Very cute and nice piazza! Lots of nice restaurants directly there.

The astonishing square of Massa Marittima, called the Tuscany's Medioeval Gem, is something that worths a whole trip to Tuscany. The beauty of the place and the nearby countryside have few rivals

Very nice, friendly and cosy town square. Upon my visit there was an opera performance in the open! Wonderful city!

The gentle sounds of a acoustic guitar filling the square drifts you off onto a month of lazy Sunday's.de stress on de Monday,and every day of the week

nice place specially in the evenings, some fine restaurants around

Interesting historical buildings combined with great atmosphere.

One of the most beautiful places in toscany

(Translated by Google) Seen on 08/31/2025 on a group trip. Beautiful medieval square with the remains of the palaces of power of the time, still excellently preserved. One of the most beautiful villages in Italy, with the stratification of historical eras that have succeeded one another since the foundation (Original) Visto in data 31/08/2025 in gita in comitiva .Bellissima piazza medievale con le vestigia dei palazzi del potere dell’epoca ,ancora ottimamente conservati .Uno dei borghi più belli d’Italia ,con la stratificazione di epoche storiche che si sono succedute dalla fondazione

Nice italian city with a beautiful sunset!

(Translated by Google) A must-see in Volterra. It's hard to miss! Majestic and grandiose. Day and night. (Original) Incontournable sur Volterra. De toute façon difficile de le louper ! Majestueux et grandiose. De jour comme de nuit.

(Translated by Google) For a leap into the past, for those with plenty of energy and legs...fantastic. (Original) Per un salto nel passato,per chi ha tanto fiato e gambe...fantastico.

(Translated by Google) Piazza dei Priori, with its cluster of noble palaces, is evidence of Volterra's rich medieval heritage. It is dominated by the towering Palazzo dei Priori (1208), the oldest town hall in Tuscany, and is said to have been modeled after Florence's Palazzo Vecchio. Although the clock tower and battlements were later remodeled, the building looks like a typical Tuscan town hall. Weather permitting, it's worth climbing to the top of the bell tower for a panoramic view of the city. Across the square stands the 13th-century Palazzo Pretorio, with its battlemented Torre del Porcellino (Little Pig Tower), so named for its decorative relief of a wild boar. (Original) Piazza dei Priori, ze swoim skupiskiem szlacheckich pałaców, to dowód na bogate średniowieczne dziedzictwo Volterry. Dominuje nad nim wyniosły Palazzo dei Priori (1208), najstarszy ratusz miejski w Toskanii, na którym podobno wzorowano florencki Palazzo Vecchio. Chociaż wieża zegarowa i krenelaże zostały później przemodelowane, budynek ten wygląda jak typowy toskański ratusz. Jeśli dopisze pogoda, warto wspiąć się na szczyt dzwonnicy, aby zobaczyć rozciągający się z jej szczytu widok na miasto. Po drugiej stronie placu stoi XIII-wieczny Palazzo Pretorio, z krenelażową Torre del Porcellino (Wieżą Małej Świnki), nazwanej tak ze względu na swój dekoracyjny relief z dzikiem.

(Translated by Google) The building is undeniably beautiful from the outside, but the €10 ticket inside is the biggest rip-off I've ever seen. €10 to see two rooms currently used by the municipality, climb the stairs, and find art there without any infamy or glory, without any description. If you go, just look at it from the outside. It should be free. (Original) Il palazzo è indiscutibilmente bello da fuori ma la visita all'interno per 10€ di biglietto è la più grande fregatura che abbia mai visto. 10€ per vedere 2 stanze attualmente usate ancora dalla municipalità, salire le scale e trovare dell'arte messa lì senza infamia e senza gloria, senza alcuna descrizione. Se ci andate guardatelo da fuori e basta. Dovrebbe essere gratuito

(Translated by Google) A very nice central spot surrounded by small restaurants. Piazza dei Priori, 13, 56048 Volterra PI, Italy (Original) Sehr schöne zentraler Ort umgeben von kleinen Restaurants. Piazza dei Priori, 13, 56048 Volterra PI, Italien

Fascinating historical amphitheatre. Used as a medieaval rubbish tip and then buried 100 metres beneath a football field.

It wasnt open due to siesta, us and a lot of other tourists would just go around to the front and take pictures. It was fine seeing it just from the front, i wouldnt have been happy to have paid to go in. If it would be free it would be better

A well preserved ruins of the past, now modernly converted to a concert and theatre stage. Beautiful and scenic route for a walk to enjoy the mediaeval city.

The Roman Theatre in Volterra is a truly impressive spot to visit. Even without knowing much about history, you can feel the atmosphere of the place when standing among the ruins and looking at the old stone seats and stage area. The setting is quiet, scenic, and gives you a sense of stepping back in time. It’s one of those places where you can slow down, take in the view, and imagine what life here was like centuries ago. Definitely a highlight when exploring Volterra and worth including in your visit.

Amazing town , this is my 3rd time back and loving it. So underrated and is free of Insta crowds. Refreshing and cute , best of hand made Etruscan pieces and alabaster.

€23 to see some ruins is a joke. You can have a better view from the wall above it and that view is free of charge. I have recently visited an ancient Greek amphitheatre in Taormina for €14. That is a much better preserved site for less.

Amazing to see! Don’t buy a ticket from the top you can see as much or even more then if you would buy a ticket. It’s also quite hot to be walking down there.

**A Hauntingly Beautiful Step Back in Time** The **Abbazia di San Galgano** (San Galgano Abbey) is a **mesmerizing** 13th-century Gothic ruin with no roof—just towering stone walls open to the sky. The atmosphere is **magical**, especially at golden hour when sunlight streams through the empty windows. Don’t miss the **legendary Sword in the Stone** in the nearby hermitage (Monte Siepi Chapel)—it’s said to be the real-life inspiration for King Arthur’s tale! **Why it’s worth visiting:** ✔ **Photography paradise**: The skeletal arches and grassy floor make for stunning, otherworldly photos. ✔ **Peaceful vibe**: Far from crowds, ideal for quiet reflection or a picnic. ✔ **Rich history**: Free info plaques explain the abbey’s rise and fall (or bring a guidebook for deeper context). **Tips:** - Wear **sturdy shoes**—the ground is uneven. - Pair your visit with the nearby **Chiusdino village** for lunch or a wine tasting. - Visit **early morning or late afternoon** to avoid tour groups. **A must-see** for history buffs, romantics, and anyone who loves evocative ruins. Like stepping into a medieval fairy tale.

I had the pleasure of photographing a wedding at San Galgano Abbey, and it was absolutely magical. The atmosphere of the roofless abbey, with its dramatic architecture and open sky, creates an unforgettable setting for a wedding ceremony. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a breathtaking venue in Tuscany.

The entrance fee feels steep for a ruin with very little information provided… but it’s still 100% worth the visit! ⛪✨ Standing inside this roofless church, in the middle of nowhere, is an unforgettable experience. The atmosphere is truly unique. The surrounding landscape is beautiful, and the history of the site is absolutely fascinating 🌿📜 Take your time to explore, soak it all in, and maybe enjoy a picnic in the shade of the centuries-old walls of this mysterious and hauntingly beautiful place 🧺🧱

Open air 13th Century Abbey just outside of Siena. If this is something you’re into and enjoy – very much worth a visit. Looks spectacular from the outside and magical from the inside. Certainly unique. If you are not into architecture, historical buildings or church history, this is probably not for you. There is little explanation of the place once you’re there, so you need to ideally already be a fan or interested. Also visit the Chapel on the hill whilst you're in the area

There was an art exhibit when we were there which were really great to take photos. We had leave early because of a funeral.

Speechless spiritual place, knowing this place from Andrei Tarkovsky’s ‘Nostalgia’, as a metaphor of the protagonist’s memory and religious experience. No photos or documentaries can compare to being here personally, even if it might be an arduous trip for visitors without a car…

Historic place. Impressive to see and understand. When in the area take time visit and enjoy lunch at the nearby bar.

**A Mystical Gem with the Legendary Sword in the Stone** Tucked into the Tuscan hills near the famous **Abbazia di San Galgano**, this **12th-century hermitage chapel** is a hidden treasure. The **rotunda design** and warm stone walls create an intimate, almost mystical atmosphere—but the real draw is the **"Sword in the Stone"** embedded in the floor. Legend claims it was plunged there by the knight **Galgano Guidotti** in 1180 as a symbol of renouncing war (yes, likely inspiring King Arthur’s tale!). **Highlights:** ✔ **The Sword**: Protected by glass but still awe-inspiring. Lean close to see the hilt and "bloodstains" in the rock. ✔ **Frescoes**: The dome features striking **Byzantine-style paintings** of angels and Galgano’s life. ✔ **Serenity**: Far quieter than the abbey ruins below—perfect for contemplation.

If you are visiting the Abbey, certainly go and see the Chapel. It’s on top of a hill with a wonderful view over the Tuscan countryside. Has free entry – with lots of things to look at. It’s small so only takes 10 mins to look round. Has a small shop to the side and people working there who seem proud of the place. Not worth coming specially, but take a look if in the area. Also free entry.

A nice peaceful place to visit. There is a large free parking lot which is a 10 min walk away. From the Abbey there is a steep amd rocky trail leading up to the church (shorter and more scenic than walking back around via the road) where you can enter for free and see the sword in the rock. From there you can complete the loop on the road back to the parking lot.

Nice, calm place. Entrance fee 6€.

Fascinating round church with a great legend behind it 🗡️🏰

A very atmospheric place. We arrived around 11:00 on Saturday - there were not so many people. The parking nearby is gigantic, so shouldn’t be an issue even when it’s busy.

This is a lovely visit. How often do you get to see the sword in the stone? We had a lot of fun here and it was well worth going out of the way to see this.

Everything was perfect, we loved our experience here! My mother and I took the colorino tour. The tour of the vineyard and the winery were really interesting, the guide was very knowledgeable and passionate. Everything we tasted was great. I personally loved the younger red and white wine, while my mother preferred the old red, everything is great and it's just a matter of taste. We both loved the dessert wine and the cantuccini. We would love to come back, spend more time here (we had to leave in a hurry to catch the bus) and share this experience with other loved ones! Thank you for your passion and care!

We visited the winery today and were not too impressed. We didn’t have a reservation and we felt lucky they were able to accommodate us inside for the 15€ wine tasting, not really the case. We got a very rushed description of the wines we could choose from (you can pick 3) without any written description, menu or similar. The wine servings were quite generous and all 3 wines were fairly good (least favorite was the rosé). We didn’t get an appetizer of any kind with the wine. They were preparing the room for an event and we felt quite rushed, whole thing lasted probably around 30 minutes. In summary, maybe it would have been better for them to tell us they could not take us without a reservation.

We got a tour of the winery and learned their process for making wine! The food and wine were AMAZING. This is definitely worth the stop if you are going to Monteriggioni.

Do not miss this family owned and operated winery & restaurant in Monteriggino when you visit Tuscany! Fabulous wine, delicious food and beautiful views of the vineyard and the Castle di Monteriggioni. Great quality and quantity! ✨🍷

Perfect meal from starter to main dish And dessert. I would recommend the reserve wine, pork main dish and cheese cake is just amazing. Must try.

Beautiful restaurant with excellent service. Staff is really friendly and professional. Great atmosphere. Not to mention, the food is perfect and great wine. Highly recommended.

The owner of this cellar are very kind and inclusive. She took the time to talk to the group in Italian and then translated to English, just for my daughter and I. We really appreciated it. On top of that, the Restaurant is quite lovely and picturesque, and the food was exquisite!

I think it'd be a shame to come to Monteriggioni and not climb on the walkway of the old walls. I believe we paid Euro 6 or 7 each, and that gave us access to the small but well-documented museum (it has a lot of the history of the place as well the reconstruction of some of the structures and the armors). If I remember well it has write ups both in English and Italian. Plus, you get to walk on the 2 sections of walkways. Some of the low-score reviews for the walls point to the fact that one walkway was closed, but even if only one was accessible it would have been worth it to me. The views of the countryside and of the town, the atmosphere, the architectural details of the walls....beautiful.

Lovely quiet town atop a small hill. Beautiful scenery with rolling hills around. Highly recommend the checking out the small museum as it comes with the fee to walk the walls. Just enough information to feel like you learned a bit without miles of text. Gelato always hits the spot. Paid and free parking just below the hill, reasonably priced at 2 euro for 90 minutes or so. A must see town!

Scam! You have to be lucky to visit the top of the wall. Mostly on Monday (whole day) and Friday (in the morning) IN THEORY. We went there on a Friday at 11am and it was already closed. There are many more beautiful places with even better view in the toscana area than Monteriggioni.

Gorgeous town! Want to come back and stay longer

This cute little village stole my heart. With an around 500 meters long wall around it it’s probably the smallest village I’ve ever seen. But we found everything we were looking for there. The scenery around the village is absolutely beautiful! You can climb up the wall and have a great view around. When we were there there was a little market with handmade things were we found a beautiful ring - which I am wearing everyday since today (at least for 3 years now). I absolutely recommend to stop here for a while!

Very tiny beautiful town up in the mountains.

Beautiful location.

Incredible wine tasting experience with Sergio. He is super knowledgeable about wines and gave listened to what we liked and didn’t like in detail, and introduced us to some new ones that we thoroughly enjoyed. This spot also has some incredible food to enjoy while wine tasting, they know how to do it right!

Wine tasting of 3 wines cost €25 which was a bit steep but the wines were pretty good. Came with bread sticks which were surprisingly good too. Waiter was meant to bring cheese but never came despite reminding them

Excelent wines and experience! The Somelier (forgot to ask her name, but she used to be a teacher) was very knowledgeable, entertaining, and lovable! We learned a lot from her! Banfi was my favorite. You can have the tasting either in or outside, so choose depending on the weather. Totally recommend it!

This place is amazing! Right in the fortress you can try any kind of local wine. The premium choices were extraordinary

Did a wine tasting and really loved it. They had time for explanations and history, wine and snacks were amazing and we even got an extra wine to try. Thank you for having us!

Stunning place inside the old fortress of Montalcino. Beautiful wine selection. The waiter was really friendly and incredibly knowledgeable of wines. The selection of wines is beautiful. The ambiance is really unique inside the courtyard of the castle. Definitely the place to go to enjoy some local wine and do tasting.

We enjoyed a lovely afternoon of wine tasting. This is a must do! Everything was perfect!! The cheese the prosciutto the fabulous wines ! Our Semoia. Plan ahead and make this happen!!

Amazing place, worth visiting. Also, visit the Castelnuovo above the abbey and walk the streets. One of the most beautiful places around.

I love the georgian live music. Beautiful place very simple, quite and peaceful.

Historic church. Great 5 mile hike loop. Take coins for parking (2 euros per hour). With Casisano winery along the way. Definitely stop in if they are available for a tasting.

Lovely quiet area and nice olive trees but the whole visit was a disappointment because of the lady in the shop. She was very unpolite and as soon as I stepped inside the small shop she told me the shop will close in 2 minutes. It was 17.54. 🙄 I thought the whole place was open until 18.30. The abbey had a mass so we didn’t enter into it. The smell that came from that small shop was so good so it was a pity that I couldn’t buy anything.

Definitely the most beautiful abbey in Italy! We've come here for at least 20 years. In the beginning there were almost no tourists. Now the way down is paved, paid parking and there even is a shop at the top of the hill..... But still it's the most beautiful abbey of Italy :-) Try to stay for a service when you're here.

Truly beautiful Abbey. The electronic self guide is 7€ but we’ll worth the money. The view from the to of the Abbey is amazing. The shop is lovely too. We’ll worth an hour or two of your time for some valuable peace and tranquillity.

The Abbey, a jewel of medieval mysticism. It is one of the most beautiful monuments in an ancient Roman style, which also has elements of the French and Lombardy styles. Legend has it that the abbey was founded by Charles the Great in 781. The king and his army stopped here on the way back from Rome as the soldiers were afflicted by an unknown pestilence. An angel appeared to Charlemagne, telling him to make his men drink an infusion with a local herb. The cure worked and the army was saved so the king decided to build the church in gratitude.

A glimpse to the past. A museum that contains a real jewish experience from the past days of the local jewish community. The entrance costs 5€ and you get an entrance (self guided) for ancient winery, butchery, forno, synagauge etc. Nearby there is also a convenient store with few kosher products.

What a beautiful synagogue! What a pity there is no-one to pray there, anymore. (But the ladies at the museum were very kind and they let me in whenever I wanted to.)

A museum for the history of jews in pitiligano from the 16th century. There is a winery, a kosher bakery for matzot, a synagogue, a bath (mikve) and more. Very interesting to witness.

Do not leave the shop without taking with you a Sfratto, a typical pastry with a bittersweet anecdote of the jewish community who settled in Pittigliano

great tourist attraction

(Translated by Google) Small shop in the Jewish ghetto selling typical products. I took unleavened bread, eviction and Etruscan liqueur. All delicious but the eviction in particular is amazing!!!! (Original) Negozietto nel ghetto ebraico che vende prodotti tipici. Ho preso il pane azzimo, lo sfratto ed liquore etrusco. Tutti buonissimi ma in particolare lo sfratto è da urlo!!!!

(Translated by Google) Pitigliano is an open history book. A marvel. A little gem that needs to be supported. So much history contained in so few km2 of city. It must be visited. (Original) Pitigliano é un libro di storia aperto. Una meraviglia. Un piccolo gioiello che bisogna sostenere. Tanta storia racchiusa in così pochi km2 di città. Va visitata.

Beautiful thermal baths with relaxing pools, perfect water temperature, and a peaceful atmosphere surrounded by nature. Staff are very friendly and everything is well organized. The only drawback was the showers — they switch off every 30 seconds and the cabins are a bit small. Still, a wonderful place to relax and I’d be happy to return! 🌿✨

Used the day spa services. I have been three times this year since we live fairly close. The spa offers different pools and lovely grounds with different types of chairs and umbrella options to relax. The half day pass is a bargain at 15 euros. Be sure to bring your own flip flops or water sandals and robe or towel. no street shoes allowed outside of locker rooms. Daily use includes free lockers showers blow dryers etc. I have booked various massages and massage staff are all very professional. Front desk staff helpful and some can speak English. Easy selection of fresh salads in casual lunch restaurant. Reasonably priced. Overall a good way to spend the day in Tuscany.

This place is definitely worth visiting. The mineral pools are so great for your health. Everything was positive. The reception was welcoming and friendly, the facilities were clean and in good condition. We had a fantastic time and it is so affordable. The 15 euro morning pass was more than enough time for us and included so many pools and stunning views.

Pretty place, but honestly the worst massage I’ve ever had. I’m not even sure it was a real masseuse or just someone hired. I’ll be booking a proper deep tissue massage when I’m back home. My friend had one too and felt the same way. I would not book a massage here. 3 stars over how terrible the massage was

We went for a girls trip, highly recommend. Facilities where great, staff very friendly and everything in general I would say was high quality. Food and cocktails are very good and the treatment list has fair pricing. Really recommend if you are looking for some relax and peace of mind!

Great place with a beautiful view for a reasonable price. On a cold day, the temperature of the water is comfortable in the covered pool and in the first external pool. The further away you go from the covered pool, the lower the temperature of the water. A bit crowded on weekends.

We did a non-VIP day spa visit on a cloudy day in October (19°C). We arrived around noon, rented robes walked around the facility. The pools and sunbeds were not busy. The water temperature varies from pool to pool so the warm and hot pools were the only ones in use. By mid afternoon the indoor pool (hottest) was crowded. Based on visits to thermal spas in Iceland, Budapest and Canada, the facilities are mid-range but the presence of significant silt on the bottom of the pools was disconcerting. At times it felt like walking through muck, and the water is very milky so you can't see your feet/the bottom of the pool. Also, we weren't informed at the check in desk that you get access to the saunas only with the VIP ticket as they are located on the hotel side. Overall, I wouldn't go out of my way for this spa.

25 euros for a full day and 21 for half day (until 14). This is the basic thermal pools, nothing fancy - but we super enjoyed ourselves. Cafeteria prices weren’t too high, but it’s better to prepare food/snacks in advance. Really recommend!

Terme Antica Querciolaia has a whopping eight pools! Six of them are outdoor thermal pools, and the other two are indoor pools. These pools are all part of the spa’s lovely park, and they’re filled with natural thermal waters packed with minerals. An absolute treat for your skin, airways and brain. The indoor restaurant offers excellent meals and great Italian coffees.

We visited the hot springs for the day with family and two kids, age 3&5. All of us had a great time, mainly in the outdoor pools. Sun beds are free and lockers are 2 euro deposit. The place was beautiful, and very clean. Had lunch at the cafe, which was great, taste and price wise.

Its huge area includes many differently sized open pools, filled with constantly pouring in hot minerals-rich water. If you’re next to a pipe you get kind of stream massage. While I was wandering in the pools, my wife took a therapeutic mud treatment and later joined me in the pool. The atmosphere is naturally very relaxing. And it is just 40 min drive from Siena.

Took the day pass to the thermal pools. The pools were relaxing and warm. Additional pay was needed to enjoy a sauna for some reason.

Second time I go with family and friends, for a day (no overnight stay). Plenty of space and pools at different tenperatures, 200% chill out :-) they have a great massage service if u have a sore back.

Came here for a day spa experience. The quality for the price is incredible! So many gorgeous outdoor pools and lots of places to sit and relax

One of our favorite castles to visit, with stunning views of Tuscany. The restaurant serves amazing dishes! We came back twice just for lunch and the views!

Very cool place to visit. Restaurant was fantastic too , food , mixed grill was next level tasty. Very friendly people.

Fortezza di Radicofani rises like a dream carved out of stone and wind. Standing on its walls, you don’t just see Tuscany — you feel it breathing below you, endless and alive. This isn’t a fortress. It’s a memory of courage, solitude, and sky — where history and silence meet on equal terms. Come at sunset, when the light turns gold and the hills melt into shadow. You’ll understand why some places don’t need words.

Wonderful place, with someone improvements, coupled be perfect

Very worth the time. The views are so good you can transport back 800 years and imagine what the protectors of this fortress saw when the enemy was on the march

Stopped off here on a road trip around Tuscany. What a beautiful place! Great views. Stopped off just on time for lunch - lunch was absolutely gorgeous, really nice wine, very hospitable. Carmen gave us great knowledge of the site and Paul and Giovanni looked after us well in the restaurant. Absolutely recommend!

Only 5 euro to enter. Very very historical place. You can go up the fortress amd theres a museum inside

Charming public square in Montepulciano -- go up into the tower of the Palazzo Comunale for one of the best views of the Valdichiana

Beautiful historical center of the central. Must visit day and evening.

Piazza Grande in Montepulciano may be small, but it’s truly a Tuscan gem. It offers a stunning view of the historic town hall, surrounded by charming Renaissance buildings, and from the square, you can wander into the quaint, atmospheric streets typical of this beautiful region. A must-visit for lovers of history, architecture, and wine alike — Montepulciano will surely capture your heart.

Very beautiful place and the souvenir shop sells Twilight: New Moon merchandise.

Piazza Grande is the heart of Montepulciano, a stunning medieval square surrounded by Renaissance architecture, including the Palazzo Comunale and Duomo of Montepulciano. Its origins date back to the 14th century, and it has long been a symbol of civic pride and Tuscan elegance. Film fans will recognize it as a key location in Twilight: New Moon, where the dramatic Volturi scenes were shot - adding a cinematic layer to its timeless beauty. Whether you're here for the history or the Hollywood connection, Piazza Grande is a must-see in southern Tuscany.

Montepulciano is a medieval hilltop town in Tuscany, Italy. Surrounded by vineyards, it’s known for its vino nobile red wine. The Torre di Pulcinella is a clock tower topped by a figure of the Pulcinella, a commedia dell’arte character. On the Piazza Grande is the 14th-century Palazzo Comunale, with a tower offering views of the surrounding countryside. Also here is the Duomo, with a huge triptych above its altar.

Montepulciano’s Piazza Grande is a solid mix of history, Renaissance architecture, and tourists trying to find the perfect selfie angle. The main attraction? Aside from the impressive Palazzo Comunale and the cathedral, it’s the town’s famous Vino Nobile di Montepulciano - a red wine 🍷so well regarded that even popes were fans. It was also the filmed location for the Vampire series - Twilight. 🧛 Climb the town hall tower for a great view (if you don’t mind the steps), or just grab a glass of Vino Nobile and enjoy the square from ground level. Either way, it’s worth the visit, just be ready for some uphill walking.

For most people the attraction of the Basilica di San Francesco boils down to one things: the fresco by Piero della Francesca. And to be fair it is an astonishing piece of work even if it does give you neck ache. His rendering of the History of the True Cross is vivid and alive in a remarkable way. Still the church does offer a few more attractions with other frescoes and creations scattered about. There's plenty of space and quite a lot to enjoy if you like Renaissance religious buildings. I can imagine that it gets busy in the holidays but out of season it was a delight.

Large and interesting basilica. Most visitors immediately head for the frescos behind the large hanging cross at the pulpit. Be sure to look to the left just as you pass the ticket booth. There is a beautiful chapel serving as a war memorial to Italian casualties.

Basilica of San Francesco is a Medieval church with the beautiful fresco cycle Legends of the True Cross by Piero della Francesca.

A must for Piero della Francesca fans, people who don’t care much should leave space for those, who can appreciate. This is one of the most otherworldly early Renaissance art experiences and the 30 minute slot allotted to visitors will surely stay in their memories forever! Otherwise it’s a nice experience too. Friendly staff, good explanation aids provided. Well worth the effort!

Time to visit Piero della Francesca frescos formally limited to 30 mins, but, at least out of season, nobody checks if you leave on time. The rest of the church worth attention as well. You have to pay for ticket reservation no matter if you buy online or onsite. In October it was no problem to have a ticket for same day, only couple of time slots were fully sold out. A backpacks have to be left in a locker at the entrance. There is a toilet inside.

Impressive historical church in the middle of the city center of Arezzo. You definitely will walk along this nice place and building when you pay a visit to Arezzo. We were here in September 2021, while it was not too crowded. We didn’t pay a visit to the inside because you can see the inside through a “door window”… .

Superb visit where I could admire frescoes in this Gothic Basilica with painting from the 14th century, houses one of the greatest masterpieces of the Renaissance, the “Legend of the True Cross” by Piero della Francesca, the extraordinary cycle painted by the artist between 1452 and 1455 approximately in the Bacci Chapel.

What a place to live. Monks and nuns share this beautiful spot in honour of St. Francis. A must see when in this area

Cool place. Lits of tourists though. Great views, chappels everywhere, interesting 'caves' and history!

Beautiful stay at the monestary on top of the mountains. A lot of tourisrs but if you stay the night you can catch the monestary in its quiet tranquility. Beautiful hikes all around the area.

Beautiful place to experience the serenity and grace of the Franciscan spirituality. A place so dear to St Francis of Assisi. Set amongst a hill top cliff, it speaks of all things Francis, nature, serenity, wildlife.

It was indeed a gem. We had a lot th whole day. Prayer, meals, encounter, tour around the place and concluded with a procession and a mass.

Absolutely STUNNING PLACE whether you are believer or not. It is very suggestive place in the mountains in province of Arezzo (Tuscany). It consists of couple of buildings of sanctuary, church, chapels, place where Saint Francis received the stigmas, small museum, shop. You can feel strong spirituality and huge peace there. When i entered the church, one of Franciscan monk played the grand piano and I burst into tears without reason. We didn't planned this visit on our journey, we were with our dog, which was not a problem everywhere outside. Please pay attention, there is about 5-7 degrees colder in this valley, we suggest to take jumper or jacket with you. We ate local "piadinas" in small bar near the parking place. Surely WORTH OF NEXT VISIT AGAIN.

Nestled in the heart of Tuscany, Italy, La Verna is a place of unparalleled natural beauty and spiritual significance. Its rugged cliffs and lush forests provide a stunning backdrop to the iconic La Verna Sanctuary, where St. Francis of Assisi once communed with nature and received the stigmata. A pilgrimage to this hallowed site promises a profound connection with both the divine and the wonders of the Italian landscape.

(Translated by Google) It is certainly dusty, but it allows you to get close to the structure. Due to its elongated and narrow shape it is only comfortable if not complete, otherwise you will have to take into account difficulties in maneuvering to reverse gear. Shadow? only at certain times of the day. The toilets are less than 50 meters away, positioned outside the convent walls, slightly higher than the street level. (Original) Polveroso lo è di sicuro, però consente di poter arrivare a ridosso della struttura. Per la sua conformazione allungata e stretta è comodo solo se non completo, in caso contrario si dovranno mettere in conto delle difficoltà nelle manovre per invertire la marcia. Ombra? solo in qualche momento della giornata. I servizi igienici sono a meno di 50 metri, posizionati all'esterno delle mura di cinta del convento, leggermente più in alto rispetto al piano stradale.

(Translated by Google) Le Celle = a place of peace and silence (Original) Le Celle = luogo di pace e silenzio

(Translated by Google) camper parking too (Original) parcheggio anche camper

​The Orvieto Cathedral is truly impressive. Its location on top of the hill structure naturally provides it with a well-protected position. The most striking feature is the exterior, where the gold-painted facade beautifully catches the sunset light. Inside, the sculptures and the overall aesthetic of the interior make for a very pleasant and rewarding visit.

As the most famous attraction in the city, this church is magnificent and rich in historical value. Legend has it that Michelangelo visited it in his youth to draw inspiration, which shows how profound its artistic value is. The church itself is not as magnificent as other churches in Rome, but the sculptures here convey the people's worship and longing for the church at that time. If you have enough time, I recommend purchasing a ticket to visit the underground city. Unfortunately, we arrived early this time and the guided tour had not yet started. I believe I will definitely visit the underground city next time I visit!

It's a massive Cathedral. The experience is amazing. It is as much a gallery of art as a place of worship. So as a mark of respect don't use camera inside the Cathedral. For tourists, take a train from Rome, or Florence to Orvieto. Then the Funicular to the top of the hill. There's a small fort and a underground place also for visitors. Local food is very good and reasonably priced

The Duomo in Orvieto is one of the most beautiful churches I’ve visited in Italy. The outside is stunning — the front is full of detailed mosaics, sculptures, and gold decorations that shine in the sunlight. The walls are made of black and white stone in stripes, which makes it look very unique compared to other cathedrals. Inside, the cathedral is peaceful and full of history. The most impressive part is the Chapel of San Brizio, where you can see amazing frescoes by Luca Signorelli. These paintings show scenes from the Last Judgment and the Apocalypse, and the emotion and detail in the faces are incredible. It’s hard to believe they were painted over 500 years ago. Another highlight is the crypt, which many visitors miss. It’s small but very interesting, with ancient frescoes, old tombs, and Christian symbols. It feels like a hidden part of the cathedral that connects you to a much older time. Overall, the Duomo is not just beautiful — it also tells many stories through its art and structure. If you’re in Orvieto, don’t miss it. It’s a perfect mix of architecture, art, and history in one place.

Stunning architecture! Italy is home to many exceptional cathedrals, but this one truly stands out as one of the most remarkable in all of Europe. Entry is only €6.50, and remember to cover your shoulders and legs to be allowed inside. The grandeur and beauty are absolutely breathtaking, you’ll be amazed.

This is a stunning 1500 church in the Florence style using the black and white stones to create the iconic stripes. The fresco paintings inside are well worth a look. They depict the Last Judgment, featuring vivid scenes of the Resurrection of the Flesh, the Elect in Paradise, and the Damned in Hell.Buy the entry tickets opposite.

Absolutely worth every cent. This Cathedral is beautiful, there is only one Cathedral more beautiful and that's the Berliner Dom in Germany. In November 2025 the entry cost is €8 per Adult. This is a must see destination in Italy.

I visited in early September 2024. Fun experience! Something unique to Orvieto and highly recommended. The history of the well is very interesting and it was revolutionary for its time. However, not for those with mobility issues. Yes, there are some railings, but the stairs are slick and uneven. Also, maybe not if you have breathing issues. It was very humid, my hair doubled in size! Lol Great exercise!

Really cool to see! The steps could be an issue for someone in less than ideal shape, but my husband and I made it to the bottom and back up (with a stop to take pictures at the bottom) in less than 10 minutes. Ticket purchase at the office was quick and easy.

Loved the walk down and UP the stairs. Walked it with my 7 year old daughter and she made it up and down easy enough. Not at all claustrophobic (even though it thought it might be). Fun thing to do takes about 30mins. Worth the entry fe.

A Charming Visitor's Note Descending the 248 steps of the Pozzo di San Patrizio is a profound experience. This masterpiece of Renaissance engineering feels like an inverted, mesmerizing tower. The light filtering in from the 72 windows highlights the genius of the double helix design. It is fascinating to walk the path once used by donkeys to carry water, knowing the separate ramps ensured they never crossed paths. Be sure to look up from the bottom for a dizzying view! A stunning blend of history, necessity, and clever design. The Historical Secret Built in the 16th century (1527-1537), this Italian well's history is rooted in crisis. Following the Sack of Rome (1527), Pope Clement VII sought refuge in Orvieto and commissioned architect Antonio da Sangallo the Younger to ensure the city had water during a siege. Sangallo's brilliant solution was the double spiral staircase, allowing continuous, non-crossing traffic for water-carrying mules. Originally Pozzo della Rocca, it was renamed Pozzo di San Patrizio because its depth evoked the Irish legend of St. Patrick’s Purgatory. The well's purpose is captured by the Latin inscription: QUOD NATURA MUNIMENTO INVIDERAT INDUSTRIA ADIECIT (What nature grudged for defence, industry has supplied).

Quite a unique place to see a medieval well where you walk through a double helix to get to the bottom of the well and then back up. Worth a visit if you can do the walk Once you are in, you have to commit to finish the walk. There are no shortcuts to exit.

Great attraction. I was skeptical at first, because of my claustrophobia, but it turned out to not be a problem as the stairwell is quite wide. I really recommend

This was a really cool place to visit and worth the work to see and explore.

Lake is pretty but too dirty to swim in, and no beaches are worth mentioning. Many better places to stay in Umbria and Tuscany

It’s a nice lake to look at, but not to swim in. Fist of all, it’s a challenge to find a nice place to enter the water without walking through a swamp. Secondly, the water is murky, smelly and shallow. I’m a huge fan of natural lakes but when here, I (unfortunately) preferred the touristic swimming pools.

A magnific place where to pass your Italian holidays! Many restaurants, cafè lake view and boats to go to Islands! Cool for nature lovers and family with kids! 😉😊

Lake Trasimeno, Italy's fourth-largest lake, is a stream-fed body of water surrounded by vineyards, olive trees, and old castles. It offers freshwater fish and fishing, as well as all the water sports one can handle. With swimming-safe waters, a 50-kilometer bike path around the lake promoting exploration, and a natural park that encompasses the entire lake, this is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts. If you want a very relaxing and laid back holiday in Italy then consider this area. Out of the madding crowd but close enough to roam Umbria, Tuscany and Lazio for those more adventurous types. Highly recommended.

Very beautiful view, especially during sunset!

I went there for a picnic tour. That lake is really amazing. I wanna go there again.

Very beautiful, But unfortunately, the water is very dirty and too hot 🔥 Hopefully they can clean it because its worth it 🙏🏽

Amazing place. A convent/church that has been revived by a genius architect and artist who built magnificent and creative theaters behind it. Unique. Wherever you look, you'll see another work of art. Entrance only on weekends by pre reservation. The tour (mandatory) is a bit too long, and *you can't* leave before it ends...

PLEASE AVOID! Leaving one star because I can’t leave no stars. I don’t even know where to begin. We arrived after 11am on a Saturday morning (hadn’t checked the website as I always check opening times on google maps, perhaps my fault), and were rushed in by somebody standing at the gate to the property. Without explaining much, he told us it was 10€ per person, and we paid in cash. He locked the gate and told us to follow him. We arrived to an amazing amphitheater where there were about 100 people, half of them listening to an older guy speaking very loudly in Italian. It was no problem we didn’t understand half of it, at least we would get a tour of the place, or so we thought. He rambled for at least 45 min… not really sure if that was supposed to be a tour or what, but we decided we were not willing to spend the next hour listening to a mad man talking about the universe in the intense heat, without seeing any of the actual place! Worst 10€ spent, ever. Still, we thought we’d cut our losses and asked the man who we paid to let us in, to let us out. No big deal right? He told us to wait 5 min, which we did. After that, we asked again if we could leave. Very very quickly he got quite defensive, and said (not jokingly) he “might not let us out at all”. EXCUSE ME, WHAT? I’ve never ever experienced such awful customer care/experience. We can laugh about it now but panic was starting to set it, honestly. I was so ready to call the police when he started walking towards the exit. We followed him and thank god! What an absolute nightmare. We were finally free. I’m sure the place is amazing, and I would have loved to see more of it, but it’s really not worth dealing with such tw***. Spend your money somewhere else. In a pizza, a glass of wine, an aperol spritz or anywhere else where you’ll feel you’re actually treated with respect. PLEASE AVOID!!

The place is beautiful and for sure culturally and historically fascinating, but as a person with limited understanding of Italian, I felt like I was a prisoner of the tour guides who refused to let us leave after an hour of listening to an abstract monologue full of insults and inside jokes that no one found funny. In the end we convinced someone to open the door for us, but were denied the honor of seeing medieval frescoes, which felt a lot like a vendetta for our lack of appreciation for the tour. The road leading to the place is definitely only fit for 4x4 cars. If you have one, speak Italian and also have 10€, 2 hours and a lot of patience then I guess it can be worth it. Really curious to know what guardia di finanza would say about the fact there is cash only & no receipts policy.

The architect Tomaso Buzzi is the creative mind who brought together historical styles, symbols, and quotes from the past in his designs for this aritecture park. Built on the ex-property of a Franciscan monestary. Our guide, the nephew of Buzzi, opened the visit by noting: "St. Francis was the first who used drugs" as a way to think about the way people use drugs today to change their perception of the world. The tour is in italian but there is someone on hand to help with English sums on the side. Group visit is big (c100 people) but the guide uses a speaker-microphone so it was easy to hear. Also, big open spaces and much freedom to walk around and take photos. It seemed to me many people in my group did not read about the site in advance OR were not open-minded enough to appreciate the site and the guide. I highly recommend the site for people who want to have an experience outside the norm of guided visits to art-gardens in Italy. Be sure to rsvp weeks in advance.

Incredible history of architecture and sculpture! Must visit but call and book in advance as they often don't take bookings/no last minute entries! 10euro per person

Amazing surreal place in the middle of nowhere. Despite all the complaints about the guide I thought it was fantastic and suit the uncommon nature of the place itself! He's a genius.

A different experience into a place hidden from society and frozen in time. Not quite easy to reach but definitely worth it. The architecture is full of mystical symbols and the guide stories are both interesting and fun. Preorder are received by emails for groups of min 8 persons

A must visit place for painting enthusiasts. Some masterpiece frescoes of Piero della Francesca are exhibited here. The museum is not crowded at all, so you can enjoy his works, as well as the rest of the exhibition, in peace and contemplate it as long as you wish. I have been there twice already and I know I'll be coming back. Very memorable experience.

Really interesting museum, mainly focused on 15C and 16C paintings, with a lot of works by the local artists Piero della Francesca (1412-1492) and Raffaellino del Colle (1490-1566). Well labelled, often in English. Interesting accounts of how some of the paintings were carefully restored. €8 to enter, €5 for concessions. Closes for lunch.

A must for Piero della Francesca fans! Very friendly staff, beautifully exhibited masterpieces and you’ll have them mosty to yourself! Mille grazie!

One of the most famous mural painting by Piero de la Francesca. Interesting exhibition regarding the perspective in painting.

The place to indulge in some of the most famous masterpieces of Piero della Francesca.

Very nice museum. Only three Pietro Della Francesca's frescos and one amazing Madonna Della Misericordia. On Fridays and Sundays there's a piano suggestion too

A unique museum where you can find the works of arts and famous paintings of PERO DELLA FRANCESCA and many others.

Really good tour. First part is sat down listening to a lady speak (who was excellent) and a video. Then a look at the exhibits in the museum. Best bit was then the factory tour which takes place on a kind of enclosed, raised walkway. Fascinating. My kids loved seeing the robots packing chocolates. Finishes with an opportunity to taste the range. Very well done and a good 2 hour experience.

We went there without any appointment. But lucky us, we still got a chance to join an Italian group to visit the factory. Although we don’t speak any Italian, the guide lady was super friendly and nice! She played an introduction video in English and explained to us in English as well. And the workers at the factory look so happy. Last but not least, the entire factory smells sooooooo yummy 😋 Highly recommend to visit! We had a lot of fun there. Of course, it would be better to check their schedule before going, they have English tour as well.

They came highly recommended, but very disappointing!! Please don’t waste your money here. They are not willing to accommodate or help you. Wanted to book a private tour in English, cost over 600E for a tour and private class. Won’t take a credit card, wanted my bank information….. Booked a tour at Lindt in Switzerland and very helpful and worked with you!!! Someone told me about another chocolate factory in Perugia called Be Well… great people…very nice….

We called their number and made a reservation for an English tour in advance. The entrance is closed from 1300h to 1400h (and they did not open it early despite seeing lots of us waiting outside in the sun). Adult tickets are €10 each; children accompanied by an adult are €8 (you buy tickets there). The 1400h tour started at 1412h. Our guide was Gloria, she speaks English very well, and was very friendly with the group. She gave a short introduction and then we watched a ten minute video about the history and how their chocolate is made (disappointing that Perugina company was taken over by Nestle). Then we had a five to ten minute period of sampling chocolate (four Baci, one dark OR milk chocolate egg, and one Milky Bar and one After Eight - seven chocolates in total). The group all went to the museum portion together where Gloria explained more of the history, etc... (probably about 15 minutes). Then we went to tour the factory (probably about 15 minutes). It was unfortunate that we didn't see the chocolate being made on the assembly line (nothing was coming out on the machines), but we did see the chocolate being boxed up. We got into their shop area just over an hour after the start of the tour (around 1530h). This is an ok thing if you're looking for something to do in the area, but not worth a special trip only for this IMO. They ramp up production in October for Easter (so you'd see the giant eggs being made with the surprise in the middle). The town has a chocolate festival in October as well. What ruined our experience (otherwise this would have been three stars), was there was a massive group (greater than 20 people, at least 12 of which were children ranging in age from toddler to about 10yo) who came in after the video, and were extremely loud. There was so much yelling, crying, children running around everywhere, it was hard to hear the guide, and if you happened to be more than three to five people behind the guide in the factory you could not hear her at all. Because of advance booking for the tour, this group should have been put by themselves. Our "original group" of about 15 people would've been great. If the factory is going to have groups greater than 15 people they should have head sets for everyone to be able to hear the guide, or simply keep the groups smaller and run more frequent tours.

An extensive tour of the famous ‘Baci’ chocolate factory and adjoining museum. Event (pre-booked on their website) starts off with a video feature, followed by some tasty chocolate samples, and a guided tour starting with an exhibition on how it all started, with an extensive display of the many products sold and on sale, ending with an overhead walk along the factory and a well-stocked shop with items for sale. All you chocolate lovers this is worth a visit to set you dreaming!

If you visit perugia is a must experience!We had the pleasure of English guide and she explained everything sharing the passion for the company its values!We ate a lot of chocolates and we had the opportunity to buy some chocolate souvenirs on low price.The tickets were 8 euros as it was weekend and some production machines didn't operate. However it was a pleasant visit!

A tasty history and tour of the world's leading chocolateer. Brief and interesting video, tasty tasting treats followed by a very interesting tour of this gigantic and highly automated tour of a chocolate factory that would make Willie and the Wonka-heads proud.

Really loved this place. Only drawbacks were the distance between all the places to see, excessive hills to get there and the terrible store mannequins dressed badly to look like Disney characters. Loved seeing the animals in natural setting, the labyrinth was great, wonderful to see Cappuccetto Rosso, Pinocchio etc but would have liked to see the other houses that were closed up for unknown reasons.

DO NOT VISIT THIS. ANIMAL RIGHTS ARE OFFENDED. This parc should be closed immediately. The animals get the basic water and hay but no care has been given to them and the shelters are very small. A lot of animals are alone....

I visited this beautiful animal park on Halloween weekend and I must say it brought beautiful memories and nostalgia how we celebrate Halloween in America. The decorations were so cute and the spooky music in the background all made the experience special. The nature is magnificent and you want to stay all day. The bathrooms and the whole area is kept very clean. I would suggest perhaps, adding some educational and interactive shows about the animals , and keeping the park open for some hours during the week.

Big parking spot (came with an RV) The park is big however, it the end of the season so the restaurant, tractor tour, electric cars and every thing is not working. Nice place to walk around for a couple of hours with the kids

Cutely Creepy- this amusement park was built in the 70’s, back then it must have been a blast. There is train that takes visitors around the park to explore the different themes : Pinocchio, Sleeping beauty, Riding red hood etc. In addition there are a zoo and a reptiles park where visitors can get insights about the different animal species. Despite the many options the complex looks it hasn’t been updated over the last 60 years. Either you like the nostalgic vibe or not, it is up to you.

IF I COULD I WOULD HAVE RATED THIS LOWER! DO NOT COME HERE! We went here to go have some fun on rides but when we went there the lady TOLD US THAT ALL THE RIDES WERE CLOSED!!! THE OBLY REASON WHY WE WENT IS BECAUSE WE WOULD HAVE WASTED MONEY TELLING THE TAXI DRIVER TO COME HERE. The lady working there kept on talking like a freaking NPC. I only saw 2 workers and 5 other people! Our flight ended up having a delay and we were 6 people in total so we ended up coming at 4:30pm but the park closed at 6:00pm. SHE DIDN'T EVEN GIVE US A DISCOUNT EVEN THO WE HAD TO PAY €100. THIS IS SUCH A DISGRACE! DONT COME HERE AGAIN! I forgot to mention that there were only animals and the deer's escaped from there place!

AVOID! AVOID! AVOID! I don't know if the 5 star reviews of this place have been paid for or if some people just have extremely low standards, but this place should be closed down. If I could give less stars I would. The park is completely dilapidated and unfit for purpose, perhaps it would have been good in the 90's but it seems there has been no care or maintenance since then. The play area's for the children are a complete health and safety hazard full of uneven surfaces and big rocks. I didnt let my child play there in fear of him getting hurt. The animals just look sad and completely miserable at their crappy surroundings. We went on a Monday to find that most of the attractions were closed. We found the place so depressing we left after just under an hour. My husband asked for a refund as we were extremely unhappy with the whole experience, just to be told by the manager we should have come yesterday as 'there was entertainment and it was better'. My question is why bother opening on a Monday if half the park/attractions are closed. We were refused a refund by the manager, he said he couldn't refund us, more like he didn't want to. What an absolute scam of a place, we felt completely ripped off and we left with a sour taste in our mouth. Don't make the mistake we did and not read the reviews properly, I saw 3.8 stars out of 5 and assumed it would be fine, it really wasn't. If you're looking for a nice family day out I recommend Lacugnano piscina in Perugia, don't waste your hard earned money here like we did! I honestly can't believe this establishment has the audacity to charge almost €50 for 2 adults and a child. If you insist on being open on a weekday with extremely limited attractions then it should be free. Do better!

Mega sights and shops but lots of lucky string sellers

Amazing turistica city situated on the hills serving you with amazing views of other surrounding villages. Here you live the historic story of the 90s and you see amazing ancient houses. All tourists should have a visit here

Todi is amazing and vibrant with locals and ex-pats!

Lots of history, beautiful architecture, great views

Todi is a hilltop town town in Umbria with amazing views . Since the centre of town is ZTL ( which means you have to park outside the walls and if you make the mistake of driving in, trust me, the fine will@arrive in the mail 🥲) Todi offers excellent options to get their visitors to the centre. Once parked in the Public paid parking there is either a shuttle bus every 15 minutes or a funicular into town, both of which are offered free.

Old Town with some interesting buildings and lots of alleyways to explore. Funicular out of action so free bus to town from parking area available.

Lovely main square full of life. On the south side is a gelateria so u can buy children's patience while u explore town 😎😎.

We attended the procession at night. Arrive early for the rosary and have time to pick up a candle. It was packed inside the church. It was a nice, moving experience when in the area. The church is currently undergoing some renovations.

What a beautiful church. Most special because of the portinocula - St Francis’ special little church. Incredible works of art- especially one of Francis receiving the stigmata. They also have confession booths with multiple languages, with very caring and open priests ready to hear and help you draw close to God. Francis’ place of death and his rose garden as well. Wonderful masses offered. A great gift shop. I wish I had bought more Tau necklaces while I was there to give to others. Also the bookstore is awesome. So many great Franciscan themes and authors.

Hi there, A Cathedral with impressive art on walls and ceiling. Well it was not allowed to take pictures but I've done one.

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.

Beautiful Basilca where inside there is the Little Church that St Francis Of Assisi had renovated when he mistakenly got the message from The Cross wrong as he thought he had to rebuild the small Church but realised God meant the World Church .

Amazing experience, was able to take my mom to the place she always dreamt of… such a lovely experience

Attended Mass here on Sunday, with a good amount of pilgrims. Large inside, under renovations now even the Porziuncola. It’s a very special place to visit where St Francis prayed with his followers & passed away.

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) There is a lot of "stuff".. Roman marbles, sacred robes, chalices, etc.. BUT... there are TWO things that ARE WORTH the ticket!! And your time! A bronze statue, natural height, of an Etruscan warrior, fifth century, BEFORE Christ.. STUNNING! ..but. . The real pearl, a wooden statue of the Madonna and Child, 1190.. even more amazing! Beauty, mysticism, history, art!! TOPPP (Original) C è molta "roba".. marmi romani, vesti sacri, calici, etc ..MA... ci sono DUE cose che STRA-VALGONO il biglietto!! E il vostro tempo! Una statua in bronzo, altezza naturale, di un guerriero etrusco, quinto secolo, PRIMA di cristo.. STREPITOSA! ..ma. . La vera perla, una statua in legno della Madonna col bambino, 1190.. ancora più strepitosa! Bellezza, misticismo, storia, arte !! TOPPP

(Translated by Google) I didn't have time to visit the exhibition, but I noticed that it was a cloister where Francis of Assisi would have lived. It seems like a very elevated place. I recommend spending more time there, as it seems very worthwhile. Unfortunately, I couldn't make it because my train was about to leave. (Original) Não tive tempo de visitar a exposição, mas observei que aí foi um claustro onde Francisco de Assis teria vivido. Parece um lugar muito elevado. Oriento que dediquem mais tempo ao lugar pois parece valer muito a pena. Infelizmente não pude pois meu trem estava para sair.

(Translated by Google) A small museum that collects the gifts the saint receives annually on his feast day. It contains objects of various shapes and sizes. It's interesting because they are the product of the skill and creativity of Italian artisans. The admission fee is a shame, as it somewhat discourages visitors. (Original) Piccolo museo che raccoglie i doni che annualmente il santo riceve in occasione della sua festa. Ci sono oggetti di svariate forme e Foggia. È interessante poiché sono frutto della manualità ed estro degli artigiani italiani. Peccato il costo per l'ingresso che un po disincentiva ad entrare