Top 50 things to do and attractions in Citta della Pieve

Lovely palace to visit.

(Translated by Google) Ancient stately palace located right in front of the main cathedral built by the Perugian architect Galeazzo Alessi, incorporating ancient medieval buildings. All the decorations which are not in very good condition are by Pomarancio. There is currently an exhibition on the Perugian (Original) Antico palazzo signorile posto proprio davanti al duomo principale costruito dall'architetto perugino Galeazzo Alessi inglobando antiche costruzioni medioevali tutte le decorazioni non troppo in buono stato sono del Pomarancio attualmente c'e la mostra sul perugino

(Translated by Google) The Palazzo is not very big and the temporary exhibition has little to do with the rest, but the most enjoyable part is the tour of the ramparts and towers which gives a beautiful view of the surroundings and the lake. (Original) Le Palazzo n'est pas très grand et l'exposition temporaire n'a pas grand chose à voir avec le reste, mais la partie puis sympa est le tour des remparts et des tours qui donne une belle vue sur les environs et le lac.

(Translated by Google) Interesting exhibition on Perugino. (Original) Interessante mostra sul Perugino.

(Translated by Google) . Very beautiful and interesting venue for exhibitions and cultural events (Original) . Molto bello ed interessante sede di mostre ed eventi culturali

(Translated by Google) The rooms are beautiful and the nature museum is interesting (Original) Belle le sale e interessante il museo naturalistico

(Translated by Google) Delightful Castiglion del Lago. The palace has limited rooms open to visitors. The passageway within the walls is beautiful. Still, worth a visit. (Original) Gradevole Castiglion del Lago. Palazzo con sale visitabili limitate. Bello il passaggio tra le mura di cinta. Cmq meritevole di visita.

Renaissance stile masters this church. I love it so much!

(Translated by Google) Very secluded church outside the Orvieto tourist circuit. It has very ancient origins, although the current architectural structure appears, in the eyes of today's observer, in line with modern building developments. Vespignani carried out the reorganization of the church in the nineteenth century and what we see today both from the outside and the inside is the work of his architectural genius. The style is neoclassical, a result that derives from the ancient orders implemented through a modern revisitation. The white color of the interior permeates the entire structure. Inside, a beautiful wooden crucifix and a magnificent fifteenth-century Madonna with child stand out. (Original) Chiesa molto appartata al fuori del circuito turistico orvietano. Ha origini molto antiche, pur se l'attuale assetto architettonico appare, agli occhi dell'osservatore odierno, in linea con le moderne elaborazioni edificatorie. Il Vespignani pose mano alla risistemazione della chiesa nell'ottocento e ciò che vediamo oggi sia dall'esterno che dall'interno è opera del suo ingegno d'architettura. Lo stile è neoclassico, un portato che deriva dagli antichi ordini attuato mediante una rivisitazione moderna. Il colore bianco dell'interno ne permea l'intera struttura. Spiccano, all'interno, un bel crocifisso ligneo e una magnifica Madonna con bambino quattrocentesca.

(Translated by Google) There are many carvings of Mary with swords stuck in her head, and there are cacti. These are symbols I've never seen before, and they're very unfamiliar. I don't know what they mean. (Original) 마리아에 칼이 꽂힌 그림 조각이 많고 선인장이 있는데 처음 보는 상징들이며, 굉장히 생경하고 무슨 의미인지 모르겠어요

(Translated by Google) The first construction of the church, in Gothic style, dates back to 1259, on the initiative of the Mendicant Order of the Servants of Mary, born in 1233 in Florence. In 1265 the Servites, in view of the construction of the convent, purchased houses and land in the territory of the parish then called San Martino, where there were five small churches now disappeared and countless homes of farmers and artisans, whose remains can still be seen today. interesting typologies. The original wall structure of the Church, of which the external side walls with exposed tuff are visible, has suffered numerous collapses over the centuries, until its reconstruction in neoclassical forms in the second half of the nineteenth century, based on a project developed by the architect Virgilio Vespignani. The white two-storey facade presents, on the sides of the gabled portal, two deep niches which create chiaroscuro effects. Between 1270 and 1320, the church was adorned with important works: the Madonna enthroned with Child by Coppo di Marcovaldo, a detached fresco now preserved in the Museo dell'Opera del Duomo, and the polyptych on panel by Simone Martini, depicting the Madonna and Child, to whom she is offering a flower, with St. Catherine and St. John the Baptist, St. Mary Magdalene and St. Paul. At the beginning of the 16th century, Luca Signorelli, while he was painting the Chapel of San Brizio in the Cathedral, created on the walls a band of tondos depicting on one side some exemplary friars venerated by the Servite Order, and on the other the popes resident in Orvieto over the centuries precedents; the last painted pontiff seems to be Alexander VI, who died in 1503. In 1616 the main altar was demolished and replaced by an altar made of Bagnoregio stone. In the same century, five altars were built on the walls of the church, in honor of the blessed and friars of the Servite Order who had held important roles during the settlement of the community in Orvieto. Among these is the 1682 altar dedicated to the Blessed Giuliana Falconieri of Florence, spiritual guide of the lay members of the Order, depicted in the 18th century in a canvas by Pietro Castellucci in which the outline of the Church of the Servi and the spiers of the Cathedral of Orvieto; near the officiating priest is the blessed Tommaso da Orvieto, holding the traditional twig of leaves and fresh figs: his relics were exhumed and placed under the main altar of the church while, in the same period, the painter Pietro Bacci painted on the walls ten medallions representing the life and miracles performed by the saint. After 1860, following the suppression of the religious corporations, the church became a stable for the horses of the border guards who resided in the convent, until in 1870 it was put up for sale and purchased at auction by the parish priest Father Francesco Riscossa. Work then resumed, to give a symmetrical order to the whole, reducing the altars from ten to seven. The renovated church has three naves, with eight large chapels on the sides, connected to each other by a corridor, which leads to the tribune, an ancient choir adapted into a sacristy, near which you can see a mullioned window, the only evidence of the original Gothic building. Two small chapels were built near the internal wall of the facade, closed by wrought iron gates with inscriptions commemorating its renovation and consecration in 1875. Damaged by the 1997 earthquake and closed for safety reasons, it was consolidated and reopened to the public on Christmas night 1998. (Original) La prima costruzione della chiesa, in stile gotico, risale al 1259, per iniziativa dell'Ordine Mendicante dei Servi di Maria, nato nel 1233 a Firenze. Nel 1265 i Serviti, in vista della costruzione del convento, acquistarono case e terreni nel territorio della parrocchia allora denominata di San Martino, dove si trovavano cinque piccole chiese ora scomparse e innumerevoli abitazioni di contadini e artigiani, di cui ancora oggi si possono notare le interessanti tipologie. La struttura muraria originale della Chiesa, di cui sono visibili le pareti laterali esterne con i tufi a vista, ha subito nei secoli numerosi crolli, fino alla ricostruzione in forme neoclassiche della seconda metà dell'Ottocento, su progetto elaborato dall'architetto Virgilio Vespignani. La bianca facciata a due piani presenta, ai lati del portale timpanato, due nicchie profonde che creano effetti chiaroscurali. Tra il 1270 e il 1320, la chiesa fu ornata di opere importanti: la Madonna in trono col Bambino di Coppo di Marcovaldo, affresco distaccato e ora conservato nel Museo dell'Opera del Duomo, e il polittico su tavola di Simone Martini, raffigurante la Madonna col Bambino, a cui offre un fiore, con S. Caterina e S. Giovanni Battista, S. Maria Maddalena e S. Paolo. Agli inizi del '500 Luca Signorelli, mentre dipingeva in Duomo la Cappella di San Brizio, vi realizzò sulle pareti una fascia di tondi raffigurante da un lato alcuni frati esemplari venerati dall'Ordine Servita, e dall'altro i papi residenti a Orvieto nei secoli precedenti; l'ultimo pontefice dipinto pare sia Alessandro VI, morto nel 1503. Nel 1616 l'altare maggiore fu demolito e rimpiazzato da un altare in pietra di Bagnoregio. Nello stesso secolo, sulle pareti della chiesa si costruirono cinque altari, in onore di beati e frati dell'Ordine Servita che avevano ricoperto ruoli importanti durante l'insediamento della comunità in Orvieto. Tra questi l'altare del 1682 dedicato alla beata Giuliana Falconieri da Firenze, guida spirituale delle laiche aderenti all'Ordine, raffigurata nel '700 in una tela di Pietro Castellucci nella quale si notano la sagoma della Chiesa dei Servi e le guglie del Duomo di Orvieto; vicino al prete officiante c'è il beato Tommaso da Orvieto, con in mano il tradizionale ramoscello di foglie e fichi freschi: le sue reliquie furono riesumate e collocate sotto l'altare maggiore della chiesa mentre, nello stesso periodo, il pittore Pietro Bacci dipinse sulle pareti dieci medaglioni rappresentanti la vita e i miracoli compiuti dal santo. Dopo il 1860, a seguito della soppressione delle Corporazioni religiose, la chiesa divenne una stalla per i cavalli delle guardie di frontiera che risiedevano nel convento, finché nel 1870 fu messa in vendita e acquistata all'asta dal parroco Padre Francesco Riscossa. Si ripresero poi i lavori, per dare un ordine simmetrico all'insieme, riducendo gli altari da dieci a sette. La chiesa rinnovata presenta tre navate, con otto ampie cappelle ai lati, collegate tra loro da un corridoio, da cui si accede alla tribuna, antico coro adattato a sagrestia, presso cui si nota una finestra bifora, unica testimonianza dell'originario edificio gotico. Presso la parete interna della facciata si realizzarono due piccole cappelle, chiuse da cancelli in ferro battuto con le iscrizioni che ne ricordano la ristrutturazione e la consacrazione nel 1875. Danneggiata dal sisma del 1997 e chiusa per motivi di sicurezza, fu consolidata e riaperta al pubblico la notte di Natale del 1998.

(Translated by Google) The 19th-century renovation of the church is worth 1 star, while the Madonna and Child inside is worth at least 4. (Original) Il rifacimento ottocentesco della chiesa vale 1 stella, la Madonna con bambino al suo interno ne vale almeno 4.

(Translated by Google) This was the first church I visited when I was on holiday in Orvieto. Starting from the well of San Patrizio along Corso Cavour you can see this church with a modern appearance but in fact it contains an old convent dating back to 1265. Another beautiful discovery is the wooden crucifix which dates back to 1300. Not only devotion but also a lot of suggestion. (Original) Questa è stata la prima chiesa che ho visitato quando ero in ferie ad Orvieto. Partendo dal pozzo di San Patrizio lungo il corso Cavour si scorge questa chiesa dall' aspetto moderno ma in effetti racchiude un vecchio convento risalente al 1265. Un'altra bella scoperta è il crocefisso in legno che risale al 1300. Non solo devozione ma anche tanta suggestione.

(Translated by Google) A little more remote, but still worth the small detour. (Original) Etwas abgelegener, aber trotzdem den kleinen Umweg wert.

Nice

It’s an alley.

Very athmosferic

Streeeettoooo

(Translated by Google) Some say it's the narrowest alley in Italy. I found a similar one in Murano. It's very pretty and quaint, though, and worth a visit if you're passing through Città della Pueve. (Original) Qualcuno sostiene il vicolo più stretto di Italia. A Murano ne incontrai uno simile. Comunque molti carino e caratteristico, da vedere se si passa per Città della Pueve

(Translated by Google) Unique, impressive. A tourist attraction in Città della Pieve. We were there in August, and there were also artisans reviving ancient crafts from the Middle Ages, displaying items and products from the past. (Original) Particolare, d'effetto . Attrazione per i turisti ,a Città della Pieve. Siamo stati in agosto, e c'erano anche artigiani che riproponevano mestieri antichi dell epoca medioevale, esponendo anche gli articoli e i prodotti di un tempo

(Translated by Google) A street about 1 meter wide. It's quite fun to walk through once, but nothing more. (Original) Eine ca. 1 m breite Straße. Ganz witzig einmal durchzulaufen aber mehr auch nicht.

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.

Nothing much happening in there. And its really hard to find the entrance. We ended up walking around outside to the bottom of it, yet there was a nice escalator we missed. Unique and spooky underground mini town, well, smaller than that but it has that feel.

A big place where you can take a tour inside, for free, a huge historic place from where you can enter the old town of the city to the The Fontana Maggiore and other monuments.

Unique medieval village experience! No cost!

This is quite an extraordinary spot, underneath the modern city!

I believe everyone visiting Perugia should stop by and explore Rocca Paolina. There is no entrance fee!

It is a page in the history of Perugia which bears witness to a vanished architectural structure; all that remains are those buildings which were transformed into the basement of the hated Rocca and which today can be visited and explored. The Rocca has a very particular charm, it feels like walking in an ancient medieval street but indoors. Nice sensations.

Great place to see the underground for free and on your own.

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

Situated at the top of the old citadel well worth going as part of a wider experience. Plenty of other historical places nearby and a great selection of bars,cafes, restaurants nearby to suit most needs.

Lovely fountain in a stunning square. Sit on the steps and enjoy the atmosphere after a walk up the hill.

Each of the 50 lower bas relief images depicts a person at work or prayer. It's a peek into life 500 years ago -- fascinating.

Real historic fountain dating back with screens from the 12 months of the years and mythical and cultural scenes dating back in time. Must see!

Impressive Fontana between the Umbria Gallery and Duomo

A beautiful municipal work by the Paisanos. Looks bigger and better in person than any picture.

Visited this place today.... very historic

I already visited Assisi two times and I will do it again and again. It is a great town where you enjoy history, old places, cathedrals and saints... The Cathedral is well know and usually open for tourists. Make sure to spent at least 2 days in Assisi where you can enjoy food and wine as well.

May 2025. The cathedral is free to enter and worth visiting, but it also has a museum and tower that you can access for a fee. The museum has a guide / recommended path so you don't miss anything. The view from the tower is very nice, plus you are able to get close to the church bells.

The Cathedral of San Rufino is dedicated to Assisi’s first bishop and patron saint, Rufinus, whose remains are kept in the crypt beneath the church, which you can see for a small fee. The current Romanesque structure dates to the 12th century and is notable for its well-preserved facade with carved lions, symbols, and biblical scenes. The interior has been modified over the centuries, blending medieval and later Baroque elements. The cathedral is also historically significant as the site where St. Francis and St. Clare were both baptized.

The Cathedral of San Rufino is beautiful and steeped in history. It gets busy, especially since admission is free, but the visit is quick and absolutely worthwhile. Definitely worth a stop while exploring Assisi.

Lovely church, fabulous bell tower with views of Assisi. Experience where Francis and Clare were baptized. Some early Roman ruins under the church made visible. Great art as always!

Fabulous architecture and paintings. Unfortunately you are not allowed to take photos inside the cathedral, but it's right to respect the people and mass, therefor it's ok.

Cappella delle Rose in this medieval Cathedral, fine frescoes by Tiberio d'Assisi, from 1518, depicting scenes from the Saint's life are the main attraction. The multi-paneled canvas Madonna of the Rosary, painted in 1581 by Lorenzo Doni, paintings by Jacopo della Quercia and Filippo Lippi, highlights of this place

Very historical atmosphere and not so expensive to enter. The entrance of museum separates from the well on the ground. There was a board to explain that.

A small attraction which is probably over priced even at €4. Short video explaining the well with a trip down some slippery steps to stand in the well and then come out again. It's nice but if you're on a budget I'd skip it.

Nice for a quick visit whilst in Perugia. Won't take you long but very atmospheric!

Very cool experience in the center of Perugia!! Given its history and location I would highly recommend stopping in to see it. Be very careful walking through it as it is very wet and slippery.

Since Perugia was almost Etruscian capital (one of the most important cities anyway) it is nice to see something remains from period. There is room for 10 people inside so if u go in after a bus tour, come back later😂😂. U get a nice cold place during summer. Before u go in there is a waiting room where u can see a documentary about it. They used 2 8 tons blocks on top of well. Great engineering for 3rd century BC and they used the well for 2000 years. When inside u can still see the water dripping down the walls.

Hmmm I don’t know how to discriminate i felt the price setting was a bit high for me. But probably there are someone who will agree with is price. It’s bit hard to find but you will see after restaurant street. My battery has gone down so I couldn’t take pictures of inside but these are the around. Good to see around as well.

Impressive experience! Short introduction video and then you descend into the well. Really kind staff at ticket office

Beautiful archeological dig site, with a small museum attached. The explanations could be more elaborate and engaging though. Bird watchers: visit in the afternoon to see a population of bee eaters

Old Roman ruins which are tucked away near San Gemini. A nice area for a walk, can walk there but would recommend the bus to avoid the highway. A hidden gem with friendly staff, fun souvenir shop and a small museum dedicated to the archaeological dig.

It's a nice archilogical parc in which you can easily stay for some hours. We parked at the official parking and had to go there for about 10 minutes. You have to pay in order to visit it. Next to the entrance there are the only toiletts. There is also an app you can download which gives you some information about the Romans and in spezial this place.

Pictoresque ruins, not many tourists, especially in the morning. However, the tables present dry facts and English translation is pretty poor. If you are not a historian, you will not learn much I feel. Also, although the opening hours begin from 8:30, your can buy tickets only from 9:30. You can buy online, but the website is not very good, so we waited for the staff to arrive.

Great initiative yesterday they collaborated with Vega Sky Watching to observe the night sky during the Perseids shower and also had a cool "theater" of the cosmos inside the newly dig area of the ancient Roman amphitheater along with an interesting Yoga sounds performance that emulates the sounds of the cosmos at the nearby ancient complex. Moreover they're finally receiving funds for additional digging an warehouse/museum buildings so there will be a lot more to see starting this autumn. The excellent tour guide who is also one of the archeologists there, showed real excitement and she was very through with the details of course. Keep doing what you're doing and promote the tourism even more, the visit is well deserved.

One of the larger archaeological sites in the area with a lot of potential. Incredible to see almost no visitors at all (visited it twice, twice as good as the only visitors present!) while the infrastructure is present. Could use some maintenance though.

Gorgeous Roman city ruin founded around 219 to 220 bc. Active archeology site. Very untourested but worth the visit. You can walk all over the old city and read the plaques explaining each building. Btw, the best Roman ruins I have ever scene are in Tunisia. Visit Dougga and El Gem and you will never look at the Roman ruins in Italy the same.

It’s a beautiful one masterpiece museum! The artwork is perfectly exposed so that you can truly appreciate it. And there’s a very good souvenir shop on top!

If you really really want to see the Madonna del Parto then you have to come here. You won't find it anyway else because it's a beautiful fresco that is retained here. On the other hand apart from a short video there's nothing else going on at the museum. So you're certainly not going to be here all day and there's nothing else nearby.

A fantastic museum and a lovely way to present this lovely painting. The videos and interpretation material we excellent and in Italian and English. The viewing room for the painting even allows for women to come and pray. Very respectful.

Arrived late with a group of walkers. Drenched as the walk from Citerna -normally beautiful- was plagued by unrelenting rain. The wonderful Virginia gave us time to dry up a little and let us enjoy Piero’s masterpiece in spite of closing time approaching fast. People like this make the difference, the rest was done by the beautiful fresco itself. Thank you thank you thank you

Religiously significant site. Very interesting display showing the artistic construction of the main piece. Small local gallery area as well.

Very interesting experience.

Absolutely stunning - a great video explaining the Painting/ Fresco before we went to view it - Amazing and well worth a visit

I went out of politeness, I admit, and expected to be rather bored. Instead I found myself astonished and moved by the power of Burri's work and the layout of this gallery. I'm happy to say I was completely wrong and have now become a fan. If you are open to twentieth-century art, this, and the Seccatoio a walk away (which houses Burri's more monumental works as well as his smaller-scale graphic art and amultimedia centre with ex ellent videos), are must-sees - a wonderful complement (and in many ways an homage) to the Piero della Francesca of San Sepolcro.

Very interesting visit in a perfect location. The staff is welcoming and professional. Not to be missed!

Amazing gallery of Burri's earlier works. Stunning.

One of the greatest painters of the 20th c. Since Burri was unappreciated during most his lifetime, the foundation has a fantastic collection.

It's the perfect place to discover Alberto Burri, in a museum where He decided where locate all già works of art. All in a chronological exposition. Love it!

The permanent collection located at Palazzo Albizzini and the restrospective showing at the ex Seccatio del Tabacco made for a first class exhibit! Definitely worth a vist

Very interesting.

Amazing visit even though there are only two rooms. However the experience was somewhat spoilt by a surly woman in the ticket office who obviously smokes in her ticket booth, the resulting stink detracts from what should be a sublime experience.

Only small, about 2 large rooms in all, but interesting. The whole place has been tastefully renovated. The ceiling paintings are a marvel. The wall murals too. Interesting collection of old coins, weights & measures. Interpretation boards in all the major languages are a bonus. €6 admission. €7 for a combined ticket with the Merchants Hall. An unusual but historically relevant museum, given the importance of guilds and exchanges in the Middle Ages.

Amazing place with truly astonishing frescoes. Cheap entry - €6 but doesn’t take long to do justice (20 mins or so). Great place if you want a splash of culture (I have young kids) rather than a full museum

The front door is so discreet on the main shopping drag that I missed it twice, and even then I didn't know if it is open at all. There is only one old gentleman manning the ticket booth and he was very helpful with brochures and other information about the place. The entire thing is small, can be done within 30 min, but the rich frescoes by Perugino and others are wonderful things to marvel at for a long time. And most of the time I had it to myself. There is also a collection of weight standards from 500 years ago that are very unique.

Stunning inside, well taken care but a bit too expensive given that it’s just 3 rooms

Built between 1452 and 1457 within the new wing of the Palazzo dei Priori, it was the headquarters of the guild of money changers. From the Hall of the Legists, with a tribunal on the back wall and wooden side stalls carved and inlaid by Gian Pietro Zuccari, there is access to the Audience Hall, used for meetings and reception of the public. Half of the right wall is occupied by the tribunal and counters made by Domenico Tasso, while the walls house a cycle of frescoes made by Pietro Vannucci, known as Perugino, between 1498 and 1500. The works start from the vault with allegorical figures of the planets: the Moon, Mercury, Mars, Saturn, Jupiter and Venus are depicted in the seven canopy sections, and in the centre is Apollo, in a rich grotesque decoration, where decorative and monstrous figures chase each other.

Spent nearly half an hour with my daughter in otherwise empty chambers gazing at Perugino’s amazing frescoes. Che bello! It was like a private viewing, both here as well as at the Nobile Collegia della Mercanzia, located just a few steps away and added into the ticket for just an extra Euro.

Visit only if you're intetested about this kind of history and battles. The tour inside this museum takes around 40 mins (We forgot to see the garden). There're 3 floors, you can find two 3D maps explaining where happened this battle, and how is the area. There're also paintings, materials of the battle. Then you can watch a short movie (in Italian & English) explaining about its history, then telling about the painting that exist in Palazzo Vecchio in Florence. It's good also for kids because it's very simple, and not so boring. On the ground floor they sell collection of books also for kids, and some toys related to the battle, or Leonardo da Vinci in general.

If you are looking for Leonardo da Vinci (current show), save money on a book. Only posters. Small local museum. Nothing more.

Very interesting view over an historic event and Leonardo da Vinci. Great place to visit.

It's not that expensive and it provides a suitable view of the battle

Nature

Is a breath taken place and a few Michelins Restaurants,

(Translated by Google) It's a pretty disappointing museum. A very pleasant and well-kept container, the sixteenth-century Palazzo del Marzocco, corresponds to a modest content, not up to expectations. Of the battle of Anghiari there are only a few illustrative panels and a model of the deployments, which are not of high quality. The sector dedicated to weapons is very sparse and the weapons date back to centuries after the battle. Sure, you can read the fascinating story of the lost wall painting that Leonardo created for the Salone dei Cinquecento in Palazzo Vecchio in Florence, but frankly you can read it anywhere. Virtual reconstructions just need to be made available and you can view them more comfortably at home. There are some paintings, but always without any connection with the battle, except a seventeenth-century copy of part of Leonardo's lost work and little else. The battle of Anghiari fought in 1440 between the Milanese troops of the Viscontis and the coalition led by the Republic of Florence deserves the presence of real and not virtual objects. (Original) È un museo abbastanza deludente. Ad un contenitore molto gradevole e ben tenuto, il cinquecentesco Palazzo del Marzocco, corrisponde un contenuto modesto, non all'altezza delle aspettative. Della battaglia di Anghiari c'è solo qualche pannello illustrativo ed un plastico degli schieramenti, di non elevata fattura. Il settore dedicato alle armi è molto scarno e le armi sono di secoli successivi a quelli della battaglia. Certo, si può leggere la storia affascinante della pittura murale perduta che Leonardo realizzò per il Salone dei Cinquecento di Palazzo Vecchio a Firenze, ma francamente la si può leggere ovunque. Le ricostruzioni virtuali basta renderle disponibili e si possono vedere più comodamente a casa. C'è qualche dipinto, ma sempre senza alcun nesso con la battaglia, tranne una copia seicentesca di parte dell'opera perduta di Leonardo e poco altro. La battaglia di Anghiari combattuta nel 1440 fra le truppe milanesi dei Visconti e la coalizione guidata dalla Repubblica di Firenze meriterebbe la presenza di oggetti reali e non virtuali.

Lovely place in a old building tastefully restored retaining the character of the past. The works of art were spectacular and plentiful. Well worth a visit.

Despite a large group of about 30 leaving as we got to the ticket desk, we were told that the museum was too full and they couldn’t sell us a ticket

Beautiful place and the pieces of art are stunning. Great art collection.

One of a kind , if passing through Città del Castello is a nice place to visit

Lovely picture, and bronze statures,well worth a visit,gardens also very nice.

Small museum. A few good paintings

A wonderful gallery.

The Museo is rich but there is no connection with people and the place is boring without a documentary or interaction with people. The Museo has really interesting old tools and is a back up for the old life of people there.

This is a wonderful museum, a hidden gem! It is meticulously presented with amazing historical background, accurate and clear exhibits, presented in both Italian and English. It's absolutely worth the visit. It contains several rooms, each one carefully explained via free audio and also text. I am not a "wine person" and so I didn't know what to expect (perhaps boring history of grapes, too technical wine making information...??) But it was a wonderful surprise to learn about the historical background of the wine making from 5000 years ago! Perfectly curated! Don't miss it!

Unexpectedly very interesting. Well done displays. Only 5 euro, which included a nice wine tasting afterward.

To make the most of this you need to take an audio guide or read the English booklets in each room as the display boards are only written in Italian. Interesting if you like pottery, old tools and books, but no information about wine itself. Best part was the included glass of wine in the neighbouring restaurant where we also ate. Ticket enables you to enter oil museum as well, but we didn't as we ran out of time.

I was expecting more. But the price was not high and if the audioguide is quite nice.

Well worth it. More artifacts and historic documents than you could imagine telling you the entire history of wine in facinating detail. The 7 Euro ticket also includes the nearby museum of olive oil. Give yourself an hour to 90 minutes. Go early. Like everything here it closes at 1 pm for a couple hours.

Very nice museum with information about the history of wines in general. With wine jars, barrels, stories about old pharmaceutical use of wines. Free Audio-tours, also in English, are available and you can get a combiticket for the Wine- and Olive-oil museum. End the tour with an included wine tasting in the shop of Lungarotti next to the Museo del Vino.

Magnificent cathedral, for sure it deserves a visit if in tow. It's nice to see also the underground crypt.

Of the most beautifull churches in the region.

Beyond words

Spectacular

(Translated by Google) Gothic portal, Romanesque bell tower, Renaissance style...this is the Cathedral of Città di Castello, dedicated to Saints Florido and Amanzio. The interior frescoes and the decorations of the dome and ceilings make a significant visual impact. We loved the crypt. A little treasure of upper Umbria! (Original) Portale gotico, campanile romanico, stile rinascimentale...questa è la Cattedrale di Città di Castello, dedicata ai Santi Florido e Amanzio. Impatto scenico importanti x gli affreschi interni e i decori della cupola e soffitti. Ci è piaciuta molto la cripta. Un piccolo tesoro dell'alta Umbria!

(Translated by Google) A treasure trove. Its long history spans the 11th and 18th centuries. It is a whirlwind of frescoes and important works of the Italian Renaissance. Below lies the crypt, the burial place of the eponymous patron saints, Saints Florido and Amanzio, also worthy of note. A must-see. (Original) Uno scrigno di tesori. Storia lunghissima che si evolve tra l'undicesimo e il diciottesimo secolo. È un vortice di affreschi e opere importanti del rinascimento italiano. Sotto è presente la cripta, sepoltura dei patroni, eponimi, Santi Florido e Amanzio, anch'essa degna di nota. Da visitare assolutamente.

(Translated by Google) Truly beautiful, definitely worth seeing if you're passing through Città di Castello. We visited in August and it wasn't too hot. It's also a recommended destination for pilgrims during this year's Jubilee. (Original) Veramente molto bello, sicuramente da vedere se si passa da città di castello. Siamo passati ad agosto e non era troppo caldo. Meta consigliata è anche punto per i pellegrini nel giubileo di quest’anno.

I have previously lived in Italy and have visited dozens of museums throughout the peninsula; this was by far the worst Italian museum experience I have ever had. Better artifacts can be viewed in any antique Italian church for free, and the cold, unwelcoming, and condescending staff seem to try their best to destroy whatever atmospheric charm this small, bush-league exhibition could possess. Museo di Palazzo Taglieschi is a thoroughly mediocre museum paired with a thoroughly unfriendly staff. Don’t waste your time or money.

This would be a nice museum, however the staff hovers over you as if waiting for you to break or touch something. Our family went through - my husband and four children ages 13 to 22. My 22 year old son ( an honors history major - who studied a year in Viterbo) was told he was not allowed to go ahead of us and had to stay with us. My son has been in museums all over Italy much larger and grander than this museum and was never treated this rudely. It was ridiculous. Hard to enjoy the art and history while someone looks over your shoulder and directs you to the next room. She even opened the door to let us exit.

(Translated by Google) Visited with everything that the Borgo contains... which is a lot. The Palace, which we see today, is the Renaissance result of an incorporation of previously existing tower houses and older structures and was the home of the Taglieschi family. Only this has already been "discovered" (I guarantee because it is a "choppy" route in a suggestive ups and downs) in the visit to the State Museum which collects the testimonies of the territory ranging from "material" coming from abandoned churches and not to collections such as those of weapons. For those who are lucky enough to happen upon "themed" visits there is the possibility of accessing the loggia from which you can enjoy a wonderful view of the village but... it didn't happen to me... alas. It is possible to purchase a single ticket for entry to the Battle Museum. Remember that you enter on the hour (for example, I entered at 11:00) because you are accompanied on the visit. Once out I recommend climbing the stairs of Via della Torre... you can observe photographic glimpses at every step. (Original) Visitato con tutto ciò che il Borgo racchiude ... che è molto. Il Palazzo, che vediamo oggi, è il risultato in chiave rinascimentale, di un inglobamento di Case Torri e strutture più antiche precedentemente esistenti ed era dimora della famiglia Taglieschi. Solo questo è per già "scoperta" (garantisco perché si tratta di un percorso "mosso" in un sali e scendi suggestivo) nella visita ad Museo Statale che raccoglie le testimonianze del territorio che vanno da "materiale" proveniente dalle Chiese dismesse e non alle collezioni come quella d'armi. Per chi ha la fortuna di capitare in occasione di visite "a tema" c'è la possibilità di accedere alla loggia da cui si gode un panorama stupendo sul Borgo ma ... non è capitato a me ... ahime. E' possibile fare un unico biglietto per l'ingresso anche al Museo della Battaglia. Da ricordarsi che si accede allo scoccare dell'ora (io, ad esempio sono entrato alle ore 11:00) perché si è accompagnati nella visita. Una volta usciti consiglio di salire per le scale di Via della Torre ... si possono osservare scorci fotografici ad ogni passo.

(Translated by Google) The multitude of works of art collected in this beautiful Palace essentially come from the territory. Spread over three floors and a basement, it displays, among others, a wonderful "Madonna and Child" by Jacopo della Quercia and a beautiful "Nativity" by Andrea della Robbia. At the entrance it is possible to purchase a cumulative ticket, which can be used for the Battle Museum opposite. Museum to absolutely visit. (Original) La moltitudine di opere d'arte raccolte in questo bellissimo Palazzo proviene essenzialemente dal territorio. Articolata su tre piani ed un sotterraneo espone, tra le altre, una meravigliosa "Madonna col Bambino" di Jacopo della Quercia ed una bellissima "Natività" di Andrea della Robbia. All'ingresso è possibile acquistare un biglietto cumulativo, utilizzabile per l'antistante Museo della Battaglia. Museo da visitare assolutamente.

(Translated by Google) The museum is a small jewel: distributed across four floors of the (truly suggestive) Palazzo Taglieschi, it presents numerous works of art, a collection of weapons, everyday objects from churches and historic buildings in the Tiber Valley area. The "star" of the museum is a beautiful wooden sculpture of the Virgin by Jacopo della Quercia from the 15th century. If you pass by Anghiari don't miss it. (Original) Il museo è un piccolo gioiello: distribuiti in quattro piani del (davvero suggestivo) Palazzo Taglieschi, presenta numerose opere d'arte, una collezione di armi, oggetti d'uso comune provenienti da chiese ed edifici storici dell'area Valtiberina. La "star" del museo è una bellissima scultura lignea della Vergine di Jacopo della Quercia del XV secolo. Se passate da Anghiari non perdetevelo.

(Translated by Google) Located in a very beautiful medieval context, in a village full of narrow streets and surrounded by a very beautiful defensive wall. It is very beautiful to visit I highly recommend it (Original) Situato in un contesto medievale molto bello ,in un borgo pieno divicoletti e circondato da una muraglia difensiva molto bella. È molto bello da visitare Lo consiglio vivamente

(Translated by Google) An absolutely fascinating visit to a museum which is a more unique than rare set of ancient tower houses conglomerated in a single labyrinthine palace. Inside there are very valuable wooden sculptures of sacred art that come from the surrounding area. The Madonnas with Child are also enchanting because they offer the possibility of enjoying women's fashion from the thirteenth to the fifteenth century down to the smallest details, in the rendering of the colored fabrics and the hairstyles painted on the wood. The Madonna by Jacopo della Quercia is marvelous with its sweet and intense expression. The lady who accompanied us on the visit was perfect and explained very interesting things to us. (Original) Una visita assolutamente affascinante in un museo che è un insieme più unico che raro di antiche case-torre conglomerate in un unico labirintico palazzo. All'interno pregevolissime sculture lignee d'arte sacra che provengono dal territorio circostante. Incantevoli le Madonne con Bambino anche perché offrono la possibilità di gustare fin nei dettagli la moda femminile dal Duecento al Quattrocento, nella resa dei tessuti colorati e delle acconciature dipinte sul legno. Meravigliosa la Madonna di Jacopo della Quercia dall'espressione dolce e intensa. La signora che ci ha accompagnati nella visita è stata perfetta e ci ha spiegato cose interessantissime.

Amen

(Translated by Google) The highlight of this museum is the so-called "Chamois Treasure", found fortuitously in a field between the two world wars, a very important testimony of the Goths in Italy. These are liturgical objects for the Mass, from the 6th century; a truly unique work. Other interesting works: the embossed silver frontal from the 12th century, a parchment from Emperor Frederick Barbarossa from 1163, The Risen Christ in Glory by Rosso Fiorentino, Madonna and Child and the Infant Saint John by Pinturicchio. (Original) Il pezzo forte di questo museo è il così detto "Tesoro di Camoscio", ritrovato tra le due guerre mondiali in modo fortuito in un campo, testimonianza molto importante dei goti in Italia. Si tratta di oggetti liturgici per la Messa, del VI secolo; un'opera veramente unica. Altre opere interessanti: il paliotto in argento sbalzato del XII secolo, una pergamena dell'imperatore Federico Barbarossa del 1163, Il Cristo risorto in gloria di Rosso Fiorentino, Madonna col Bambino e San Giovannino del Pinturicchio.

(Translated by Google) A comprehensive tour where we saw many paintings and works of art, including the art gallery, just a short walk away, and the bell tower (a fascinating climb up the stairs). Friendly desk staff. (Original) Tour completo dove abbiamo visto tanti quadri e opere, anche la pinacoteca ad una passeggiata distante da qui, anche il campanile (suggestiva salita per le scale) Staff desk cordiale

(Translated by Google) To climb the bell tower you need a ticket costing €4, which can be purchased in a place next to the cathedral (absolutely worth visiting because it is spectacular). It is accessed via a metal gate and a wooden door to be opened with keys that are provided to you at the ticket office in exchange for a document. The climb is quite short (in 5 minutes you reach the top), but there are some points with narrow and slightly high steps, so you have to be very careful. The first location of the Cathedral Museum consisted of only two rooms (approx. 60 m2), which were accessed from the sacristy of the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Florido and Amanzio: in one of them sacred vestments were displayed, in the other they were gathered silverware and paintings. On 23 March 1991, an enlarged and renovated headquarters was inaugurated, consisting of seven rooms (approx. 430 m2), distributed over two floors, some of which were part of the old sacristies of the Cathedral, from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries and others locals were instead from the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. (Original) Per salire sul campanile è necessario un biglietto del costo di €4, il quale si acquista in un locale accanto al duomo (assolutamente da visitare perché è spettacolare). Vi si accede tramite un cancelletto di metallo e una porta di legno da aprire con delle chiavi che vi forniscono in biglietteria in cambio di un documento. La salita è abbastanza breve (in 5 minuti si arriva in cima), ma ci sono dei punti con scalini stretti e un po' alti, quindi bisogna prestare molta attenzione. La prima sede del Museo del Duomo era costituita da soli due locali (ca. mq. 60), ai quali si accedeva dalla sacrestia della Basilica Cattedrale dei Santi Florido e Amanzio: in uno di essi erano esposti paramenti sacri, nell'altro erano riuniti argenterie e dipinti. Il 23 marzo del 1991 è stata inaugurata una sede ampliata e rinnovata, composta di sette locali (ca. mq. 430), distribuiti su due piani di cui, alcuni di essi facevano parte delle vecchie sacrestie del Duomo, del Seicento e Settecento ed altri locali erano invece del Trecento e Quattrocento.

(Translated by Google) I must say that Città di Castello is a small town left very much to itself. The Cathedral? How is it possible to see a Cathedral, the most important church in the country, left open without even a person in charge checking it. What I liked. The ceiling struck me, a beautiful blue, I think it might be lapis lazuli. The dome inside is very beautiful, with very beautiful designs. The crypt is also interesting and large. I think the façade has been remodeled very recently, but above you can still see how it should have been in the beginning. I have to say that I'm a little confused at the main entrance, I don't really understand if it's the one next to the Palazzo dei Priori, or the one that leads to the Duomo Museum. (Original) Devo dire che Città di Castello è un paesone molto lasciato a se stesso. Il Duomo? Com'è possibile vedere un Duomo, la Chiesa più importante del paese lasciato aperto senza nemmeno un responsabile a controllare. Cosa mi è piaciuto. Il soffitto mi ha colpito, di un bel blu, penso che possa essere lapislazzuli. La cupola all'interno molto bella, con disegni molto belli. La cripta anch'essa interessante, ampia. La facciata, penso sia stata rimaneggiata molto bel tempo, ma in alto si vede ancora come doveva essere in principio. Devo dire che sono un po' confusa all'entrata principale, non ho ben capito se è quella accanto al Palazzo dei Priori, o quella che dà al Museo del Duomo.

(Translated by Google) Important museum with unique pieces but little attention to detail. The route to the Bell Tower is very suggestive and the view is breathtaking! (Original) Museo importante e con pezzi unici ma poco curato nei dettagli. Il percorso del Campanile è molto suggestivo ed il panorama è mozzafiato !

(Translated by Google) There are works by Piero della Francesca that will leave you speechless, a museum that is an absolute must-see. (Original) Ci sono delle opere di Piero della Francesca che lasciano senza parole, un museo che si deve assolutamente visitare.

Fascinating place. Great Thursday morning workshop to develop your glass-making creativity!

The space is amazing! An old building where all the glassmaking happened in the past! Very well organized, but information written was all in Italian. Staff wasn’t much helpful explaining the museum to us, but we navigated through it just fine. It’s a shame there’s no glass making showcase itself.

Interesting for me, but most might be bored. Basically a display of what was. Seems like they could do more with the museum. A little hard to follow the process and I have worked in glass factories rebuilding the firebrick.

Although small, I found this very interesting. We were spoiled as we were lucky enough to be guided around the museum as there is not much in English.

Very little glasswork and information. Only old green bottles, nothing else. Alsof very small place

Interesting tour and history of the area. Piegaro is a quaint stop.

Really interesting. Lovely space

Summer walk up Mt. Tezio, a beautiful way to admire Umbria from up high

Astonishing view on the Lago Trasimeno, good path but remember to take a photo of the paths near infopoint because there aren't good signs on the peak and it's very easy to get lost.

(Translated by Google) A walk to Tezio is a must. The choice of paths to follow is wide, I opted for the Path of Memory. You park right at the base of Tezio, there is in fact a car park. From there you go up on foot, following the signs until you reach a gate that gives access to the Park. The path I chose was 9 km long in total, done in just under 3/4 hours. The view from the top is truly breathtaking, it gives you a broad view of the Perugian area and a piece of Tuscany. On the official website of Monte Tezio, you will find route descriptions and GPS maps. (Original) Una passeggiata al Tezio è d'obbligo. La scelta dei sentieri da percorrere è ampia, io ho optato per il Sentiero della Memoria. Si parcheggia proprio alla base del Tezio, vi è infatti un parcheggio adibito alle auto. Da là si sale a piedi, seguendo le indicazioni fino ad arrivare ad un cancello che dà accesso al Parco. Il sentiero da me scelto ha avuto lunghezza pari a 9 km totali fatti in poco meno di 3/4 ore. Il panorama dalla Cima è davvero mozzafiato, ti regala un'ampia veduta sul perugino ed un pezzo di Toscana. Sul sito ufficiale del Monte Tezio, trovate le descrizioni dei percorsi e le mappe in gps.

(Translated by Google) At the foot of Mount Tezio, there's a wonderful little area with wooden tables, a very large fire pit for three grills, and a water fountain. The area has ample parking and is close to the start of the wonderful CAI trails, which offer breathtaking views. (Original) Alle falde di Mote Tezio c'è un area piccola sic meravigliosa con tavoli in legno un braciere molto grande per tre griglie e una fontana per l'acqua. L'area è fornita di ampio parcheggio e è vicino a dove iniziano i percorsi CAI che sono meravigliosi e hanno dei panorami mozzafiato.

(Translated by Google) Mount Tezio is approximately 961 m high, just 10km away from Perugia. The nature of Tezio is very well cared for, the paths are well delineated, the routes shaded by rich vegetation. It is advisable to take walks in this place from which you can see a beautiful panorama from the top. (Original) Il monte Tezio è alto circa m 961, lontano appena 10km da Perugia. La natura del Tezio è molto curata, i sentieri sono ben delineati, i percorsi ombreggiati da una ricca vegetazione. Consigliabile fare passeggiate in questo luogo dalla cui sommità si vede un bellissimo panorama.

(Translated by Google) Just 10 km from Perugia, Monte Tezio offers some pleasant opportunities to spend a nice day. You can have a picnic, a simple walk in the woods or follow the paths and get to the top (961 m) enjoying a beautiful landscape. The paths can be found on the Monte Tezio website. The Neviere are interesting, a late 19th century find brought to light and visible since 2005. (Original) Ad appena 10 km da Perugia Monte Tezio offre alcune piacevoli opportunità per passare una bella giornata. Si può fare picnic, una semplice passeggiata in mezzo al bosco o seguire i sentieri ed arrivare fino alla cima (961 mt.) godendo di un bellissimo paesaggio. I sentieri si possono trovare sul sito del Monte Tezio. Interessanti le Neviere, un reperto di fine '800 riportato alla luce e visibile dal 2005.

(Translated by Google) Monte Tezio Park is suitable for all needs: from a picnic in the shade to a walk along the four trails available and easily accessible to all. A splendid view of the Umbrian countryside and Lake Trasimeno awaits you at the top. (Original) Il parco del Monte Tezio è adatto per tutte le esigenze: dal picnic al fresco alla passeggiata sui 4 sentieri disponibili e facilmente praticabili da tutti. Ad attendervi in cima una splendida veduta sulle campagne umbre e sul Lago Trasimeno

(Translated by Google) Collection of sculpted faces of more or less famous figures in music, entertainment and politics placed without any order and without labels but with numbers to identify on a sheet of paper that can be taken at the entrance. The sculptures are appreciable but the exhibition could have been set up better. The bishop's palace is very beautiful but does not express its value. The only way to follow the exhibition is a screening in an inconspicuous room. It's a shame because with a little everything could have been better looked after and explained to the public. (Original) Collezione di volti scolpiti di personaggi più o meno famosi della musica, spettacolo e politica collocati senza alcun ordine e senza etichetta ma con numeri da identificare su un foglio che si può prendere all'ingresso. Le sculture sono apprezzabili ma l'esposizione poteva essere allestita meglio. Il palazzo vescovile é molto bello ma non rende il suo valore. L'unico modo di seguire la mostra é una proiezione in una sala poco evidente. Peccato perché con poco tutto poteva essere più curato e più spiegato al pubblico.

(Translated by Google) Small museum set up inside the bishop's palace. We were attracted by the classical music, €4 ticket well spent. Exhibition not large but continuously updated and modified according to various themes. Thanks to the curly girl at the ticket office for giving us interesting information in an informal way, answering our curiosities. It's worth seeing. (Original) Piccolo museo allestito all'interno del palazzo vescovile. Siamo stati attirati dalla musica classica, biglietto 4€ ben spesi. Mostra non grande ma continuamente aggiornata e modificata secondo vari temi. Un ringraziamento alla ragazza riccia della biglietteria per averci dato nozioni interessanti e in maniera informale, rispondendo alle nostre curiosità. Vale la pena vederlo.

(Translated by Google) Small museum dedicated to the artist Kossut (musician and sculptor) who lived in Città della Pieve, choosing it as his homeland even after his passing. Some of his valuable works are exhibited there and are alternated according to the proposed theme. It is definitely worth a visit which will however be short-lived. (Original) Piccolo museo dedicato all'artista Kossut (musicista e scultore) che ha vissuto a Città della Pieve eleggendola a sua patria anche dopo la sua dipartita. Alcune sue opere pregevoli vi sono esposte e vengono avvicendate secondo il tema proposto. Vale sicuramente la pena di fare una visitina che sarà comunque di breve durata.

(Translated by Google) An art venue worth visiting with exciting works and hosting artists from all over the world. The kindness and preparation of the staff who manage the exhibition make it a truly unique place (Original) Un luogo d'arte che vale la pena visitare con opere emozionanti e che ospita artisti da tutto il mondo. Preparazione gentilezza del personale che gestisce la mostra lo rendono un posto davvero unico

(Translated by Google) A space dedicated to the art of Wolfgang Alexander Kossuth in which drawing, sculpture, music and dance live together with the works of other artists, in a different setup every year. (Original) Uno spazio dedicato all'arte di Wolfgang Alexander Kossuth in cui disegno, scultura, musica e danza vivono assieme alle opere anche di altri artisti, in un allestimento ogni anno diverso.

(Translated by Google) In a characteristic environment, art for free enjoyment and admiration (Original) In ambiente caratteristico, arte di libera fruizione e ammirazione

(Translated by Google) Excellent products of all things for the home (Original) Ottimi prodotti di tutto di più per la casa

(Translated by Google) This beautiful attraction is included in the combined ticket, which also includes the Pinacoteca Comunale (Municipal Art Gallery), the Diocesan Museum, and an important sanctuary, about a half-hour drive from Città di Castello. The climb is relatively easy, although some passages are narrow; it takes just five minutes to reach the top. The panoramic view is beautiful... a nice break from our day in Città di Castello. (Original) Bella attrazione compresa nel biglietto cumulativo che comprende anche Pinacoteca Comunale, museo diocesano e santuario importante a circa mezz'ora di macchina da città di Castello. Salita tutto sommato agevole anche se alcuni passaggi sono stretti, in 5 minuti si è in cima. Vista panoramica molto bella..un bel intermezzo x la ns giornata a Città di Castello.

(Translated by Google) Visit to the cylindrical bell tower of Città di Castello: an unforgettable experience! The fascinating architecture and breathtaking panoramic views make this attraction a true hidden gem. Climbing this bell tower is like immersing yourself in the history and art of this fascinating city. Don't miss the opportunity to enjoy a unique view and admire ancient engineering. Highly recommended for all lovers of culture and adventure. Five stars are too few to describe how amazing it is! (Original) Visita al campanile cilindrico di Città di Castello: un'esperienza indimenticabile! L'architettura affascinante e la vista panoramica mozzafiato rendono questa attrazione un vero gioiello nascosto. Salire su questo campanile è come immergersi nella storia e nell'arte di questa affascinante città. Non perdete l'opportunità di godere di una vista unica e di ammirare l'ingegneria antica. Consigliatissimo a tutti gli amanti della cultura e dell'avventura. Cinque stelle sono troppo poche per descrivere quanto sia stupefacente!

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, the anti-pigeon net distorts the view and the photos don't come out at their best... however, it's worth climbing a few flights of stairs... combined ticket with the cathedral museum... art gallery... San Crescentino Oratory (Original) Purtroppo la rete anti piccioni falsa il panorama e le foto non riescono al meglio .. comunque vale la pena fare qualche rampa di scale…… biglietto cumulativo con museo del duomo … pinacoteca… oratorio San crescentino

(Translated by Google) The bell tower is as beautiful as the entire city, on a human scale. It's worth spending half a day here to appreciate the art, hospitality, and cuisine. (Original) Bello il campanile come tutta la città, a misura d'uomo. Vale la pena fermarsi mezza giornata per apprezzare l'arte, l'arte dell'accoglienza e la cucina.

(Translated by Google) Cylindrical or Round Bell Tower The cylindrical or round bell tower, as shown on the plaque, of Città di Castello is located close to the Cathedral of Saints Florido and Amanzio and is a rare and particular structure widespread in the Ravenna area in the Romanesque period. The lower part, the oldest, is Romanesque while the Gothic upper part, characterized by a double order of sandstone openings which ends in a cone in which 3 bells are located. The bell tower is approximately 44 meters high and has a diameter of approximately 7 meters with 1 meter walls. (Original) Campanile Cilindrico o Rotondo Il campanile cilindrico o rotondo, come riportato sulla targa, di Città di Castello è ubicato a ridosso della Cattedrale dei Santi Florido e Amanzio ed è una rara e particolare struttura diffusa nel ravennate in epoca romanica.La parte inferiore la più antica è romanica mentre la parte superiore gotica, caratterizzata da un doppio ordine di aperture di pietra arenaria che termina a cono in cui sono ubicate 3 campane. Il campanile è alto circa 44 metri ed ha un diametro di circa 7 metri con mura di 1 metro.

(Translated by Google) A very special bell tower in a medieval city that can be enjoyed in a day. (Original) Campanile molto particolare in una città medievale che si gusta in una giornata.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful bell tower in the beautiful town of Città di Castello, worth a visit (Original) Bellissimo campanile nella bellissima cittadina di città di castello vale la pena la visita

Beautiful city

(Translated by Google) .. I didn't see much, only the entrance and the beginning of the 1st floor because I didn't know if you could visit it or not.. but I must say that it is very suggestive.. I recommend seeing it (Original) .. non ho visto molto, solo l'ingresso e l'inizio del 1°piano perché non sapevo se si potesse o no visitare..ma devo dire ch'é molto suggestivo..consiglio di vederlo

(Translated by Google) The Town Hall (Palazzo dei Priori) was built in the 14th century. The rustic ashlar sandstone façade features the coat of arms of the Municipality and, on the smaller door, the figure of Justice. The atrium is supported by octagonal pillars and leads, via a sixteenth-century staircase, to the splendid Council Hall, with frescoes and Roman inscriptions. (Original) Il Palazzo del Comune (il Palazzo dei Priori) venne costruito nel XIV secolo. La facciata in bugnato rustico di arenaria presenta lo stemma del Comune e, sulla porta minore, la figura della Giustizia. L’atrio è sostenuto da pilastri ottagonali e conduce, tramite una scalinata cinquecentesca, alla splendida Sala del Consiglio, con affreschi e iscrizioni romane.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful medieval palace. (Original) Bellissimo palazzo medievale.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful medieval palace, with a splendid majestic atrium, characterized by imposing and slender Gothic arches. The floor of the staircase is also original. Among other things, it is possible, when there are no municipal meetings, to observe the Council room on the upper floor: In short, a little "gem" of Italian history without paying a single euro for entry; If you pass through Città di Castello, pay us a visit, it's really worth it. (Original) Bel palazzo medievale, con uno splendido atrio maestoso, caratterizzato da archi gotici imponenti e slanciati. Originale pure il pavimento dello scalone. Tra l'altro, è possibile, quando non ci sono riunioni comunali, osservare la sala della Giunta al piano superiore: Insomma una piccola "chicca" di Storia italiana senza pagare un solo euro di biglietto di ingresso; Se passate per Città di Castello, fateci una visita, merita davvero.

(Translated by Google) Seat of the Municipality, wonderful building to visit! (Original) Sede del Comune palazzo stupendo da visitare !

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Bellissimo

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful, it's a shame that some of the works are reproductions of originals brought to Milan. (Original) Molto bella, peccato alcune opere sono riproduzioni con originali portati a Milano

(Translated by Google) We stumbled upon it by chance, and were pleasantly surprised! A gem, a church that looks like a theater. Beautiful! (Original) Capitati per caso, piacevolmente sorpresa! Una chicca, una chiesa che sembra un teatro. Bella!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, very large church....... Inside it the wedding of the Virgin was painted (famous painting by Raffaello Sanzio) then exported to Milan. There is however a copy of it inside. Furthermore, the church contains a chapel dedicated to Vitelli with frescoes by Giorgio Vasari from around 1560 and wooden benches from the mid-16th century. On the outside it is not very well kept but it is very impressive..... Worth visiting (Original) Bella chiesa molto grande....... All'interno di essa fu dipinto lo sposalizio della Vergine (famoso dipinto di Raffaello Sanzio) poi esportato a Milano. Vi é comunque una copia di esso all'interno. Inoltre la chiesa contiene una cappella dedicata a Vitelli con affreschi di Giorgio Vasari del 1560 circa e panche di legno di metà XVI secolo. All'esterno non è molto curata ma é molto imponente..... Da visitare

(Translated by Google) Church once open to the public and masses were celebrated, but now closed for the simple reason that the center is depopulated. The interior of S. Francesco was in the shape of a Latin cross, Baroque style with the fresco of the wedding of the virgin. (Original) Chiesa un tempo aperta al pubblico e si celebravano messe, ora invece chiusa per il semplice motivo che il centro è spopolato. L'interno di S.Francesco era a croce latina, stile barocco con l'affresco dello sposalizio della vergine.

(Translated by Google) Church from the end of the 13th century, in which the Marriage of the Virgin (today replaced by a copy) stands out on the altar dedicated to Saint Joseph, painted by Raphael in 1504 and stolen in 1798 by Napoleon's troops and currently preserved in Milan in the Pinacoteca di Brera . Particularly interesting! (Original) Chiesa della fine del 1200, in cui spicca sull’altare dedicato a San Giuseppe, lo Sposalizio della Vergine (oggi sostituito da una copia), dipinto da Raffaello nel 1504 e sottratto nel 1798 dalle truppe napoleoniche e conservato attualmente a Milano nella Pinacoteca di Brera. Particolarmente interessante!

(Translated by Google) Pretty (Original) Bella

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church, a little dark (Original) Bella chiesa , un po' scura

(Translated by Google) The Lauri Garden is located in San Litardo, Città della Pieve, in the province of Perugia. This space is dedicated to contemporary art, created by art collectors Angela and Massimo Lauro to exhibit part of their collection. The pavilion and park offer one of the widest and most spectacular views of Lake Trasimeno. The visit to the Lauri Garden represents a unique opportunity for contemporary art enthusiasts to immerse themselves in an environment rich in works of art, in a landscape context of rare beauty. (Original) Il Giardino dei Lauri si trova a San Litardo, Città della Pieve, nella provincia di Perugia. Questo spazio è dedicato all'arte contemporanea, creato dai collezionisti d'arte Angela e Massimo Lauro per esporre parte della loro collezione. Il padiglione e il parco offrono una delle viste più ampie e spettacolari del lago Trasimeno. La visita al Giardino dei Lauri rappresenta un'occasione unica per gli appassionati d'arte contemporanea di immergersi in un ambiente ricco di opere d'arte, in un contesto paesaggistico di rara bellezza.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful exhibition of contemporary art. A large pavilion gathers the majority of them, and around ten works are placed in a garden. If you want a guide he will tell you about the exhibition. Open on Saturdays or by reservation. Free. Not to be missed (Original) Bella esposizione di arte contemporanea. Un grande padiglione ne raccoglie la maggioranza, in un giardino sono collocate una decina di opere. Se volete una guida vi racconterà l'esposizione. Aperto il sabato o su prenotazione. Gratuito. Da non perdere

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately it was closed which was a real shame (Original) Purtroppo era chiuso un vero peccato

(Translated by Google) Very interesting and evocative, absolutely worth a visit (Original) Molto interessante e suggestivo, merita assolutamente una visita

(Translated by Google) An exceptional place, absolutely worth a visit. (Original) Un posto eccezionale, merita assolutamente una visita.

(Translated by Google) In the middle of the Umbrian campagna, quite unexpectedly, a modern, interesting surprise! (Original) mitten in der umbrischen campagna ganz unerwartet eine moderne interessante überraschung!

(Translated by Google) Very interesting visit, accompanied by the lady at the reception (I apologize if I don't remember her name), very kind and prepared. (Original) Visita molto interessante, accompagnate dalla signora addetta all'accoglienza(chiedo scusa se non ricordo il nome), molto gentile e preparata.

The staff was very polite and kind, the wine was delicious as well as the appetizers. My only suggestion, if we are only having 3 wines, for a proper tasting it really should be 3 separate glasses , especially if you’re not rinsing glasses between bottles. Not a huge deal, but worth mentioning, my attendant poured my white wine into my red wine glass then when I finished the white whine, she poured the red wine into the already used glass (that had white wine in it). Truly it should be three glasses, not two. Please understand, it was still a great experience! Very small complaint. The honey was superb. Thank you for a great time!

Beautiful winery! Excellent service. Meet one of the owners Maria Camilla. So welcoming. Made us feel like family. Great jeep ride through the property seeing all the grapes and olives with Jaqueo . Luca was also just awesome. We had the best time. Thank you for allowing us on your beautiful property.

Great tour on e-bike and lovely tasting. Impressive company business wise.

Beautiful winery. Good vibes and amazing wine. The history about this place is interesting. Loved everything about our experience. Definitely recommend it 100%

A great winery with excellent guides, memorable tour, well worth the visit even if you have to drive a bit to get here. The Monvi and the L'Andrea reds are fantastic.

Awesome wine tasting with amazing explanations and a simply beautiful location. Highly recommend!

Best place to tour around with a wine pairing for any occasion 😍. Exploring on electric bikes through scenic vineyards made for a fantastic day. Will return 100%

Interesting

(Translated by Google) With a €5 entrance ticket you can go around the walls from where you can dominate the whole of Lake Trasimeno from above: a breathtaking spectacle. Entrance to the Doge's Palace is included in the ticket: enchanting. Outside a fabulous park of olive trees. (Original) Con 5€ di biglietto d'ingresso si può fare il giro delle mura da dove si domina tutto il lago Trasimeno dall'alto: uno spettacolo mozzafiato. Compreso nel biglietto l'ingresso al Palazzo Ducale: incantevole. All'esterno un parco di ulivi favoloso.

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful palace with magnificent wall and ceiling paintings. A wonderful tour of the complex, first through the battlements, then along the castle battlements to the various towers. From everywhere, there are magnificent views of Lake Trasimeno and the surrounding area. (Original) Sehr schönes Palace mit grossartigen Wand- und Decken Malereien. Toller Rundgang um die Anlage, zuerst durch den Wehrgang, danach den Burgzinnen entlang auf die verschiedenen Türme. Von überall herrliche Aussicht auf den Lago di Trasimeno und Umgebung.

(Translated by Google) I only saw the exterior due to lack of time, a shame! Castiglione is very beautiful. (Original) Visto solo l'esterno per una questione di tempo, peccato! Castiglione è molto bella.

(Translated by Google) Really beautiful, especially the path that winds inside the fortress and on the walls. you can also enter the ramparts and climb to the top. €5 really well spent (Original) Veramente bello, sopratutto il percorso che si snoda dentro la fortezza e sulle mura. si riesce ad entrare anche nei bastioni e salire fino alla cima. 5 € proprio ben spesi

(Translated by Google) I wanted to visit the palace from which you then access the fortress walls with my family, but €9 for adults and €4 for children seemed excessive considering there were 4 of us. They should encourage culture, not the other way around... (Original) Volevo visitare il palazzo da cui poi si accede alle mura della rocca con la mia famiglia, ma 9€ per gli adulti e 4€ per i bambini mi sono sembrati eccessivi considerando che eravamo in 4. Dovrebbero incentivarla la cultura, non il contrario...

(Translated by Google) very nice to see (Original) molto bello da vedere

Interesting place magic and tacking

Not too touristic, well preserved and mantained.. pleasure to visit, always!

Beautiful drawings on the walls, very calming upon entering

Wonderful ❣️ place to say for summer winter spring or Autumn

Nice but long waitingtime to see to show

Beautiful medieval town, flowers everywhere...

(Translated by Google) Visiting the crypts of the Cathedral of Città della Pieve, you have the unique privilege of being able to admire a pictorial cycle consisting of fragments of mural frescoes of extremely high artistic value that experts have attributed to Benozzo Gozzoli. (Original) Visitando le cripte del Duomo di Città della Pieve, si ha il privilegio unico di poter ammirare un ciclo pittorico costituito da frammenti di affreschi murali di elevatissimo spessore artistico che gli esperti hanno attribuito a Benozzo Gozzoli.