Camerino MC, Italy

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(Translated by Google) Leo Wild Park is worth a visit with children in tow.Some observations: the walk is all exposed to the sun, on a sunny day it is very hot.There are many bookable barbecues.Duration of the route about 1 hour.It is not a guided tour, you move independently.(Original)Leo Wild Park merita una visita con bambini a seguito.Alcune osservazioni: la passeggiata è tutta esposta al sole, in una giornata soleggiata fa molto caldo.Ci sono molti barbecue prenotabili.Durata del percorso circa 1 ora.Non è un percorso con guida, ci si muove in maniera indipendente.

(Translated by Google) I was not fascinated, a Bioparco with few animals, nothing stratospheric, very sunny, small bar with little choice, and a one lane wide road (we in camper) and all uphill it was a bit difficult crossing with some cars, and uphill, in short, an average of € 9 per person is a bit high for me, perhaps the one in Rome is convenient, perhaps the comparison is too high but the fact is that the difference in 4 is about 10Euro (if taken with rates on offer) between the two parks, I'm happy to have made a contribution to the maintenance of this park but at that price I expected a little more. Anyway there is the potential to improve it, space is not lacking.(Original)Non sono rimasto ammaliato, un Bioparco con pochi animali, niente di stratosferico, molto assolato, bar piccolo e con poca scelta, e una strada larga una corsia (noi in camper) e tutta in salita è stata un po’ difficile l’incrocio con alcune macchine, e in salita, insomma una media di 9€ a persona per me è un po’ alto, forse conviene quello di Roma, forse il paragone è troppo elevato ma sta di fatto che la differenza in 4 è di circa 10Euro (se preso con tariffe in offerta) tra i due parchi, sono contento di aver dato un contributo al mantenimento di questo parco ma a quel prezzo mi aspettavo qualcosina di più. Cmq ci sono le potenzialità per migliorarlo lo spazio non manca.

Great place also for picnic, relax and watch animals in a peaceful environment!!

Il parco è bello e ben tenuto. Merita sucuramente una visita. Si snoda per 2 km intorno a due laghetti. Affascinanti i fenicotteri, giraffa bellissima.. stupendi i pappagalli..Peccato che il percorso sia per lo più al sole.

(Translated by Google) I spent a beautiful day in this wonderful park near Collevalenza. It is an educational farm opened 5 years ago and run by very young girls. There are many animals, zebras, camels, dromedaries, a giraffe, reindeer, bison, black swans, tapirs, flamingos, storks, donkeys, goats, enu ', llamas, ostriches and many others. But the protagonists for me are the two pelicans who, like stars, pose to be photographed. There are also areas equipped for picnics, barbecues, toilets, a kiosk with coffee, ice cream and drinks. To access the park it is necessary to book. I will definitely be back.(Original)Ho trascorso una bellissima giornata in questo meraviglioso parco vicino a Collevalenza. È una fattoria didattica aperta 5 anni fa e gestita da ragazze molto giovani. Ci sono tanti animali, zebre, cammelli, dromedari, una giraffa, renne, bisonti, cigni neri, tapiri, fenicotteri, cicogne, asini, capre, enu', lama, struzzi e tanti altri. Ma i protagonisti per me sono i due pellicani che come delle star si mettono in posa per farsi fotografare. Ci sono poi aree attrezzate per pic- nic, per fare barbecue, wc, un chiosco con caffè, gelati e bibite. Per accedere al parco è necessario prenotarsi. Ci tornerò sicuramente.

(Translated by Google) Park clean and well kept.It takes half a day.The animals have room to move and are well kept and clean.Clean bathrooms.We eat packed.There is a large area for eating and picnics.There are also braziers, so whoever wants can bring the necessary and have a barbecue.The bar offers coffee, ice cream and soft drinks.Ample parking, in the sun without shade.Wheelchair accessible.(Original)Parco pulito e tenuto bene.Si gira in mezza giornata.Gli animali hanno spazio per muoversi e sono tenuti bene e puliti.Bagni puliti.Si mangia al sacco.C'è un'ampia area per mangiare e fare picnic.Ci sono anche dei bracieri,quindi chi vuole può portare il necessario e fare barbecue.Il bar offre caffè,gelati e bibite.Parcheggio ampio,sotto sole senza ombra.Accessibile in sedia a rotelle.

Some interesting and surprisingly tame animals (including one hungry giraffe) but not enough to make it exciting. There was also no effort made to engage the children at the park. Given that kids are the principle customers, I found the lack of warmth from the staff strange.

(Translated by Google) The park is very clean and well-kept, the animals are free in fairly large environments. There are areas equipped for barbecues, picnics, there are toilets and refreshment points. Highly recommended for children as you are truly in contact with nature in complete tranquility.(Original)Il parco è molto pulito e curato, gli animali sono in libertà in ambienti abbastanza grandi. Ci sono aree attrezzate per fare il barbecue, picnic, sono presenti i servizi igienici e punti ristoro. Consigliatissimo per bambini in quanto si è davvero a contatto con la natura in piena tranquillità.

(Translated by Google) Clean and well kept park.The animals all have their own space, are clean and well cared for.It can be turned around in one day and is very nice to see, especially for children.Well done to the staff for the effort they put into managing it.You eat packed lunch and there is a large area with tables and benches.There are also braziers for those who want to barbecue.The bathrooms are clean.There is a bar for those who want coffee, ice cream and drinks.Free parking, shame without shade.Wheelchair accessible.(Original)Parco pulito e tenuto bene.Gli animali hanno tutti il loro spazio,sono puliti e tenuti bene.In una giornata si gira ed è molto carino da vedere,soprattutto per i bambini.Bravo lo staff per l'impegno che mette nel gestirlo.Si mangia al sacco e c'è un'ampia area con tavoli e panche.Ci sono anche dei bracieri per chi volesse fare il barbecue.I bagni sono puliti.C'è un bar per chi vuole caffè, gelati e bibite.Parcheggio gratuito,peccato senza ombra.Accessibile in sedia a rotelle.

(Translated by Google) Very nice park to spend half a day with children immersed in nature and animals.The place is very well managed, it is very clean and all the animals have plenty of space to move around.It has a large refreshment area for packed lunches and also numerous braziers for grilling, adjacent to this area there is also a small bar with some toilets.(Original)Parco molto carino per trascorrere mezza giornata con i bambini immersi nella natura e gli animali.Il posto è gestito molto bene, è molto pulito e tutti gli animali dispongono di molto spazio per muoversi.Dispone di un ampia area ristoro per pranzi al sacco e anche numerosi braceri per fare delle grigliate, adiacente a questa area c'è anche un piccolo bar con alcuni servizi igienici.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful experience. Friendly and helpful staff. Park and animals kept very well.(Original)Bellissima esperienza. Personale gentile e disponibile. Parco e animali tenuti benissimo.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful day spent outdoors in this fantastic location, found somewhat by chance!Few animals, but tranquility and organization reign supreme!You can book tables and barbecues, they sell sandwiches and drinks, there is a small bar or a picnic on a nice tarp spread out on the grass on the banks of the pond, what more could you want?!The prices are a little high, but unique relaxation!(Original)Bellissima giornata trascorsa all'aria aperta in questa fantastica location, trovata un po' per caso!Pochi animali, ma è la tranquillità e l'organizzazione che regnano sovrane!Si possono prenotare tavoli e barbecue, vendono panini e bibite, c'è un piccolo bar oppure Pic-nic su un bel telo steso sull'erba sulle sponde del laghetto, cosa vuoi di più?!I prezzi un po' Altini, ma relax unico!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful private park, ideal for a barbecue surrounded by nature. Animals are beautiful attractions for adults and children.It would be recommended to offer some more services, such as a slightly larger bar.Average price(Original)Bel parco privato, ideale per una grigliata immersi nella natura. Gli animali sono una bella attrazioni per grandi e piccini.Sarebbe consigliato offrire qualche servizio in più, come un bar un po più grande.Prezzo nella media

(Translated by Google) Oasis of greenery and tranquility. Animals in large and well-kept spaces. Bar only with drinks and ice cream, bring food. Perfect for a half day immersed in nature(Original)Oasi di verde e tranquillità. Animali in spazi ampi e curati. Bar solo con bibite e gelati, portare cibo. Perfetto per una mezza giornata immersi nella natura

(Translated by Google) beautiful and very well looked after, many exotic animals and a shaded and comfortable picnic area(Original)bellissimo e molto curato, tanti animali esotico e aerea pic nic ombreggiate e comoda

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, where you can spend half a day ☺️ numerous tables where you can have lunch bringing food from home. There is a small kiosk with ice cream, coffee and drinks. Animals well kept, well done 👏🏻(Original)Luogo bellissimo,dove trascorrere mezza giornata ☺️ numerosi tavoli dove poter pranzare portando il cibo da casa. C’è un piccolo chiosco con gelati,caffè e bibite. Animali tenuti benissimo, bravi 👏🏻

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Località Rosceto, 06059 Collevalenza PG, Italy

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An enchanting spot in the hills. Would highly recommend walking up and taking the forest path - everyone seems to walk up the road but there is a very clearly signed path from the city wall which goes up through the forest. It is a challenging uphill climb but well worth it for the views and peaceful site. Plus the feeling of pride at the summit! The hermitage complex is stunning and well worth the walk up.

Is is a lovely place full of calm energy. Not many turists and a really nice hike with views.

One of the best Holy Place to pray, meditate and think in the whole world. Just get into those Holy Woods, sit, think and pray. You'll completely understand what I mean. The same air, trees, paths are filled with the Holiness of the Saints that lived there in the XIII century. You can't miss this place.

This is a place of quiet reflection. We walked from St. Rufinios in Assisi to here. 3 mi walk and 1,200 ft up. The gift shop has snacks and coffee bar. Beautiful landscape with birds singing everywhere. Paths were well maintained.

Absolutely amazing place. We had to turn around because of the wind and rain. So glad we came back. You can just feel how deeply spiritual this place is.

Worth the effort of getting there. It is very peaceful.

If you go to Assisi, a beautiful sanctuary to go to is Eremo Della Carceri. You can walk the 4 km up hill, with spectacular views which takes between 1-1 1/2 hrs. There is a welcome cafe at the entrance 🙂. The caves here are where St Francis and his brothers lived and prayed and the monastery was built around them. The grounds on the mountainside are so peaceful to walk and pray in. The monastery has some small passages and narrow stairways, but this adds to the atmosphere. The monks there are very welcoming. Beautiful.

A refuge in the hills above Assisi. Established by Francis of Assisi in the 13th century, this place has offered solace for countless people over the centuries. The buildings are a working monastery, with preserved historic sites, accommodations, chapels and outside areas for reflection. It is free to visit.

We foolishly decided to walk from Assisi to Eremo delle Carceri. It was a great hike, with wonderful views but the 2.4 mile plus 420 m elevation rise was a challenge.The sanctuary is peaceful place with a well laid out tour of the site. It was eye opening to see the rock St Francis called a bed and the rest of his cell. The grounds are extensive and worth exploring.

very nice and peaceful place in the forest. there's a free parking nearby

What a powerful and majestic place this was. You feel the area had a completely different vibration here than just down the rode.Impressive to see where Assisi’s hermitage was and where he walked, etc.

The exact place where our faithful St Francis lived all his life. It's a holy ground, very peaceful environment for a deep meditation and also you visit the room of our faithful St Francis. You connect your life with the heavens when u get here.

A very moving place. A quiet spiritual place. Interesting from both a historical and spiritual perspective.It is a challenging walk from Assisi. Recommend a taxi up and a hike back.

I went there early in the morning. So, it wasn’t touristy at all. Guess this place was my favorite during the trip to Assisi.

Serene, not to be missed when visiting Assisi.

If you visit Assisi, the Eremo delle Carceri is the perfect destination to follow the footsteps of St Francesco. If you decide to walk up, it is a 4,1km, approx. 1,5 hours steep uphill rocky hike, but it is well worth it, as the scenery is breathtaking. The hermitage is just pure serenity, the perfect place to connect to St Francesco. You can feel all that he stood for. It is a truly sacred place.

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Via Eremo delle Carceri, 38, 06081 Assisi PG, Italy

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A beautiful basilica that houses the incorruptible body of St Clare. It had the things used by her and it is a place to visit in Assisi.

Simple charming church with a clear bright energy. Must experience twilight in the courtyard outside the church, magical.

Basilica di Santa Chiara is always a place for silence and prayers. The sunset is always spectacular.

Situated in one of many beautiful locations in Assisi. Here you can learn a bit about the life of Santa Chiara, and see the "Croce di San Damiano" the crucifix San Francesco prayed in front of when he got called to serve the church.

Highly recommended for a visit during your trip to Assisi

This church in Assisi is very beautiful. As we enter it there is a feeling of divine presence. Below the church, there is the tomb of St Clare. It's a place of silence and prayer.

Interesting landmark even if you are not catholic. Recommended!Saint Clare of Assisi and Saint Francis of Assisi had a profound and intimate relationship, both spiritually and personally. Clare was inspired by Francis's dedication to a life of poverty and service to God, and she sought his guidance in her desire to live a similar life of devotion. When she was 18, Clare heard Francis preach during Lent in the church of San Giorgio in Assisi, which deeply influenced her decision to dedicate her life to God.Clare sought Francis's mentorship, and he became her spiritual guide and mentor. He supported her decision to reject a marriage arranged by her family and helped her escape to join him and his followers at the Porziuncola, where he cut her hair and she donned a simple habit.Francis established the Order of Poor Ladies (later known as the Poor Clares) for Clare and her companions, which embraced a life of poverty, prayer, and service. Clare became the abbess of the first monastery of the order, San Damiano, near Assisi.Their relationship was characterized by mutual respect, spiritual kinship, and shared commitment to poverty and service. They corresponded frequently, offering each other guidance and encouragement in their respective religious endeavors.Their bond continued even after Francis's death, with Clare continuing to draw inspiration from his teachings and example. Clare's devotion to Francis was profound, and her life and work were deeply influenced by his spiritual legacy. The Basilica of Saint Clare (Basilica di Santa Chiara) in Assisi is a significant religious site dedicated to Saint Clare of Assisi, one of the first followers of Saint Francis of Assisi. Constructed in the 13th century in the Gothic style, it houses the remains of Saint Clare. The basilica is known for its simple yet elegant architecture, with notable features such as the rose window and the crucifix attributed to Saint Francis. It holds a special place in the hearts of pilgrims and visitors seeking spiritual solace in Assisi.

Santa Chiara...I woke up every day seeing sun slowly rising above Santa Chiara. Yes, serene.And that to have luxury to pray every morning before St. Francis cross there, priceless.You can feel that it all started here.

It's beautiful, I've already been there twice, there are St's clothes S.Clare and S. Francis, The church is very fascinating and profound. I would recommend it as a stop on the route to follow.

Hell und rosa wechseln die Steinschichten ab, die Fassade ist klar gegliedert: die Kirche vermittelt den Glauben und die Friedensbotschaft, die Chiara mit Franziskus teilte. In der Krypta ist ihr Reliquien- Schrein zu sehen. Oben das Kreuz, das Franziskus seine Botschaft vermittelt hat.(Translated by Google)The stone layers alternate in light and pink, the facade is clearly structured: the church conveys the faith and message of peace that Chiara shared with Francis. Her reliquary shrine can be seen in the crypt. Above is the cross that Francis conveyed his message.

A truly majestic place of rest for St. Clare of Assisi.

Super heavenly church and surroundings. Makes you have a solemn time for prayer and peace. ❤️

Utterly gorgeous piece of architecture, with a sunset of gold

The striped facade in side is simple but very beautiful, the side buttresses give it might, like the faith of all pilgrims. The Basilica is dedicated to the founder of the Poor Clares and her crypt is located below which is accessible to the public for FREE. Strictly no photo.

Exterior is pretty bland, but surroundings are spectacular: great panoramic view of Umbrian planes. Altar and crypt underneath are definitely worth visiting

Simply amazing! You need to visit here and feel the presence of peace & faith.

We skipped our group lunch to walk to the Basilica. It was amazing and so worth it. The church is so beautiful. This is a MUST see!

One of my favorite places to go to in Assisi Italy, it is also the place where English Mass is held especially during Easter season!

Dedicated to Saint Clare of Assisi, a follower of Saint Francis of Assisi, the basilica exudes a sense of tranquility and devotion. Elegant facade in Gothic architecture. Stairs will bring you down to see the tomb and body of St. Clare.

A truly beautiful place to be. Occasionally it will get a bit noisy, but it calms down soon enough. The tomb of St. Clare shows a beautiful testimony of her life and is an excellent dedication to her, as are the relics which can be seen just after you visit the tomb area. There is the main altar area, the side chapel (which houses the tabernacle and is especially dedicated to silent prayer), and the altar above which the original cross of San Damiano hangs. Each one provides a different atmosphere in which to pray or to simply be present, and all are wonderful. There is nothing like gazing upon the original Sam Damiano cross. Definitely do not miss this church in Assisi.

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P.za Santa Chiara, 1, 06081 Assisi PG, Italy

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A tranquil beautiful place. The building was quite overwhelming in its quiet magnificence. So disappointed not to be able to take photos but totally understood. The ceilings around the altar are so breathtaking in their beauty. The architecture and different painted scenes are complex and overwhelming in the skill seen. Some of the best I have witnessed in my journey to Rome and Assissi. Italy's architectural gifts are blessed. The crypt where the remains of St Francis lies is small well lit staffed and busy. There are pews to rest upon to enjoy moments of quiet reflection and candles can be purchased which are lit after one's departure. The views from outside the Basilica are far reaching and splendid. A place to hold in the heart.

One of the most beautiful Basilicas I have seen. Esthetic work and beauty is amazing and then you enter into the Basilica and it’s one of the rarest places made with that architectural design. Plus the art work in display inside the building is incredible. A must visit.

The Basilica of St. Francis is marvellous and mystical place, bringing together a number of renaissance masterpieces and an extraordinary architectonic complexity. Cimabue, Giotto, the Lorenzetti brothers, Simone Martini – the greatest artists of the 14th Century, have painted frescoes on the walls and ceilings of this place. An obligatory destination for believers and non-believers alike, appreciating art and architecture.

We enjoyed walking the streets of the little village of Assisi.Assisi was the birthplace of St. Francis, who founded the Franciscan religious order in 1208.Papal Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi was where St. Francis was born and died. The Basilica consists of an upper and lower sanctuary, where St. Francis is buried. The church is decorated with gorgeous geometric designs, frescoes painted in many colors, some with gold stars on a blue painted background.The best is to hire a private guide, and I recommend this, to understand the historical significance of this holy site,but I used my phone to get the right info.

This was my second time to come here, and the experience is surreal. The serenity of the place, the architecture to marvel at, everything comes together. A place to go for the religious. Take time to visit and reflect on the life of Saint Francis.

The Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi is a truly awe-inspiring place. The architectural beauty and grandeur of the basilica are simply breathtaking. The spiritual atmosphere and rich history make it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a profound and moving experience. A remarkable testament to the legacy of Saint Francis of Assisi.

The most-touted church in Assisi, with its first stone laid in 1228 and the Superior Basilica completed in 1253. The body of St. Francis rests within. Its custodians, the Franciscan friars, can be seen sauntering around or praying in divers locations. An interesting fact is that a part of its roof fell in the aftermath of the earthquake of 1997, and the paintings of Giotto were badly damaged. However, the repaired Basilica can be seen now in its full glory.

A beautiful church with an interesting history. It was built in the 13th century on a hill where death sentences were carried out, known as Hell's Hill. Later the name was changed to Paradise Hill (after the canonization of St. Francis). Here is the tomb of St. Francis.When visiting the basilica, it is worth strolling the streets of Assisi. However, only 8 km away (approx. 20 minutes by car) there is another Basilica with an atmospheric, tiny church inside, rebuilt by St. Francis.

Such a holy and magnificent cathedral to visit. This was one of the most emotional visits. You can feel the presence of the saints in this cathedral. You feel safe and peaceful.It’s full of valuable objects from the ancient times.I wished that we all could be like Saint Francesco!

A historic and amazing basilica, obviously a must visit while you are in Assisi. Must visit both the Inferiore (lower) and Superiore (upper) basilica areas. The Inferiore piazza is quite large as captured in these pictures. The basilica superiore is so peaceful and serene, true to the nickname of Assisi, the city of peace, no wonder a UNESCO a World heritage site. If you have only a day to spend here, would recommend visiting the basilica in the evening hours, as you can make a the most the most out of it with the spectacular views during the sunset hours from up top of the whole area and the valley.

I have been here multiple times and it impresses each time, which is why I keep coming back. Visiting the upper and lower Basilicas is incredible. The beautiful frescos by themselves are worth a visit. We spent >1 hour visiting the entire complex. I highly recommend the free Rick Steve’s audio guide tour when visiting. If you come to Assisi this is a must visit location. If you are questioning whether to make a visit to Assisi this should make the decision easier. There is a wonderful spirit of St. Francis here.

This is such a beautiful Franciscan like church. Its architecture is simple but grand and impressive with art on the walls and side altars dedicated to other relevant saints to St Francis. The lower church has confessions being heard during the day each day at times noted on their website in English and Italian and there is mass 5 times a day between the upper and lower altar. The lower church was honestly more impressive and the tomb of St Francis was one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen.

This was truly a highlight! We somehow went when it was not crowded. We saw the crypt where St. Francis is buried. The lower portion of the basilica in many way is almost more beautiful that the upper portion. Both upper and lower have frescos by Giotto. Such an incredible experience!

This was very beautifully built and the story behind it is wonderful. I personally recommend to put on your headphones and listen to "St. Francis" by Kristene Mueller. It was definitely shocking to see countless number of people going down to St Francis' tomb to kneel down down and pray (to him) followed by kissing The tomb.

Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi...What an incredible experience.A beautiful Basilica and then to know that St. Francis blessed this area just makes you feel blessed to be there.

Assisi is a hill town and the birth place of st Francis, we visited during a national holiday and the palace was overwhelmed with devout Christians visiting. An amazing, historic and a very large complex to view. It has a Covent be to it which is not open to public. There are a lot of shops and restaurants and one can spend half a day easily in this immersive place.

Basilica of St. Francis of AssisiThe Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi, a prominent Christian pilgrimage destination in Italy. It serves as the main church for the Roman Catholic Order in Assisi, the town in central Italy where Saint Francis lived and died. The basilica left me awe-struck with its remarkable beauty. The interior is beyond words in its splendor. Photographs inside were strictly prohibited. Beautiful!!

Simple with a quiet beauty. We arrived early with no wait at the door. We felt privileged to sit and take it all in. Enjoy your visit!

Beautiful sanctuary, it is really amazing to walk around and see how beautiful it is inside. It has high and lower levels. In the lower level, you can find the tomb of Saint Francis de Assisi. It was the most spiritual place I visited recently. There is also a shop downstairs you need to go straightforward up to the end of the high level then take the stairs to go down. To find the Basilica you have to walk 15 minutes but there are a lot of shops around and restaurants, a good tip is to go early in the morning to enjoy the place and walk through the medieval small roads. You can find parking inside the town or outside in the public parking. Really amazing place!

Must to see and there is Saint Francis tumb there and this is the most important place in this city. We was in May so was almost no line or waiting, no tickets. Super beautifull, colourfull amazing inside and outside.

From the moment you first walk up to the entrance is beautiful. Every step you take there's something breathtaking. The stain glass, walls, frescoes, statues, altars. chapels, and the tombstone of S. Francesco di Assisi keeps you in awe the whole time.

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Piazza Inferiore di S. Francesco, 2, 06081 Assisi PG, Italy

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Interesting museum with some lovely pieces. However, their information system does not work. It is QR code based, which would be good, except there is no signal for a mobile phone inside the museum amd there is no WiFi. So, you have no means to learn about what you are seeking. Don't waste your money here.

Beautiful tribute.

Lovely place

Peaceful church

(Translated by Google) The exhibition itinerary is very interesting. They guard true treasures linked to the Saint.(Original)Molto interessante il percorso espositivo. Custodiscono veri tesori legati al Santo.

(Translated by Google) A place that transmits serenity and peace to you.(Original)Un luogo che ti trasmette serenità e pace.

(Translated by Google) The architecture of the cloister and the places where St. Francis lived with the rose garden are splendid(Original)Splendida l' architettura del chiostro e i luoghi di vita di San Francesco con il giardino delle rose

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Piazza Porziuncola, 1, 06081 Santa Maria degli Angeli PG, Italy

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Michelangeloが過去の遺跡を改修した建物は素晴らしいので、Romaを訪れる度に、訪問しています。(Translated by Google)The buildings that Michelangelo has renovated from past ruins are amazing and I visit them every time I visit Roma.

A grand church set in the suburb on its name, outside the historic town of Assisi. Enjoyed a picturesque walk from the old town to the Bascilica. Unfortunately the Bascilica is currently undergoing major renovations so not at its best. But a worthwhile visit all the same.

A church within a church. The little church marked the place where St Francis of Assisi died, a church, the size of a hut was built to mark the place and some years later, a much bigger church, a Basilica, was built encapsulated the little church. The remains of St Francis of Assisi is in the tomb up the hill. The monks led the praying of the rosary in the little church, I witnessed much piety and reverence from the community. Thanks be to God.

The basilica encapsulates the small church used by St. Francis as his first monastic foundation.

I think everyone knows of this place if they visit Umbria. It is very famous but is a bit outside Assisi I recommend having a car if you want to get here. They have mass on Sunday mornings but you can still enter to look around even during mass which was a bit weird but still worth a look.

Highly decorative inside and huge. A rose garden can also be seen from inside and there are gorgeous vaulted ceilings too along the corridors.

What an amazing little original church. It so suited St Francis. The elaborate one built around it, to protect it, would not have earned his approval. Nevertheless it is well worth the visit.

A special and beautiful basilica to visit for any lover or St Francis. Be sure to stop and see his small chapel.

Amazing basilica build around the Porciuncula, a small chapel by St Francis

The basilica is also called porsicula means portions of land. Inside this basilica, has the church built by St Francis as he started his vocation in 1206.

Often overlooked, but worth your time. Inside the Basilica , you will find the Porziuncola, where the young St. Francis prays , reflects and understood his vocation. At the back of the Basilica there are a lot of parking spaces. A must see if you are in Assissi.

I am always very inspired by the life and teachings of St. Francis Asissi. The Basillica captures his life stories well. Highly recommended.

Una iglesia majestuosa, imponente, no solo por su tamaño y arquitectura, si no por qué alberga y proteje a la Porciúncula, la primera capilla que restauro el Santo de Asís y sus amigos. Una belleza también que se completa con las obras de arte que decoran sus paredes, el altar del pesebre que es único, los ornamentos, esculturas de profetas del antiguo testamento y el sector de jardín y museo.(Translated by Google)A majestic, imposing church, not only because of its size and architecture, but also because it houses and protects the Porziuncola, the first chapel restored by the Saint of Assisi and his friends. A beauty that is also completed with the works of art that decorate its walls, the unique manger altar, the ornaments, sculptures of prophets from the Old Testament and the garden and museum area.

This is a very special place because inside this enormous church is the tiny church worshipped in by St Francis of Assisi. At the moment the outer church has scaffolding around much of the dome and inside as many repairs are taking place. However, you can still see the impressive art work and architecture. The small church is very special and still has the frescos inside. You can walk along a special bricked pathway from Assisi.

Imposante de l'extérieur , grande place qui conduit à l'entrée , magnifique vue sur la sainte vierge toute dorée or . Peu fréquentée en fin d'après midi.Messe en soirée.A sa droite , petite place , avec bancs et jolie Fontaine , jolie vue ...Des boutiques de souvenirs plutôt discrètes comparées à Lourdes ,bien ...Le centre ville avec ses bars et restaurants n'est plus très loin , à pieds .On peut dîner dès 19h30.Pas mal de glaciers et crêperies, les glaces italiennes au top , sans modération 😁Intérieur en restauration.Au centre la chapelle de saint François très fréquentée.Messe à l'arrière en Italien , du monde , mais salle aux dimensions raisonnables. Auparavant des prières devant la chapelle de Saint François.(Translated by Google)Impressive from the outside, large square which leads to the entrance, magnificent view of the holy virgin all gilded in gold. Not very busy at the end of the afternoon.Evening mass.To its right, small square, with benches and pretty fountain, nice view...Rather discreet souvenir shops compared to Lourdes, well...The town center with its bars and restaurants is not very far away, on foot. You can dine from 7:30 p.m.Lots of ice cream parlors and creperies, Italian ice creams at the top, without moderation 😁Interior under restoration.In the center, the very busy chapel of Saint Francis.Mass at the back in Italian, from the world, but room of reasonable dimensions. Previously prayers in front of the chapel of Saint Francis.

Thebasilica of Santa Maria degli Angeliis a RomanCatholicritechurchlocated inAssisi.It has the dignity of apapal basilicaand inside there is thePorziuncola , the chapel whereFrancis of Assisigathered in prayer, and for this reason the center of Franciscan spirituality.On top of the facade of the temple stands the statue of theMadonnain gilded bronze modeled byColasantiand cast bythe Ferdinando Marinelli Artistic FoundryofFlorence.

Extérieurement la basilique n'est pas attractive mais à l'intérieur c'est autre chose.Grande place avec arbres autour.(Translated by Google)Externally the basilica is not attractive but inside it is something else.Large square with trees around.

It's a beautiful basilica but it's going through a renovation/fixing era. Therefore you're not going to be able to fully enjoy the church with its paintings. However, you will have a special moment for prayer there and one relic from San Francisco. You'll also be able to witness the rose garden of San Francisco and the little cell in which he used to sleep about other little treasures like the gift shop.

He considerado siempre la Basílica come el cofre que reguarda La Porziuncola, ese pequeño lugar donde San Francisco decide de reconstruir una antigua iglesia, un lugar donde encuentras no solo los frescos de Tiberio de Assisi grandes obras de arte más también el antiguo monasterio con al interior un negocio de objetos religiosos, la sacristía, el rosal de San Fransisco y una maravillosa capilla donde San Francisco de Asís reposó. Y la paloma blanca que te recibe con curiosos ojos, importante de no disturbarla es allí protegida en signo de paz. La entrada para las personas en 👨🏻‍🦼🧑🏼‍🦯 se encuentra en la parte izquierda de la fachada de la Basílica, los baños a mano derecha y son a pagamento los domingos se encuentran cosas muy originales en el mercado de artesanos . Encontrarás además interesante en visitar el Museo de La Porziuncola. Aquí se pueden organizar las misas bajo antelada reservaciones. Gracias por este día 🙏(Translated by Google)I have always considered the Basilica as the chest that houses La Porziuncola, that small place where Saint Francis decides to rebuild an old church, a place where you find not only the frescoes of Tiberius of Assisi, great works of art, but also the old monastery with its interior a religious objects business, the sacristy, the San Fransisco rose bush and a wonderful chapel where San Francisco de Asís rested. And the white dove that welcomes you with curious eyes, important not to disturb it, is protected there as a sign of peace. The entrance for people in 👨🏻‍🦼🧑🏼‍🦯 is located on the left side of the façade of the Basilica, the bathrooms are on the right hand side and they are free of charge. On Sundays you will find very original things in the artisans' market. You will also find it interesting to visit the La Porziuncola Museum. Here you can organize masses with advance reservations. Thank you for this day 🙏

One of the two most impressive and important Basilica of the region. A must see even for non-Catholics. It is an astounding monument to the dedication of man to a higher ideal than our collective selves. A place of immersive contemplation and meditation.

A very nice basilica in Assisi, probably often overlooked because people flock up to the hilltop to the town and the more famous basilica and other attractions. This is on the other side of the main train station of Assisi. It’s actually walkable distance from the train station. There is a nice museum, rose garden and gift shop in side as well. The piazza Della Porziuncola in front of the basilica is quite large and nice to walk around and take in the beauty of this place.

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Piazza Porziuncola, 1, 06081 Santa Maria degli Angeli PG, Italy

You can enter this fortress using the multiple ticket for all the local tourist sites, costing only 6 euros and good value at that.The Rocca Flea is a stunning complex of buildings, filled with an extensive range of art works and historically interesting exhibits. The tour takes you up and down a variety of stairs leading through the rooms and finishing at the starting point. The garden, although neglected, is also worth a look, as it offers some splendid viewpoints.

The castle was deserted on the day of our visit, and it took less than 20 minutes to wander the mix of stairs and (steep) rock steps to see the inside, which mainly exhibited religious iconography, old wooden doors, broken Roman pottery, and some large amphora dating from the 1920s. It's worth a brief visit to photograph the impressive exterior.

Was a nice visit, but due to the heat my party could not stay too long. Parking spaces are very limited. We will be back because the building and exhibits deserve it.With the one ticket you can also visit other museums and the cathedral, but it just was too hot to do that.

This is a Beautiful Castle.

Stunning collection and scenery. Curation of contemporary works alongside historic is impactful and tasteful. Graze mille!

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(Translated by Google) Rocca Flea is the symbol of Gualdo Tadino. The structure of the fortress is imposing and truly well maintained, a jewel. Unfortunately the internal spaces are quite empty and, as in our case, filled with "works" which in my opinion are out of place like those from Wall's world. If I were the person managing it, I would draw on the costume design of the Games of the Doors and fill the rooms with medieval scenes. In any case, just experiencing the fortress is worth the price of the ticket... recommended!!(Original)Rocca Flea è il simbolo d Gualdo Tadino. La struttura della fortezza è imponente e veramente ben tenuta, un gioiello. Purtroppo gli spazi interni sono abbastanza vuoti e, come nel ns caso, riempiti con "opere" a mio modo d vedere fuori luogo come quelle del mondo d Wall. Fossi in chi gestisce attingerei alla costumistica dei Giochi delle Porte e riempirei le stanze con scene medievali. Ad ogni modo anche solo vivere la fortezza vale il prezzo del biglietto...consigliata!!

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We came across this as we wandered away from the touristy area. We had Ehma as our guide. She had us mesmerised by the history of the ancient art of paper making!!. A must when visiting Amalfi.

This was a very educational and creative experience, guides are amazing is a small museum but is a ton of information that you receive in a very natural way

Nice museum with many interesting exhibits and a fascinating history behind it. We did not really feel like having a lengthy guided tour, but labelling of many exhibits was lacking. It could be greatly improved with some more printed explanations for those who wish to see the museum at their own pace.

It was a great experience, if you have extra time in Fabriano, come here. I learned a lot, and got to experience papermaking firsthand. As I said before; if you’re in Fabriano, come here.

Very interesting place, good for families. English excursions not every day. Still worthy to visit.We have got a pleasant workshop for kids and produced a souvenir with own hands.

I went to the Museo della Carta e della Filigrana for a class field trip and was able to learn a lot! At the museum there is a demonstration of the paper production. It is very hands on and you can make your own sheet of paper with the help of the guide. We were able to go to different rooms and look at different machinery. We also learned about money and how different currencies can be easier or harder to forge due to the technique used to make it. Overall it was an incredible experience and I would recommend to anyone!

A must-see in Fabriano, being the first town in Europe to produce paper, it has a great history.The museum itself is easy to reach, set in abeautiful ancient and well kept building, with any kind of facility for disable and has a video in English to explain what you are going to see before you start.

I went here for a class field trip! It was really cool to see because they take you through their history, you can also actually make paper if you take a tour. It is old fashioned but they show you how they keep up their modern touch. The town surrounding the factory is also very nice. It is totally worth seeing and making a stop at their factory with their excellent guides!

Let me start by saying that I am not a museum person. I reluctantly go to museums because my husband loves them and so does 1 of our 3 boys. BUT, this museum blew me away. They give regular tours. Being that we don’t speak Italian, Claudia showed us 2 short videos in English and took our family on our own private tour to explain everything. She has a passion for paper making and it’s history. There are replicas of old ways of making paper and a model of the newer way. We learned about watermarks and UV light for currency. We all learned a lot more than that and were engaged by the museum & Claudia. Thank you for a wonderful experience! If you’re wondering whether to go or not, go! You will be glad you did!

I went to the Museo della Carta e della Filigrana on a class field trip about a week ago. When we first walked into the museum, you find yourself in a foyer area surrounded by works of watermarks on paper. The tour guide approached our group and she announced that she was ready to get started. Our tour guide, Francesca, was very informative throughout the whole experience and was more than willing to answer our questions to her full capabilities. The first room she took us in, she showed us the first machine that was able to turn washcloths into a flattened paper that people are able to write on. In that same room she brought a colleague and showed the group first hand how to make the paper. They were also nice enough to allow some of my classmates to experience this process with their own hands. Overall, I would definitely recommend this place to anybody who is interested in this subject. I know I learned a lot about paper making that I never thought I would learn.

Great place to learn the history is paper making!

My visit to the Paper and Watermark Museum in Fabriano was wonderful. I attended the museum with a group, and our guide, Francesca, was very interesting and wanted us to be hands on when explaining the process of paper making. We were shown not only how handmade paper has been made in the past, but the history behind how it has evolved and how they now produce it. Great establishment, I would recommend stopping if you are in the area.

Museo della Carta e della Filligrana was a great museum. I visited the museum on a field trip with my university. Paper was born in Fabriano, the second most important Italian paper mill. At this museum you can watch the process of paper production and can have a hands on experience of producing their own sheet of paper! You are able to go through many different rooms containing old paper mills, old paper production, the vats and presses and machinery. To think about the ties it has to marketing and how it has evolved is very important with where marketing is today.

Amazing morning at the museum. We didn't book ahead and we probably should have. School groups were touring on the same day so when the guide finished with them, he offered to take us around. His English was limited but we managed and he was so kind to take us around. He showed my 6-year-old how to make paper and let him try it out. Highly recommended activity for families. I suggest to plan better than we did and go when there is an English tour so it's even better. There's a great playground and park across the street where you can do a picnic after.

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Even though it was quite busy, the visit was well organised. What we did not like is when we bought the tickets, it was advertised that you could follow an audio tour using the app instead of the guided tour.We liked this option as we were with young children a d their attention span for a guided tour is limited, especially in a language they don't speak.When we got up to the entrance of the caves; they said this was not possible and we had to wait an hour (!) for the English guided tour.The guide took a tremendous amount of time to explain each crack and sediment difference so we decided to walk on and tagged along to two Italian guided groups before we were 'caught' and told to stay with the guide.Our round took 1,5 hours; I did not dare to ask how long the normal tour would have taken.The cave itself is nice, well lit and the path is fenced and very accessible even for young children. There is only one route to follow so it's not possible to get lost.

Amazing place to visit,unforgettable expirience, da tornare a visitare 😍😍😍

La gruta de Frasassi un lugar maravilloso esculpido por la naturaleza digno de verse. Costó encontrarlo en los mapas, hay que buscar "Gesca". Se deja el vehículo en un gran estacionamiento, se compran los tickets y cada hora un bus te lleva hasta la entrada y allí un guía turístico acompaña. Según dijeron es la caverna mas grande conocida.(Translated by Google)The Frasassi grotto is a wonderful place sculpted by nature worth seeing. It was difficult to find it on the maps, you have to look for "Gesca". You leave the vehicle in a large parking lot, buy the tickets and every hour a bus takes you to the entrance and there a tour guide accompanies you. According to what they said, it is the largest known cavern.

Amazing experience!Must visit

Most outstanding place that I've ever been. Our Tour Guide was exceptionally knowledgeable

Un lugar fascinante!(Translated by Google)A fascinating place!

Very beautiful and amazing place

There are very few places across Europe that will offer you this experience without having to crawl yourself through dark and humid places. Incredibly beautiful experience.

No olvidar de llevar abrigo.(Translated by Google)Don't forget to bring a coat.

Well worth it. Beautiful caves, interesting tour of them and photos dont do them justice.

It is amazing what created our Mother Nature 😀, I have never seen such place before

The caves themselves are amazing! The company running them are running a slick operation and probably making a decent profit and in some cases have put profit before customers and this is why I've only given 3 stars... The buses that take you to the caves from the car park are mainly standing space with very few seats, they packed them full and it's a hot and windy road. The most annoying part however is that photos are forbidden, even with no flash. The only reason for this is so they can sell tickets to the photo tour where you're allowed to take photos. There's no pricing for the photo tour online however so I can only assume it's extortionate.

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Parcheggio e Biglietteria Grotte di Frasassi, Località "La Cuna, 60040 Genga Stazione AN, Italy

Wonderful masterpiece of Romanesque (and perhaps Byzantinian) architecture. Greek cross with five apses - my applauses to middle age masters

In the middle of the nature, peaceful and comfortable place

Great place to visit

It's a small but interesting museum with archaeological findings.

Very interesting and conserved place in the middle of the mountains. Roman bridge over a crystalline river, protected by a tiny medieval tower. It's definitely worth a view for the various historical layers that can be evidently observed here in a well preserved status.

Lovely building. Nothing to see really, spent less than five minutes there. Would not go out of my way to see it, but since I'd been to the caves I stopped by

If you have not been to any cave, I do recommend to visit the nearby caves first before coming over San Vittore alle Chuise. In this route, the entry fee to Museum is included in the tickets to the caves.

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Via S. Vittore, 5, 60040 San Vittore AN, Italy

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No labels, small collection. Not worth going there

Nice place

Impressive

(Translated by Google) We came here to see the ichthyosaur fossil found a few kilometers from this museum. It dates back 150 million years and is perfectly preserved. The rest of the museum is quite useless and I must say also rather unwelcoming, with explanations sometimes inconsistent with what is present. The only positive note is the skeleton of a bear. However, given the very low cost (€4 or included in the €18 visit to the caves) and the splendor of Marta (as the ichthyosaur fossil was called) I was very satisfied.(Original)Siamo venuti qui per vedere il fossile di ittiosauro trovato a pochi chilometri da questo museo. Risale a 150 milioni di anni fa ed è conservato perfettamente. Il resto del museo è abbastanza inutile e devo dire anche piuttosto maldisposto, con spiegazioni a volte incoerenti con quanto presente. Unica nota positiva è lo scheletro di un orso. Tuttavia visto il costo molto basso (4 € oppure incluso nei 18 € della visita alle grotte) e lo splendore di Marta (così è stato chiamato il fossile di ittiosauro) sono stato molto soddisfatto.

(Translated by Google) The museum is set up in a portion of the tower of the abbey of San Vittore alle closed (a former Benedictine church in Romanesque style completed in 1080 which is now declared a national monument).It can be visited for free by purchasing tickets to visit the caves or by purchasing a single ticket for €4.It is organized on two floors and personally I found the ichthyosaur fossil (a marine predator dating back to the Jurassic period measuring over 2 meters) which was found nearby, and the bear skeleton very fascinating and well preserved.Unfortunately, the rest of the museum didn't excite me, on the contrary: I found the descriptions of the finds, animal skulls and rocks rather sparse and confusing (I suggest those who care about them review them and update them more accurately); I found the models rather useless and even ugly but I think they are also old.(Original)Il museo è allestito in una porzione della torre della abbazia di san Vittore alle chiuse (ex chiesa benedettina in stile romanico terminata nel 1080 che ora è dichiarata monumento nazionale).Si può visitare gratuitamente acquistando i biglietti per la visita delle grotte o acquistando il biglietto singolo a 4€.È organizzato su due piani e personalmente ho trovato davvero molto affascinante e ben conservato il fossile di ittiosauro (predatore marino risalente al giurassico di oltre 2 metri)che è stato ritrovato nei pressi, e lo scheletro dell'orso.Il resto del museo purtroppo non mi ha entusiasmato, anzi: ho trovato piuttosto scarne e confuse le descrizioni dei reperti, dei teschi di animali e delle rocce(suggerisco a chi se ne occupa di rivederle aggiornandole in modo più accurato); i plastici li ho trovati piuttosto inutili e anche bruttini ma credo che siano anche vecchi.

(Translated by Google) Entrance is included with the entrance ticket to the Frasassi caves.Small, but very well kept and worth visiting for its historical richness😉(Original)L'ingresso è compreso con il biglietto d'ingresso delle grotte di Frasassi.Piccolino, ma tenuto molto bene e vale la pena visitarlo per la sua ricchezza storica😉

(Translated by Google) Museum included in the ticket for the Frasassi caves, really interesting, small but well done, well-curated and intriguing finds, worth seeing if you pass by here.(Original)Museo compreso nel biglietto per le grotte di Frasassi davvero interessante, piccolo ma fatto bene, reperti curati e intriganti, da vedere se si passa di qua.

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Via S. Vittore, 60040 San Vittore AN, Italy

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Very interesting historical place

TINY TINY STREETS but beautiful to walk around. Make sure you don't rent and large vehicle.

Amazing town square with historic buildings and fountains. Where all the students hang out and a lot of hip stores/restaurants are. Lots of stores to windowshop at along the way. Location of the Jazz Festival in town, too. Just gorgeous architecture and walkways. At nighttime, it's like out of a dream - surreal and breathtaking. The clacking of Italian heels along the cobblestone roads is a cherished memory of the area.

Nice place for a coffee, drink, or to eat something small

Beautiful Piazza, surrounded by historical buildings like the cathedral. It has a beautiful medieval fountain that is a symbol of the city, and there are some shops where you can buy food and particularly chocolate. If you go to Perugia you should visit this piazza.

Great place to people watch!Also you can sit for free, undisturbed and get a tan from all sides.

Superb medieval buildings and the stunning very well known fountain of the Trecento. In front of the Dome Facade the bronze figure of the sitting Pope Innocenz 3rd by Danti.

A beautiful piazza with cathedrals and a fountain in the historic center of a medieval village in Perugia. There are lots of steps perfect for people watching, and also plenty of cafés, restaurants, and bars. Often, school and tour groups come through, but the piazza is huge, so it is never uncomfortably crowded. You can find live music and events happening almost every week.

A charming city loaded with history, culture and arts. Beautiful city centre, churches, places of interest and panoramic views of hilltops . Not too far from Perugia Airport. Beware ZTL areas, RISK OF TRAFFIC FINES! No access to vehicles during specific times of the day.

Warm people. Great atmosphere and good. Especially pastries

Perugia such a pleasant surpriseSuperbly organisedPark your car in the designated car park lower down the hillTake the multi escalators up to the upper town and explore the beautiful townPlenty to see and quite compactGood place to spend a couple of hoursplenty of shops stalls and cafes

Really experience the medieval gem of this ancient city as you peruse Piazza IV Novembre, high up on the old quarter. Everything worth seeing on Perugia City is around here.

A must see and visit Piazza in this medieval city hilltop city. It’s flanked by Palazzo dei Priori and the Cathedrale and it’s pretty much the center of this fantastic town in Umbria. You can take the mini metro from the train station down below and take the Pincetto line and stop. There is still a bit of a climb from the mini metro stop but surely walkable and nice views all along.

Enchanting Piazza IV Novembre is the heart of Perugia! Surrounded by stunning medieval architecture, this lively square buzzes with activity. The breathtaking Fontana Maggiore steals the show, while cafes beckon for a leisurely sip. A must-visit spot for history buffs and romantics alike!

Full of artistic architecture

Easy to reach by public bus. One-way bus tickets sold in tobacco shops near main bus stops or in the bus. The bus stops at the escalators or mini-metro station to the historic center. A visit is certainly worth it with multiple historic sights near the central plaza.

Great spot for history and people watching

A beautiful and peaceful piazza in Perugia. So lovely to stroll along the surrounding narrow streets. Visitors may need a rental car to visit this area but it's really worth all the efforts

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This medieval fountain was made by famous sculptors Nicola Pisano and his son Giovanni Pisano at the end of the 13th century. There are many sculptures on the fountain representing prophets or saints, the labors through the seasons, the signs of the zodiac, the scenes from Genesis and some events from Roman history.

Muy lindo centro histórico de Perugia(Translated by Google)Very nice historical center of Perugia

Hier lässt man sich mit Vorliebe fotografieren, wenn man Tourist ist. Der wohl berühmteste mittelalterliche Brunnen Italiens ist beeindruckend an Größe und Architektur. Leider umzäunt, und das wohl mit Recht, wenn man das Alter dieses Prachtbrunnens bedenkt. Es ist dennoch interessant, dass der Priorenpalast weit weniger Rezensionen bisher bekommen hat, als der Brunnen ;-). Die alttestamentarische Geschichte ist auf duzenden Bildern dargestellt - was für eine Arbeit das gewesen ist... Der obere Teil des Brunnens wird durch Säulen gestützt. Die Damen an der Spitze sollen Fruchtbarkeit symbolisieren, was damals in jeder Hinsicht wünschenswert gewesen ist (heute doch auch...).(Translated by Google)If you are a tourist, you like to have your photo taken here. Probably the most famous medieval fountain in Italy is impressive in size and architecture. Unfortunately it is fenced off, and rightly so considering the age of this magnificent fountain. It is still interesting that the Prior's Palace has received far fewer reviews than the fountain ;-). The Old Testament story is depicted in dozens of pictures - what a job that was... The upper part of the well is supported by columns. The ladies at the top are supposed to symbolize fertility, which was desirable in every respect back then (and today too...).

The monument is the symbol of the city of Perugia.

Fontana was very romantic in this lovely city, of course the one in Rome is more romantic but the one in Perugia was not crowded, so the whole Fontana Maggiore was for yourself☺️No tickets needed is free in general!

Not so impressed. Maybe because was so hot. But off course there are good spots to be visited. In addition there is very good connection from parking to the city centre. Amazing.

For me the best round fountain in the middle of a square I have seen....till now. Sure there is Trevi, but it is not round and is stuck to the building....so.Little statues on the side are beautiful and is close to 800years old, so amazing Middle ages achivement.

Nice fountain but it wasn't working when we were there

A masterpiece of sculpture. Take your time to look at every panel; it's worth the effort!

The historic center is very compact and easy to stroll around. The city itself still preserves that ancient Medieval charm that makes you feel back in time. Fontana Maggiore is an absolute must.

1277-1278 erbaut.Die Fontana Maggiore, ein mit Reliefs reich geschmückter Brunnen in der umbrischen Stadt Perugia ist der wohl berühmteste aller mittelalterlichen Brunnen Italiens.(Translated by Google)Built 1277-1278.The Fontana Maggiore, a fountain richly decorated with reliefs in the Umbrian city of Perugia, is probably the most famous of all medieval fountains in Italy.

A beautiful historical landmark at Perugia, full of history in a stunning surrounding

The Fontana Maggiore is the central sight of the old square, next to the famous sights Galleria Nazionale dell’Umbria and Perugia Cathedrale.

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It’s a great (short) drive to get up here. Encourage you to if you have transport and near by the area. The church is quite small and not impressive from the inside but there are a few relics there worth noting, and there is a restaurant there which is recommended on a day that is not too windy. Enjoy some drone photos!

A monastery with St ubaldo fantastic views

Situated right at the top of Gubbio, its this magnificent church. You see all the city and at the center of the church lies the body of St Ubaldo. Is really beautiful to live or visit this place.

A beautiful panoramic location above Gubbio. Being short on time we favoured the 6 minute funivia ride to the steep climb - and marvelled at the May 15 historic race (Corsa dei Ceri) that sees teams of Gubbio residents running the steep climb with "ceri" weighing around 300kg each (photographed) from the town centre to the Basilica. The Basilica houses the remains of Saint Ubaldo, an impressive presence to be seen with your own eyes.

Magnifique monument procession pour la messe du dimanche.Montée en telenasselle 2 personnes à la fois sympa(Translated by Google)Magnificent monument procession for Sunday mass.Ride on a telenasselle for 2 people at a time, nice

This church is located in a prestigious place with a great view all around it. The whole experience of getting up there with a cage lift was amazing.Within the building gates there is a souvenir shop and upstairs a video that shows the history and the importance of the Gubbio's traditions and the festival that involves the three saints. Highly recommended to visit!.

Very enjoyable fabulous buildings and great experience riding the cable car. Worth the hike up the hill to the tower.

Stunning place and view.Absolute bonus was to be there as the Wedding party arrived. Bride and Father arrived in style in white Fiat 500.

Not opulent or extensively decorated. It is centuries old of course, and the mummified saint is visible above the alter. There was signage in English, which was a plus as I learned about the major ceremony occurring later in May. The big thing is to take the "cable car" instead of an exhausting walk, or driving up (very limited parking). The quotes are because the car is a two-person stand up cage!

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Take the free elevator up. Beautiful!

(Translated by Google) It has quickly become one of my favorite cathedrals. Spectacular Gothic style. In the evening it is absolutely fantastic, the illuminations enhance its charm, the crucifix perfectly reflected on the wall makes even more the mystical atmosphere that you feel at first glance upon entering. Words can't describe what it feels like in there. A must visit 👍⭐👍(Original)In assoluto è subito diventata una delle mie cattedrali preferite. Spettacolare stile gotico. Di sera è assolutamente fantastica,le illuminazioni ne esaltano il fascino, il crocifisso riflesso perfettamente sulla parete rende ancora di più l'atmosfera mistica che già entrando avverti al primo colpo d'occhio. Le parole non riescono a descrivere ciò che si prova li dentro. Da visitare assolutamente 👍⭐👍

From the 11th century, very clear style and beautiful

Wird manchmal Dom und manchmal Kathedrahle genannt. Der Innenraum ist leider sehr dunkel gehalten.(Translated by Google)Sometimes called the cathedral and sometimes the cathedral. Unfortunately, the interior is very dark.

Beautiful! The chappel on the right is marvelous

What an amazing historical surprise. If in Umbria make this stop.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful cathedral, inside you are enchanted by so much beauty. A pleasant walk through the streets of Gubbio and a stop here is a must!(Original)Bellissima cattedrale, all'interno si resta incantati da tanta bellezza. Una piacevole passeggiata tra le vie di Gubbio ed una tappa qui è d'obbligo!

(Translated by Google) Here we are with this Cathedral in the center of Gubbio, for me it is wonderful.We got there along the road that connects the Church of Sant'Ubaldo to the center of Gubbio in the woods. I recommend doing this tour for the beauty of the views.The cathedral is very particular and perfectly lit. The stop is a must if you are in Gubbio. 🥳😉(Original)Eccoci con questa Cattedrale nel centro di Gubbio, per me è stupenda.Ci siamo arrivati percorrendo la strada che nel bosco collega la Chiesa di Sant'Ubaldo al centro di Gubbio. Consiglio di fare questo giro per la bellezza dei panorami.La cattedrale è molto particolare ed illuminata in modo perfetto. La tappa è obbligata se siete a Gubbio. 🥳😉

(Translated by Google) One of my favorite places to go to calm my mind and spirit. Gubbio has a unique magic, all its own. Once you enter the village it will embrace you in a cuddle that will almost take you out of reality. The cathedral overlooks the Umbrian hills and towers over the main square (where Don Matteo was filmed, in fact, in front of the cathedral, you will find the famous bar where some of the most important scenes of the series took place). How can we not dwell on the wonderful staircase that falls to the ground almost like a bride's train? If you are around Umbria you absolutely must stop by here as well as for the city and the (breathtaking) view of the square also to taste the typical testo cake and the truffle that reigns supreme😍 a total recharge for the heart!(Original)Uno dei luoghi dove preferisco andare per placare la mente e lo spirito. Gubbio ha una magia unica, proprio tutta sua. Una volta entrati il borgo vi abbraccerà in una coccola che vi porterà quasi fuori dalla realtà. La cattedrale si affaccia a strapiombo sulle colline umbre e torreggia sulla piazza principale (dove è stato girato Don Matteo, troverete avanti alla cattedrale, infatti, il famoso bar dove si sono svolte alcune delle scene più importanti della serie). Come poi non soffermarsi sulla meravigliosa scalinata che cade a terra quasi come lo strascico di una sposa? Se siete in giro per l'Umbria dovete assolutamente passare di qui oltre che per la città e il panorama (mozzafiato) della piazza anche per assaggiare la tipica torta al testo e il tartufo che fa da padrone😍 una ricarica totale per il cuore!

(Translated by Google) This beautiful cathedral, dedicated to Saints Mariano and Giacomo, is one of the most important churches in Gubbio.Imposing and very ancient, inside, it houses many frescoes and the relics of many saints... Of note, the ancient wooden crucifix of the main altar, dating back to 1300.Absolutely worth visiting.(Original)Questa bellissima cattedrale, dedicata ai Santi Mariano e Giacomo è una delle più importanti Chiese di Gubbio.Imponente e molto antica, all'interno, ospita molti affreschi e le reliquie di molti Santi... Da segnalare, l'antico Crocifisso di legno dell'altare maggiore, risalente al 1300.Da visitare assolutamente.

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Palazzo dei Consoli is a Gothic palace built in the first half of the 14th century. The palace is built on a large platform. The palace houses a collection of local artifacts from prehistory onwards.

Check out the 500-300 BCE bronze scripture tablets. Written in Etruscan, the old folk of Umbria knew how to preserve their rituals and practices. In the museum. €6, worth every cent just for those.

A rare example of authentic medieval architecture. It's definitely a MUST SEE altogether, with many other precious jewels of Gubbio, "La città di pietra"

Great place to visit. See all the history of Gibbio and Umbria. During my visit on Sunday it was were not many people. Most of the cards are in English and Italian. For some there is only Italian. There is a possibility to get a ticket for tree musea in which this one is included. Even for the top view i would recommend to go into this museum.

Sehr beeindruckendes Gebäude. Sehenswert einscgl. der ausgestellten Dinge.(Translated by Google)Very impressive building. Worth seeing incl. of the things on display.

Interesting but small collection of artworks and pottery.

What an amazing piazza in the front of the palace. Gubbio has tons of arts and architecture in a lovely context

What an amazing Medevil city in perfect state. A must see and experience. The city is easy to enjoy with wonderful artisan shops and eateries. The architecture dates back to the Roman's and Etruscans. The bread "crescia" is served hot and is perfect to add cheese or cold cuts for a yummy sandwich. Truffles available to purchase to bring home or eat over scrambled eggs or fetteccine! Unforgettable experience. Put it as a must see! Close to Perugia in Umbrian green valley.

Really beautiful - could spend a lot of time here

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+ good local food+ tables are set with cloth napkins+ everything clean and tidyUnfortunatelly we did not feel very welcome for several reasons:- We came with a baby (who was happy, smiley and calm) for lunch and were sat in another room in the back while all other guests were placed in the front of the restaurant. (We had a reservation and the front of the restaurant was not full!) We asked if we could also sit with the other guests. After our qestion we got a table in the front. We do not know if it was because of the baby or just a misunderstanding.- As the waiter did not smile one single time while talking to us we did our best to be the nicest guests. It did not help. We are still asking ourselves if we did something wrong.I would really come back for the food but our visit somehow leaves us with a strange feeling. 🤷🏼‍♀️

Great place with several seating options inside and outside, we opted for the terrace at the back. Primi and secondi were all excellent but the one that really floored us was the pannacotta with berries. Good wine selection as well.

Chose to eat here as it was recommended by many sites, but was very disappointing. We had 2 large starters, dishes were abundant but quality was average. Cold meats were tough, most of the grilled veggies were very greasy and overall poor quality. Pizza bread was about the best thing of the meal. Service very slow. We are only in Gubbio for one night but won't be back to eat here if we're ever in the area again.

great food for a good price. really enjoyed it. nice view from outside. the caprese was amazing, as well as the black truffel gnocchi. tiramisu was nice as well.

I know Rome is the right city to have gnocchi, but this restaurant has the best around Italy that I ever tried!Affordable prices and the best gorgonzola, black truffle gnocchi ever. I’m still dreaming the tasty 😋!

Lovely pizzas. Coped well with Anne's lactose intolerance. At our request they substituted gorgonzola ( almost no lactose) for mozzarella which has lots of lactose.

Perfect evening to sit outdoors near the Uffizi. Wow. English speaking waiters with a sense of humor. Vegetarian food delicious. One in our party is GF and they have pasta as well as prepackaged bread.

Excellent food and excellent prices. Good atmosphere and good service. I would gladly eat at this place again.

Excellent good, great house wine, staff is wonderful. I'll go back...the Porcini Pasta was great! Tiramisu also great. Just a lovely experience and very reasonable on price. xoxoxox

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Been told it is the second biggest roman theater build in 1st century AD and still standing, can sit down 6000 people. Well it was closed while we were exploring town but while sitting in the shade on a bench children were playing in the park next to it.👍

brilliant amphitheater. beautiful area.

Enjoy a drone shot :) you have to pay to get in by the street.

A garden for strolling, sitting and watching the historical landmark

Beautiful Roman Era theater, while you can not enter the grounds easily as they are closed more than open, you can get close to it to observe. Take the time to take the walk around the grounds to observe a theater they estimate that goes back to 33 BCE or earlier. You can learn more at the museum in the castle at the town square, where the original entrance lentel is housed. It's a treat for those interested in history.

A interesting place for those who love history, architecture and art. From there you will have an amazing view of the mountains and the city of Gubbio. There is also a Cafe to drink something. Is definitely worth a visit. For more information, also for other places, you can follow me on Instagram @oltaplaku

There are several options to play at any age...

Das Theater am Stadtrand ist gross und teilweise mit Gras überwachsen. Ist einen Besuch wert.(Translated by Google)The theater on the outskirts of town is large and partly overgrown with grass. Worth a visit.

Very scenic with Gubbio old buildings in the background

Still used for local events, seats 6000.

Amazing

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Viale Teatro Romano, 06024 Gubbio PG, Italy