Todi is a hilltop town in Umbria with amazing views, beautiful little streets to wander and many places to eat and drink. The centre of town is ZTL ( which means you have to park outside the walls) 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 gratis. This is a truly historic little village and deserves a visit if you are in the area.

Be careful about the opening times, I was lucky, she opened the doors right in front of me....literally. Church is beautiful but for a small admition u get to clomb the bell tower which is the highest point in town. The view of town and surroundings is breath taking. Just hope they don't used the bells anymore🤣🤣

An amazing little park, with a 14th century tower, picnic tables, playground and sculptures.

A nice small museum Todi can be proud of.

A perfect jewel of a local theater. Impeccable acoustics for a classical concert. Not expensive. 20 Euro for a two-hour concert. As much a feast for the eyes as for the ears.

Nice place with an amazing view. A “must stop” when you visit Todi !

(Translated by Google) In 1906, on the occasion of the VI centenary of the death of the religious man, in Todi the specially set up Committee whose president was the then mayor P. Paparini, conceived among many initiatives the erection of a "bust or medallion, bronze or marble, representing Jacopone according to the fresco attributed to Dom. Veneziano" near the steps of the church of San Fortunato, the place where, according to tradition, his home. The execution of the work was entrusted to the Tuder sculptor Enrico Quattrini who, already a member of the Committee, accepted without asking for any monetary compensation; he prepared two sketches: the first exalted the spiritual and religious intensity of the poet while the second depicted Jacopone as a "man of laws and severe admonisher of the powerful"; in the assembly of 2 April 1907 the decision was taken in favor of the latter except that a few years later, despite contributions from various sources (Municipality, Ministry of Education, charitable bodies, literary institutes of the region, citizens), it was the precarious financial situation of the Committee that forced it to scale back the project, approving the creation of a plaque in place of the statue. Interesting story.. Thank God🙏🤚👍 (Original) Nel 1906, in occasione del VI centenario della morte del religioso, a Todi il Comitato appositamente allestito di cui presidente fu l’allora sindaco P. Paparini, ideò fra plurime iniziative l’erezione di un “busto o medaglione, bronzeo o marmoreo, rappresentante Jacopone secondo l’affresco attribuito a Dom. Veneziano” presso la scalinata della chiesa di San Fortunato, luogo in cui, secondo tradizione, fu collocata la sua abitazione. L’esecuzione dell’opera venne affidata allo scultore tuderte Enrico Quattrini il quale, già membro del Comitato, accettò senza chiedere alcun compenso in denaro; egli approntò due bozzetti: il primo esaltava l’intensità spirituale e religiosa del poeta mentre il secondo raffigurava Jacopone “uomo di leggi e severo ammonitor di potenti”; nell’assemblea del 2 aprile 1907 la decisione fu presa a favore di quest’ultimo sennonché alcuni anni dopo, nonostante contributi di varia provenienza (Comune, Ministero della Pubblica Istruzione, enti morali, istituti letterari della regione, cittadinanza) fu la precaria situazione finanziaria del Comitato a costringere lo stesso a ridimensionare il progetto, approvando la realizzazione di una lapide in luogo della statua. Interessante storia.. Grazie a Dio🙏🤚👍

A beautiful addition the the Umbria countryside. Todi was like walking into a dream. A gem in Italy without a doubt.

Extraordinary views and amazing food! We loved this place! The tortellini carbonara was to die for and the pizza was delicious. Prices were totally reasonable and service was excellent. We’re going back before we leave town!

Excellent meal, found in the presidio slow food’s guide to Italian osterias, which never lets me down.

Really nice atmosphere and very good service. It’s a very boutique restaurant in the historical center of Todi, if you are in town for a short visit, this restaurant is a must go. They serve all the traditional Umbri food, including Strangozzi, gnocchi, salami di cervo, salami di cinghiale, ragù di cinghiale, etc. , really good eating!

INCREDIBLE! My family and I (celiac) stopped here for lunch after trying to find a gluten free restaurant between Perugia and Viterbo and wow am I glad this is what we picked. Everything that we ordered was great. They informed me that almost the entire menu could be made gluten free. We ordered a mixed fried appetizer that included things like sage, apples, zucchini flowers, and rice balls. For our meals we got their carbonara with artichokes gluten free and two orders of the pork with salted caramel sauce. For dessert my dad had the pan seared panettone with homemade cream and limoncello and I had the gluten free no bake cheesecake with wild berry topping. Everything was amazing but the caramel pork really stole the show in all of our opinions and is possibly one of the best dishes we've ever had. I was so lucky to find somewhere so ready to accommodate my gluten free diet and would love to pass back by here in warmer months to enjoy their beautiful terrace!

Excellent restaurant with a breathtaking view. The food was spectacular and the Braised Venison with Porcini mushrooms was the best I ever had. A day later I went back with a larger party and everyone loved it. Excellent wine as well. Reasonably priced for the quality of the food and the spectacular view.

I’ve never given a restaurant 5 stars but La Cantina del Mercataccio deserves it. The food was wonderful and fresh. I had the filetto di manzo and it was so tender and the chef has some very tasty ingredients along with the steak. I also had the ravioli with pumpkin and it was fantastic. I cannot recommend this restaurant enough. If you ever find yourself in Todi, be sure to make time to stop in for lunch or dinner. Or both. We’re going back tomorrow for lunch and so looking forward to it! Oh and the desserts are divine.

Loved this place. VERY friendly folks that work here, nice atmosphere and the background music is great. Oh and my pasta was awesome and you MUST have the local wine. ❤️

Had a very nice lunch here. Service was fast and prices good for the food. We all had pasta, parpadelle, lasagna and tagliatelle tartufo. All very tasty.

Our party of 5 enjoyed the cacio e pepe and strangozzi with mushroom and truffle dishes -- delicious!! Also a liter of the house red wine and a dessert liqueur. Everything was wonderful. Service was excellent from a very capable waiter in a comfortable dining room. Highly recommend!!

Some of the best pasta in Todi, a good balance between classic Umbrian cuisine and more refined Italian cuisine. Overall a good experience. My only wish is that the menu would have a few more "classic Italian" favorites which I recall the menu having when I visited a few years ago. Nonetheless, highly recommended if you are in town.

Small but cost. When you arrive you can take a taxi for 35 euro or a bus AirLink to Perugia for 5 euro adults and 2.5 euro children over 4 year. The trip with buss is almost 35 minutes.