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Updated • updatedAug 20, 2025
Updated • updatedAug 20, 2025
Bevagna in 5 days
If you only have 5 days to spend in Bevagna, we’ve narrowed down the top places you should check out to get the best experience of your time here.
With favorites like Palazzo dei Consoli, Il Lavandeto di Assisi, and Assisi, we’ll make sure you don’t miss out on all the must sees. We even included some of our favorite food spots around the area, like La Bottega Di Assù and Vinosofia so you can get the best taste of Bevagna while you’re here. To see our full list of food recommendations, check out our best restaurants post. If you're traveling on a budget, you can check out our cheap eats post.
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Day 1
Most popular attractions
For day 1, we strategically grouped the most popular attraction, Perugia, with surrounding point of interests to start your trip off with a bang. Combining the average time spent at each location and traveling time in between, it should fill up about 8 hours of your day.
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•Feliciano C — Google reviewElisa ! — Google reviewAlessio L — Google reviewM. K — Google reviewMarco M — Google reviewParis D — Google reviewDror Z — Google review
Fonti del Clitunno
4.4
(9851)
3.9
(936)
Park
Nature & Parks
Hiking area
Nature & Wildlife Areas
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Fonti del Clitunno is a natural oasis with stunning emerald waters that have inspired poets and writers throughout history. It's a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle, offering refreshment from the summer heat. The area also features wooded trails circling a lake inhabited by swans and a noted restaurant. Nearby, visitors can explore the UNESCO-listed early Christian sanctuary, Tempietto del Clitunno.
Probably the most pristine and serene parks in the entire region. Must visit!
Ilan C — Google review
Nice little park, you can spend an hour here walking around and chilling. There's a bar and all the amenities. Prices are acceptable.
the place was aesthetically pleasing, really well kept and loads of ducks and swans to keep you company.
there was a nice track you could follow all around and walk in the whole park.
the water sources weren't exactly pointed out but you can easily spot them.
there was also a playground for kids.
best place to walk your dog.
only thing i didn't like was the entrance fee: it was only 3€ but why would i pay to enter a park? the water sources weren't that breathtaking or odd, there weren't any special features at all apart from a couple of crosses over the lake. so why is it necessary to buy a ticket?
overall it was a nice experience.
it's also wheelchair accessible but you can't go everywhere.
A shame that this small, beautiful park is privatized and locked behind paid entrance. I only once visited the private park, but found it quite limited and the paid entrance didn't really make sense (although it's only 3€).
The emerald waters of the Clitunno are really a wonder. This was once a large river: in roman times boats were able to navigate it, and its source was of strategic and religious importance. Seismic movements drastically changed the river which then became the stream of today. Particular minerals make the water mesmerizingly colourful.
Good news! You can enjoy the scenery without entering the paid area. There is a nice free area that is of great beauty as well. Just keep on walking on the main road on the entrance side until you see a restaurant, and enter the natural area there. By the look of it, the park and restaurant area were clearly part of the same park not too long ago, but they've been brutally split with wire fences for monetary reasons.
Also consider that there is a very nice free walking path, which runs on the bank of the Clitunno stream, between the enclosed park and the countryside. You can find it after the end of the restaurant free area path: just keep walking towards the countryside, then you will find a horizontal car barrier, get around it and enjoy the walk.
All pictures I posted here come from this "free" visit. The area would really shine if they merged all these things together and
Beautiful and peaceful park with ducks and swans, you pay a very small fee to get in and you can buy some food to feed the birds
Was a nice place to go a morning walk
Really nice, wild fowls all over the place, some rare species can be found here, crystal clear waters surrounded by lavish vegetation, entry €3 per person but that's OK.
A very beautiful relaxing park.with flows of water Coming from the mountains, aside this , Umbria is such and amazing historical region to visit.
Great place for a quiet walk. Springs, small lakes, lawns, swans and ducklings under huge trees
Via Flaminia, 7, 06042 Campello Sul Clitunno PG, Italy•
1 min · 0.89 mi
2•Nélia C — Google reviewSzabolcs B — Google reviewRaizel K — Google reviewBeverley D — Google reviewIlan C — Google reviewCatia B — Google reviewLucas P — Google review
Temple of Clitunno
4.0
(1010)
3.7
(108)
Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Architectural Buildings
Sacred & Religious Sites
The Temple of Clitunno is a small-scale, early-medieval Roman monument and UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its ceiling frescos. Located in the heart of the city, it played a pivotal role in the development of the area during the Middle Ages. The square where it stands dates back to the 12th and 13th centuries and features valuable religious and civil monuments.
If you're in the area you cannot miss the little temple of clitunno! A must for anyone trying to complete all the "longobards: places of power in italy" unesco sites. You may think it's free but the lady in the shack will come get you and make you buy tickets. If you want student discount say you study archeology...definitely not chemistry 😪
Michele F — Google review
Unfortunately this place was closed the day I tried to visit. It makes no sense since it’s UNESCO’s Heritage!
A real rarity. If you're passing by anyway, stop here and visit it. It 10 mins break. Well worth it.
Absolutely adore this place! Unique, fascinating and highly recommended!
Fascinating rich history and well worth a visit. Beautiful small temple. But - we thought the ticket price of €3 per person was expensive.
Worth a visit only if on your way. It's basically taking maybe 5 minutes to view.
Charming imperials columns, elegant bas-relif outside, unique paleocristian frescoes inside. Take your time to wander from the Tempietto to the Fonti del Clitumnio.
Little, ancient temple but the ticket was way too expensive.
Via del Tempio, 1, 06042 Pissignano PG, Italy•
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18 min · 9.8 mi
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Palazzo Trinci
4.6
(1887)
4.5
(356)
Museum
Children's museum
Specialty Museums
Palazzo Trinci is a Renaissance-era residence turned museum that showcases local archaeology and medieval history. Located in the heart of the city, it was once the home of the noble Trinci family who ruled from 1305 to 1539. The palace now houses a museum complex with richly decorated rooms, featuring collections from the Civic Art Gallery and exhibits on the history of the territory in its Archaeological Museum and Multimedia Museum of Tournaments, Jousts, and Games.
A hidden gem in the heart of Foligno. Unassuming at first… until you are inside! Do yourself a favour and don’t miss out in this one. There’s a bit of everything for you here: art, architecture, archaeology, history… It’s much bigger than it seems from the outside, so budget a few hours and enjoy.
Metrostallion — Google review
Fantastic. Worth a trip to Foligno all on its own.
Outstanding collection of artworks in the Pinacoteca Civica alongside the remarkable fresco cycles by Gentile da Fabriano and Ottaviano Nelli. An extraordinary museum complex in an architectural setting rich in local history and art historical importance.
A lovely square at the heart of the city. There are some great shops here and lots of bars and restaurants to get some decent food in.
Amazing museum. You can see a lot of things.
A secret place for every cultural Umbria-visitor because Folignio is not on the main tourist trail. Unique wall paintings, so amazing to find in this beautiful little town, and the unique Palazzo Trinci built by the Milano Scala architect.
A walking in history over the ages
It's magic!
Piazza della Repubblica, 25, 06034 Foligno PG, Italy•
24 min · 10.1 mi
4•Michelle B — Google reviewRony H — Google reviewMe M — Google reviewJonathan R — Google reviewGIACOMO L — Google reviewJennifer P — Google reviewJv P — Google review
Le Cimate
4.7
(160)
4.8
(101)
Winery
Food & Drink
Agricultural production
Wineries & Vineyards
Le Cimate winery is highly regarded for its technology-driven approach to winemaking. Paolo, the tour guide, impressed visitors with his entertaining presentation on the winemaking process and the advanced systems used at Le Cimate. The team's passion for technology is evident in their use of state-of-the-art machines and materials. The Degustazione Sacro-Selection tasting option was chosen, which included a bonus Trebbiano Spoletino and an additional dessert wine recommended by Paolo.
We’ve been coming here since discovering their wines in 2022. Valentina is a lovely host, and Paolo makes great wines. Whether you like white, rose, or red wines, there is surely something you will enjoy here. The new tasting room is beautiful, and the wines are lovely. Absolutely recommend for trying a variety of Umbrian wines without hesitation.
Sara U — Google review
Such a perfect place to sample the best wine Umbria has to offer.
I was enchanted by this fabulous winery with passionate, devoted, knowledgeable wine makers who clearly love what they do. Valentina was a wonderful and passionate host and Paolo is clearly so passionate about wine making.
Every wine was divine and the food was delicious.
A must try is the hazelnut spread which was a highlight and so is their olive oil.
A magical winery in an idyllic location.
I cannot wait to return one day.
Very cozy, amiable hospitality.
Great wine selection.
Valentina lead the wine tasting in a very professional and friendly manner.
Our second visit here.
Very nice winery and good visiting center. Seems a bit less commercial than others. Family business and made for families to enjoy. Good access from road.
A modern winery in a rustic location. We enjoyed the tour of the winery and the wines. Worth going just to taste the Sagrantino, it is excellent with complexity understood after the wine tour. After dismissing Tannat before, this guy seems to have mastered it. Tasted 7 wines and food for 30 euro- excellent value and wish we could have bought more.
A small young winery, where the owner likes to make very interesting innovative wines!! personally I really appreciated his products !!!! Thank you!!!
Fantastic winery! I couldn't believe the amount of work that goes into the process of wine making. There are MANY different amazing wines to choose from at Le Cimate; something for everyone. Not to mention they make olive oil and chocolate. My favorite part of the entire experience was that the owner himself led our wine tasting.
I want to work in your agricultural farm and I have experience. Thank you.
Via Cecapecore, 41, 06036 Montefalco PG, Italy•
17 min · 6.7 mi
5Aruna S — Google reviewAntonio P — Google reviewUbuntu F — Google reviewMichele S — Google reviewClaudio G — Google reviewClaudia P — Google reviewMarco L — Google review
Associazione Mercato delle Gaite
4.6
(309)
Cultural center
The Associazione Mercato delle Gaite hosts an enchanting annual festival in June that transports visitors back to the medieval era of Bevagna. This vibrant event showcases the town's rich history through lively reenactments, where locals don period costumes and bring traditional crafts to life, including silk spinning and glass making. The streets are adorned with hay, creating a picturesque backdrop for market stalls filled with handmade goods from blacksmiths and potters.
Nice mediaeval Village that's hold a festival in the summer very popular if you are based in the area you should should get involved I'm not to miss that
Federico I — Google review
Beautiful festival with lot of drinks and food and also music.
(Translated by Google) Stunning square surrounded by an immensity of art.... three churches overlook here which I assure you will amaze you with their beauty
(Original)
Stupenda piazza circondata da una immensità di arte ....qui si affacciano ben tre chiese che vi assicuro vi stupiranno per la.loto bellezza
(Translated by Google) Walking among the ancient stones of Bevagna, we immersed ourselves in Medieval Spring: lively shops, smells of wax and spices, artisans who tell of another time. The square is an extraordinary stage where history and celebration intertwine. An authentic dive into the Middle Ages, suitable for the whole family. Not to be missed.
(Original)
Passeggiando tra le pietre antiche di Bevagna, ci siamo immersi nella Primavera Medievale: botteghe vive, odori di cera e spezie, artigiani che raccontano un altro tempo. La piazza è un palcoscenico straordinario dove storia e festa si intrecciano. Un tuffo autentico nel Medioevo, adatto a tutta la famiglia. Da non perdere.
(Translated by Google) The fortune of being able to participate, even for a couple of hours, in a reconstruction of the life that the Umbrian people practiced daily in the villages in the Middle Ages, is something of great pleasure that helps to socialize. Here in Bevagna the association has organized it well and those who participate with joy and gaudio appreciate both the places and the feeling that can be felt in the streets and the food that is proposed according to the ancient Umbrian gastronomic tradition.
(Original)
La fortuna di poter partecipare, seppur per un paio d'ore, ad una ricostruzione della vita che nel medioevo le genti umbre esercitavano quotidianamente nei borghi, è cosa di grande piacevolezza che aiuta a socializzare.
Qui in Bevagna l'associazione l'ha ben organizzata e chi vi partecipa con gioia et gaudio ne apprezza sia i luoghi sia il sentimento che si avverte tra le strade sia il cibo che vien proposto secondo l'antica tradizione gastronomica umbra.
(Translated by Google) A visit to the whole of Bevagna is of great interest, a true monument city kept impeccably.
(Original)
La visita di tutta Bevagna è di grande interesse, una vera città monumento tenuta in modo impeccabile.
(Translated by Google) A faithful reconstruction of various medieval trades, created with the help and involvement of the entire village. An annual event that deserves a visit lasting several days. It's impossible to see in a single evening.
And you have to return every year because the trades aren't always the same...
(Original)
Una ricostruzione fedele di vari mestieri medievali realizzata con l’aiuto e il coinvolgimento di tutto il paese . Un avvenimento annuale che merita una visita di più giorni. Impossibile da vedere in una sola serata.
E tocca tornare ogni anno perché i mestieri non sono sempre gli stessi…
(Translated by Google) Beautiful reinterpretation of medieval life, to be restored after 2 years of blockade due to the pandemic. The whole town contributes to the success of the event, from children to the elderly. So much wisdom shown by artisans passionate about their "art". So many people who attended this reopening. Exceptional street artists. In any case, absolutely worth seeing. Excellent food to be enjoyed in the taverns.
(Original)
Bellissima rivisitazione della vita medievale, da rimettere a punto dopo 2 anni di blocco dovuto alla pandemia. Tutto il paese contribuisce alla riuscita della manifestazione, dai bambini agli anziani. Tanta sapienza mostrata da artigiani appassionati della loro "arte". Tanta e tanta gente intervenuta a questa riapertura. Artisti di strada eccezionali. Comunque da vedere assolutamente. Ottimo cibo da gustare nelle taverne.
Piazza Filippo Silvestri, 1, 06031 Bevagna PG, Italy•
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Where to eat
When you need a food break from visiting all the attractions today, these fan favorite restaurants are about a 1-minute walk away from Associazione Mercato delle Gaite.
La Bottega Di Assù
4.6
(195)
4.4
(382)
Italian restaurant
The italian restaurant La Bottega Di Assù is a great place to enjoy delicious food and beautiful interior decoration. The owners are very hospitable and the music playing in the background is always lovely.
Top level restaurant in Bavagna! Every dish surprised me!🥰
😍The tapas with fig is very elegant and the bread is perfectly roasted with olive oil, which makes me screamed!!!
🥰The typical Italian tomato salad is a must-eat dish in summer. Two types of tomato are creatively mixed with olive and celery, which add a new layer of taste.
😻The spaghetti is cooked with cheese, but it’s not heavy at all. Very delicious!
The dish-wares are very stylish, which I love so much. The restaurant is very closed to the main square, theatre and church, top view of the town.
Arya S — Google review
This was soooooo goooood!
We stopped there for our lunch today and we just loved our food, the service and the overall ambiance! We took the Spaghettoni Mancini all'amatriciana and the Soft eggs with Norcia truffle.
This was delicious... You have to taste the sapori of this place!
One of the best restaurants in Umbria! We keep coming back here since 13 yrs! Best Pasta amatriciana, wonderful biscuits, great olive oil & bruschette & other fresh & delicious dishes! Assunta is a charming & wonderful person & does all the cooking herself! Absolutely recommend!!!
Forget the bad comments of some non-taste Americans- they shouldn’t even be allowed into this beautiful place if they have no idea of the Italian pace of life! ❤️
A restaurant should be more than just what's on your plate and the nice scenery around it. La Bottega was recommended by our B&B host, so we went there for a nice experience… Unfortunately. If you need to beg why it takes so long to have your bottle of Sagrantino wine on the table long after the appetizers arrived (‘we don’t find the bottle’), why my meal arrives long after my wife has finished her’s, why we can’t have the bill because the chef is too busy in the kitchen, it is really sad because actually the food was good. Things can go wrong for whatever reason but communicate, explain and apologise to your customer or accept a poor review. There are plenty of similar alternatives in Bevagna like Le Barbatelle where the total experience is just sublime, so please get your service right. The food and the place is promising, just fix all the rest, your kitchen really deserves this.
Outstanding food. Both the panzanella and the amatriciana were delicious.
Assunta cooks with love. A very special place
Awful restaurant, awful service. Only three tables and unable to get proper attention of the server or the kitchen. Food is mediocre. Much better options in Bevagna such as Redibis and Al Monestero.
Good food, good location and ambience, very questionable service.
Corso Giacomo Matteotti, 102, 06031 Bevagna PG, Italy•
Vinosofia
4.3
(216)
4.2
(290)
affordable
Wine bar
Vinosofia is a charming wine bar run by an American sommelier and her Italian husband. The atmosphere is relaxed and unpretentious, with guests seated around the bar chatting with the friendly owner, Brenda. The enoteca offers a delightful selection of local wines and serves small plates of locally sourced food. The extensive wine choices are reasonably priced, and the owner's approachable explanations make the experience enjoyable for all visitors.
The best wine bar we found in Umbria. Great variety of wines, tasty snacks. We had a pleasant conversation with the owner, who told us some interesting details about the wines we tasted. A must-visit place for a wine enthusiast!
Е. Д — Google review
Great experience at this wine bar, the products were truly excellent, from the cured meats to the wine. The space is beautifully curated, and the owner was kind and informative, taking the time to explain each product.
That said, the price was definitely on the higher side, especially considering the portion size. The platter and glass of wine you see in the photo came to over 30 euros.
Amazing charcuterie board of cold cuts, amazing wine, and amazing people! The lady who welcomed me and recommended me wine was so kind and sweet. Everything was delicious. You should come here for a wine break when you’re in Spello and ask for their wine recommendations 🍷 Thanks for everything!
Fabulous wine experience in Spello… very personal service and recommendations.. outstanding appetizers.. And co-owner Brenda’s handmade pottery.. Some outside seating as well as inside.. Our favorite stop in Spello.. Don’t miss it..
Stopped twice to get a wine recommendation. The sommelier is knowledgeable, approachable, speaks English and most importantly made great wine recommendations. Highly recommended for your wine needs.
Excellent wine shop. Extremely knowledgeable owners regarding regional wines. I highly recommend this place for tastings and purchases.
A great spot for a quick bite and a nice, chilled glass of wine in the afternoon, thank you!
Usually we leave very good (worth a visit) or bad (to avoid) reviews. Guess what :) this is a must see for several reasons:
- Graziano is expert of wines and he speaks very well english and italian. He has a lot of exciting stories and he is very passionate about it :)
- selection of wines is special, lot of bio and local wines
- artisian food selection is amazing
Come here, have a drink and enjoy!
Via Maddalena, 1 A, 06038 Spello PG, Italy•
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Day 2
Northwest side of town
For day 2, we recommend exploring the northwest side side of town. Start the day off with Palazzo dei Consoli, then wind down and take it easy by the time you get to Tenuta Castelbuono. All together, your day would be filled with about 9 hours of non-stop fun.
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Palazzo dei Consoli
4.6
(3253)
4.5
(808)
Museum
Specialty Museums
Palazzo dei Consoli is a medieval palace located in the heart of Gubbio, Italy. It stands as a symbol of the town with its elegant facade and dominating position. The palace houses the Civic Museum, which features an enduring collection of local artifacts dating from prehistoric times to the 1900s.
This is , belive it or not, the town i grew up in which makes this my homwtown. The " Palazzo dei Consoli" was one of the most advanced buildings for its time, it had running water and a fountain on the 3rd floor! If you look closely along the stairways, there are little cones and peep holes that were used to communicate throughout the palace, (intercom). This is also where "La corsa dei Ceri" starts (15th May). You can tell this city was respected by the Roman's by the fact that they built an amphitheater at the feet of Monte Ubaldo, as opposed to burning the whole town down!
ADAM J — Google review
Definitely worth a visit tho the painting gallery is hit and miss. The tablets are one of the main reasons for visiting, also helping to understand the ancient history of the region. Some of the frescoes help make this worth your time. Shame the panorama terrace is mainly blocked for safety. Overall, worth the time and money.
Palazzo dei Consoli is a Gothic palace built in the first half of the 14th century. The palace is built on a large platform. The palace houses a collection of local artifacts from prehistory onwards.
One of the most beautifull civic building in Italy build in 1330. The administration of town was in it. Inside is museum, but didn't go in. Bought to much chocolate in Perugia...so...happy wife, happy life.😂😭😂😭
There is also a nice view of Gubbio from the square in front of it.
A rare example of authentic medieval architecture. It's definitely a MUST SEE altogether, with many other precious jewels of Gubbio, "La città di pietra"
Stunning exhibition and god experience with great views towards Gubbio.
Great place to visit. See all the history of Gibbio and Umbria. During my visit on Sunday it was were not many people. Most of the cards are in English and Italian. For some there is only Italian. There is a possibility to get a ticket for tree musea in which this one is included. Even for the top view i would recommend to go into this museum.
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Piazza Grande, 06024 Gubbio PG, Italy•
7 min · 0.37 mi
2•Patrick M — Google reviewPéter S — Google reviewMarina O — Google reviewCharbel A — Google reviewJeannie C — Google reviewEZIO P — Google reviewJacinto P — Google review
Chiesa di San Francesco
4.6
(584)
4.5
(263)
Catholic church
Sights & Landmarks
Church
Churches & Cathedrals
Chiesa di San Francesco is a remarkable gothic church located in Gubbio, known for its original frescos including the 15th century series depicting the Madonna by Ottaviano Nelli, a renowned artist from Gubbio. This 13th century church was constructed on the former residence of the Spadalonga family, where St. Francis sought refuge and meditated in what is now a chapel within the church.
Outstanding fresco cycle by Ottaviano Nelli amongst some other great works of art.
DAVID S — Google review
Nice chapel. There is no presence of franciscan friars, and unfortunately, the crypto was closed
Beautiful and very important church(es). Of course crowded with visitors. Unfortunately no photos allowed. Well equipped shop.
The Church of S. Francesco della Pace belongs to the Guild of Masons, Stonecutters and Congener Arts. This little temple represents an essential stage in the Festa dei Ceri ritualities ( here the election of the Captains takes place and the statuettes of saint Ubaldo, Giorgio and Antonio, placed on the top of the Ceri , are kept). The church was built on the cave where, according to tradition, the tamed wolf lived and it took its name ( S. Francis of Peace) when in 1584 the stone on which St. Francis prayed after the pact of peace with the wolf was taken here and became the altar stone.
In the crypt it is possible to see a sarcophagus which, according to tradition, is from the tomb of the wolf.
Jesus lord 🙏
Beautiful historic town and church
Ok
Is super
Largo S. Francesco, 06024 Gubbio PG, Italy•
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50 min · 33.5 mi
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Civic Museum of Palazzo della Penna
4.4
(525)
4.5
(20)
Art museum
Museums
The Civic Museum of Palazzo della Penna is a captivating exhibition center located in Perugia, Italy. Housed in a historic building, the museum features permanent collections as well as temporary exhibits, showcasing an array of contemporary and modern artworks. Visitors can admire fantastic works by renowned artists such as Ambrogio Lorenzetti and Gerardo Dottori. The museum also offers a delightful cafe and art souvenirs for visitors to enjoy.
If you buy tickets to Penna, Etruscan Well and Palazzo Sorbello, you get ticket discounts! Penna was a nice surprise - modern exhibition. I "discovered" the perugian painter G. Dottori and enjoyed very much his works.
Alina B — Google review
Decent museum. The highlight is the church with its remarkable middle ages frescos decorating its walls.
The ground floor Franciscan monks wine industry is also preserved quite well.
The futurist exhibition is excellent!
The stairs are interesting architecture.
The ticket also gives entry to another museum—check their website.
This is a small museum tucked just outside of the wall in Perugia. Exhibiting the contemporary works of Gerardo Dottori and others. Also has a great small Cafe.
Fabulous art exhibitions. Especially liked the Dittori displays. Laid out very well with loads of thought-provoking art. First rate.
We really enjoyed the Dorothea Lange exhibit in the small, but tastefully done, museum.
Loved this cute gallery. Such friendly and helpful staff too. Fabulous art from Dotti , Beuys and a temporary exhibition of Psychedelic art. The jazz festival could be heard in the background. Highly recommend this gallery.
A really lovely art museum built on a Roman amphitheatre with some fantastic works in their collections. I especially loved the Italian Futurism exhibit of Gerardo Dottori. They have some great art souvenirs and a nice cafe as well. The staff were really lovely and courteous, definitely worth your time!
Via Prospero Podiani, 11, 06121 Perugia PG, Italy•
37 min · 19.7 mi
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Tenuta Castelbuono
4.6
(324)
4.3
(205)
Winery
Food & Drink
Wedding venue
Wineries & Vineyards
Nestled in the picturesque Umbria region, Tenuta Castelbuono is a stunning winery that captivates visitors with its remarkable architecture and breathtaking views. As you approach, you'll be greeted by striking sculptures lining the driveway, setting the stage for an unforgettable experience. While some guests have noted that the wine tastings could benefit from a bit more warmth and creativity, many rave about the attentive service and engaging explanations provided during their visits.
We came for a degustation and it was fantastic!
The wines served, and the paired snacks were exceptional. We ended up buying several bottles of wine to take with us.
The service was very good aswell.
Location and atmosphere are a highlight here. The building itself, and the surrounding views, are something out of a fairytale book.
Not to be missed!
Book in advance.
Ryan A — Google review
Arrived at 620pm but could not get any service. I understand not being able to go on a tour but surely had time for a tasting, wouldn't even sell us a glass of wine so we could sit out and enjoy the view. She offered us a glass of water!!! Please change your hours to say closes as 630pm.
Amazing experience to explore the Wines of the Umbria region.
The service was really attentive and the explanation very interesting.
The Bulding itself and the vineyard are impressive.
Wines are really good for being locals.
Must to try in Umbria.
Such a beautiful winery! I wish I reserved a tour in advance so we could have seen more but the wines were excellent and the staff were very friendly
Interesting sculptural space - we were on our way out of town and stopped by right when they opened so were the first ones there.
They charged us 8 euros to taste two red wines per person.
A fantastic place, for wine and architecture lovers. The wine is great anf the people organising the tasting and the visit are open, passionate and very welcoming!
Less genourus than previous, but we were late in the day, but still very helpful & a glass of red in those surroundings is excellent.
Beautiful structure and design by the architects, however, not worth it for the 35 euros that you pay for the tour and the tasting of 4 wines.
Vocabolo Castellaccio, 9, 06031 Bevagna PG, Italy•
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Where to eat
Even the most seasoned adventurers need a break to chow down some food. Close to Civic Museum of Palazzo della Penna, these restaurants are about a 1-minute walk away.
Pizzeria Mediterranea Tre Archi
4.5
(1082)
4.3
(1975)
cheap
Pizza restaurant
Pizzeria Mediterranea, located in Perugia, is a highly recommended pizza place that offers tasty Neapolitan-style pizzas. The restaurant has a charming garden where customers can enjoy their meals. They also serve a delightful tiramisu, although it's so irresistible that it often gets devoured before anyone can take a picture of it. Pizzeria Mediterranea is a must-visit establishment in Perugia and is well-known for its large and delicious pizza pies.
Actually first time had pizza in Italy. Then I ordered a second one. It is the BEST I’ve had, including Greece and New York.
So many types to choose from! The servers were very helpful and atmosphere great. Get there early & bring friends so can share many different types
D “ — Google review
Amazing pizza and tiramisu!
The place is a real gem. The staff is very friendly and the pizza is super delicious. You can see that they really care about the quality of their pizza and that the staff is enjoying their work.
Although we were very full already we took the tiramisu. It was worth it every bite.
We went for dinner this evening and we had excellent pizza and wine with good service in this nice restaurant right next to Tre Archi. We’re very happy and full.
Cozy atmosphere , extraordinary pizza and very friendly service. Highly recommend ! Pizza Mediterranea is insanely good 🔥🔥🔥 MOLTO GRAZIE! alexphotostyle
The best pizza I have ever eaten. Very friendly staff. The place is crowded (because of delicious pizza) but we got our order in a flash. We were shocked how fast it was. My younger son had no time to ask: "How long!" :) I strongly recommend.
One of the best pizzas I had in Italy.
Fast service and very nice staff speaking english.
First time in Perugia. Lovely city. Casually found this place. Atmospheric, well decorated, service perfect. They have only pizzas, but such good ones. Don't leave without eating tiramisu. Good prices in food and drinks.
The best pizza I have ever had, no long wait, it was cooked quickly, the staff was very friendly and spoke great English, and the most incredible thing was that they gave me an extra pizza as a gift
Via Guglielmo Marconi, 9, 06121 Perugia PG, Italy•
Enoteca Eraldo Dentici Gubbio
4.9
(275)
Wine store
Nestled in the heart of Gubbio, Enoteca Eraldo Dentici Gubbio is a charming bar and wine shop that offers an impressive selection of natural wines, with at least 30% dedicated to this category. This delightful spot not only showcases local and seasonal organic foods but also provides a unique opportunity to explore the world of natural wines. During my visit, I had the pleasure of meeting Stefano, who describes himself as a "renegade sommelier.
Fantastic wine-tasting and wine-discovering experience in the centre of Gubbio!
Thanks to the professionality, openness and warmth of Stefano, you will be able to taste (noteworthy, for free!) several natural wines with uncommon tastes.
I highly recommend the PiccolPasso wine...but I recommend even more to try all of the wines proposed and find your favorite one!
Luisa C — Google review
Had a fantastic experience. Stefano knows very well the product and guide you through all the wines (yes, you get to try them all). since we were on a roadtrip and natural wines are not to be left in the car under the summer sun, he organized the shipment for us so that we could safely get our wines directly home. I suggest not to miss a visit to this place.
Stefano is a lovely, knowledgeable and passionate individual. The wines sold in this small shop are totally delicious and very special. I would highly recommend stopping to learn more, taste and inevitably buy these rare wines. Montefalco wines at their best - small-scale production and biodynamic.
Genuinely excellent wine. Stefano is grand as well. I love to talk to people as knowledgeable as him. Very informative!
Stefano was extremely knowledgeable in helping us choose some amazing bottles at this extraordinary vineyard. The San Giovese 100% was clearly the winner, so much so we ordered a case to ship!
It's wonderfull experience
(Translated by Google) Stefano guided us through a thoughtful, attentive, and professional tasting. He immediately understood our tastes and gave us excellent suggestions and personalized pairings. The wines are spectacular—in fact, we've already chosen a few—but what struck us most was the tasting experience, which enriched us with knowledge and made us want to return and make more purchases ;-) In the meantime, we can toast Stefano, a true professional, with excellent wines ;-) Hugs from me, Elisa, and Olivia ;-)
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Stefano ci ha guidati in una degustazione mirata, attenta e professionale. Ha colto al volo i nostri gusti e ci ha dato ottimi suggerimenti e abbinamenti personalizzati. I vini sono spettacolari – infatti ne abbiamo già scelti alcuni – ma ciò che ci ha colpito di più è stato il percorso della degustazione, che ci ha arricchiti di nozioni e fatto venire voglia di tornare e fare nuovi acquisti ;-) Nel frattempo possiamo brindare con ottimi vini a Stefano, grande professionista ;-) un abbraccio da me Elisa e Olivia ;-)
(Translated by Google) We found ourselves, not entirely by chance, in Eraldo Dentici's shop, since we wanted to buy some wine as a souvenir of our trip to Gubbio. Above all, we stumbled upon Stefano, a "renegade sommelier," to quote his own words, because he's embraced a production method that perhaps strays from the established methods required but embraces "old-fashioned" production, with wines that reflect and convey authenticity, passion, and love for their terroir.
Again, to quote his own words, these wines are either loved or hated. We loved them, just as we appreciated Stefano's expertise and knowledge, the way he put us at ease. In a friendly and sometimes lighthearted but never superficial manner, he told us about the history and the choices of this winery, and he introduced us to and let us taste his wines.
It goes without saying that we returned home with a white and a red, eager to taste them as Stefano recommended! What a wonderful experience!
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Ci siamo trovate non troppo per caso, visto che volevamo acquistare del vino come souvenir del nostro viaggio a Gubbio, nel negozio di Eraldo Dentici e sopratutto ci siamo imbattute in Stefano, "sommelier rinnegato" per citare le sue parole, perché si è avvicinato ad un metodo produttivo che forse si allontana dei metodi canonici richiesti ma abbraccia la produzione alla "vecchia maniera" con vini che rispecchiano e trasmettono l'autenticità, la passione e l'amore per il proprio territorio.
Sempre per citare le sue parole, questi vini o si amano o si odiano, noi li abbiamo amati, come abbiamo apprezzato la competenza e la preparazione di Stefano, il modo con cui ci ha messo a nostro agio, in modo simpatico e a volte goliardico ma mai superficiale ci ha raccontato la storia e la scelta di questa azienda e ci ha raccontato e fatto degustare i suoi vini.
Scontato dire che siamo tornate a casa con un bianco ed un rosso, un attesa di degustarli come ci ha consigliato Stefano! Bella esperienza!
Via dei Consoli, 81, 06024 Gubbio PG, Italy•
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La Lumaca d' Oro
4.4
(408)
4.0
(138)
cheap
Restaurant
Nestled in the charming village of Cantalupo, just a stone's throw from the medieval town of Bevagna, La Lumaca d'Oro is a delightful culinary haven run by brothers Simone and Federico Pensa. This restaurant specializes in snails, prepared in various delectable ways that showcase both tradition and creativity. Beyond snails, guests can indulge in grilled meats, truffle dishes, and an array of local cured meats paired with exquisite wines.
Bruschetta Lumaca was excellent. The meat on the skewers was a bit dry.
Karin B — Google review
Excellent restaurant all the dishes are great the staff super nice the place very clean Would recommended this restaurant thanks
TOP ❤️
Is a family thing food is very good and fresh plus they make you feel like family 👪 i love it
(Translated by Google) I found this restaurant by chance as I had gone to the snail festival, but fate would have it that it was closed for lunch, so some locals recommended this restaurant to me. It's excellent, the food is really good. I love snails, and I had a wonderful time. The tagliatelle with delicious snail sauce, slightly spicy enough and with all the flavor of the snails underneath, then the roast snails were spectacular, delicious, made with artisanal oil, so good that I finished the remaining oil in the dish with all the bread I had. They had told me in advance that it would take a bit of time as they had two ceremonies, but instead the first course arrived in 10 minutes and the second course after another 15. Excellent service, excellent food, and a very kind waitress. I will definitely be back.
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Ho trovato questo ristorante per caso in quanto ero andato alla sagra delle lumache ma fato vuole che a pranzo era chiusa quindi dei ragazzi del posto mi hanno consigliato questo ristoro, ottimo, si mangia veramente bene, a me poi che piacciono le lumache mi sono trovato da Dio, tagliatelle con sugo di lumache buonissimo, leggermente piccante quanto basta e sotto tutto il sapore delle lumache, poi arrosto di lumache spettacolo, buonissime, fatte con olio artigianale, tanto buono che mi sono finito l'olio rimasto nella pietanza con tutto il pane che avevo.. mi avevano anticipato che ci voleva un po di tempo in quanto avevano due cerimonie e invece in 10 min arrivato il primo e dopo altri 15 il secondo.. ottimo servizio, ottimo cibo, e cameriera gentilissima. tornerò sicuramente.
(Translated by Google) If you love authentic and refined flavors, this restaurant is a true gem. The house specialty is snails, prepared with a mastery that captivates even those who have never tasted them before. Each dish is meticulously crafted, with creative interpretations that blend tradition and innovation.
The service is attentive and friendly, capable of guiding even novices in selecting and pairing excellent wines. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, perfect for both a romantic dinner and an evening with friends who love good food.
A unique gastronomic experience that transforms an unusual ingredient into an unforgettable delight. Highly recommended for those seeking an extraordinary journey of flavors.
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Se amate i sapori autentici e ricercati, questo ristorante è una vera gemma. La specialità della casa sono le lumache, preparate con una maestria che conquista anche chi non le ha mai assaggiate prima. Ogni piatto è curato nei minimi dettagli, le versioni più creative che sposano tradizione e innovazione.
Il servizio è attento e cordiale, capace di guidare anche i neofiti nella scelta e nell’abbinamento con ottimi vini. L’ambiente è caldo e accogliente, perfetto sia per una cena romantica che per una serata tra amici amanti della buona cucina.
Un’esperienza gastronomica unica, che trasforma un ingrediente insolito in una delizia indimenticabile. Consigliatissimo a chi vuole vivere un viaggio di sapori fuori dal comune.
(Translated by Google) If you like snails, this is a paradise, every type of cooking and preparation has its own flavor, the golden snail appetizer is good for 2 people or you won't be able to finish it. Excellent preparation, very kind staff. Don't miss the opportunity to try their specialties. The house wine is also excellent.
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Se vi piacciono le lumache qui è un paradiso ,ogni tipo di cottura è preparazione ha il suo sapore ,l antipasto della lumaca d oro vale per 2 persone o non riuscirete a finirlo.ottima preparazione,personale gentilissimo .non perdere l occasione e di provare le loro specialità.ottimo anche il vino della casa
(Translated by Google) Excellent restaurant and hotel.
I stayed one night and ate with the family. The food was delicious, with snails, meat, and truffles.
I'd say it was excellent, with a family atmosphere and knowledgeable staff. The waitress was very helpful.
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Ottimo ristorante ed albergo.
Ho dormito una notte ed abbiamo mangiato con la famiglia , lumache carne buonissima e tartufo.
Ottimo direi , ambiente familiare e personale preparato. Una ragazza cameriera è stata di grande aiuto.
Via Madonna Addolorata, 72, 06031 Cantalupo PG, Italy•
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Day 3
Keep it simple
For day 3, these 5 places should be enough to fill your day with something exciting to do in Bevagna. Start the day with La Scarzuola and make your way through the city to get to Teatro Francesco Torti. This should take about 8 hours of your day.
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La Scarzuola
4.1
(2893)
3.8
(1256)
Cultural landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Historic Sites
La Scarzuola is a restored 16th-century monastery and architectural complex that offers guided tours by reservation. The site features eccentric architecture, theaters, and temples arranged along a hilly path, creating a surreal atmosphere. Originally a Franciscan abbey built by Saint Francis in 1218, the property was purchased by architect Tomaso Buzzi in 1958. Buzzi transformed it into his ideal city with seven theaters, blending historical styles and symbols in his designs.
A truly unique experience. Amazing art installation used for commercials, product launches, and movies. The 'road' to get there is a bit rough but it's worth the trip!
Joe V — Google review
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
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57 min · 32.1 mi
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Perugia
4.0
(4)
Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Perugia, the capital of Umbria in Italy, is a city with a rich historical and cultural heritage. Its medieval old town is surrounded by defensive walls and features the Priori Palace, which showcases regional art from the 13th century onwards. The Gothic cathedral on Piazza IV Novembre houses Renaissance paintings and frescoes, while the square's centerpiece is the Fontana Maggiore, a marble fountain adorned with biblical scenes and zodiac signs.
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Cantina Dionigi
4.8
(283)
4.8
(101)
Winery
Food & Drink
Food and beverage consultant
Store
Cantina Dionigi, a family-owned winery with a rich viticulture tradition dating back to 1896, is located in the Montefalco area of Umbria. The vineyard is known for its cultivation of the Sagrantino grape, which has uncertain origins but is believed to have been mentioned by Pliny the Elder as 'Itriola.' The winery prides itself on hand-picking grapes to ensure concentrated flavors in their wines.
We had a great tasting at Cantina Dionigi. The terras is beautiful located with a stunning view over the valleys to Assisi.
The owners were very flexible and we tasted many great wines, they also showed us the cellar which was also very nice.
The wines were delicious, especially the Rosso Riserva and the Sagrantino. Great value for money, highly recommend visiting this place.
Corné V — Google review
Outstanding visiting center, great view. Small winery that produces 50k annually, mainly for direct marketing and a little for export and selected restaurants. Owner’s wife, Caroline, speaks very good English. Grwat food too
We had such a lovely visit at Dionigi. We learned so much and got to take excellent wines. Carolina was so knowledgeable and friendly. I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a great wine tasting experience in the Montefalco area.
What an experience. Verry nice and cosy cantina with an excellent view and great wines. Lovely and friendly owners Carolina and Roberto. They are the forth generation of cantina Diongo so they know how to make excellent wines. Just great and I will come back later.
We had a great tasting at Cantina Dionigi. Alessandro had a lot of time and patience to explain everything about the winery and the wines itself. Also the place and the views are amazing. Highly recommended to pass by Dionigi when you are in the Bevagna area!
Very knowledgable wine tasting in this Family owned quality modern farm. Over 100 years history.
My wife and I searched for months the perfect venue to host our special day in Umbria (as it is my native region). After several disappointing visits to vineyards across Umbria (often inflexible or far too corporate in their mindset), we met Roberto & Carolina. Never was there an easier decision...after spending just 5 minutes with them and having a genuine conversation over their fantastic Sagrantino and fresh bruschetta made with their rustic olive oil, I was immediately transported to my childhood and reminded of the forgotten Umbrian hospitality.
Over the year and half of planning, Roberto & Carolina's flexibility, willingness to help and advice was invaluable. Often acting more as older brother and sister to my wife and I rather than suppliers, we knew we could rely on them.
Needless to say we couldn't have wished to have a better wedding day, the venue is magnificent, the view is breathtaking and the people are real.
If you want to taste the best of Umbria, the wine, food, the people and the landscape. Cantina Dionigi is where to go.
Amazing wines. Fab hospitality from Roberto and his staff. One of these days we'll take the balloon ride over Assisi!
Via Madonna della Pia, 44, 06031 Bevagna PG, Italy•
9 min · 2.2 mi
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Tenuta Bellafonte
4.9
(48)
4.9
(14)
Winery
Food & Drink
Wineries & Vineyards
When I visited Tenuta Bellafonte a year ago, their wines were impressive and the owner displayed a remarkable enthusiasm for his accomplishments. Their Trebbiano Arneto is outstanding, offering flavors of fresh white fruits and citric notes. The location is somewhat secluded, but it provides an incredible view and the renovation of an old country house is exceptional. It's definitely a must-visit destination! The wine itself is superb, and the winery offers fascinating insights into its production.
My husband and I recently had the pleasure of experiencing a wine tasting at Tenuta Bellafonte, and it was nothing short of exceptional. From the moment we arrived, the staff made us feel incredibly welcome and provided insightful information about the vineyard's history and winemaking process.
The setting was breathtaking, nestled in the picturesque Umbrian countryside, offering stunning views that perfectly complemented the tasting experience. The wines themselves were outstanding; each one was unique and reflected the rich terroir of the region. The standout for me was their Sagrantino, which had a perfect balance of bold flavors with a unique smooth finish.
Our host was knowledgeable and passionate, enhancing our understanding and appreciation of the wines. The intimate atmosphere made it feel like a personalized and exclusive experience.
I highly recommend Tenuta Bellafonte for anyone looking to enjoy high-quality wines in a beautiful and relaxing setting. It's a must-visit for wine enthusiasts and anyone seeking a memorable and enjoyable experience.
Maria R — Google review
Wow! Superb, huge villa and large indoor pool, wine tasting was a great experience too. Would highly recommend and is easily accessible from the airport. 10/10!
When we visited the place a year ago, their wines were very good and the owner show a great passion for his achievements. Their Trebbiano Arneto is marvellous with taste of fresh white fruits and citric. The location is a bit remote and for this A M A Z I N G ! Great view and superb refurbishment of an old country house. A must-go
Great experience! The wine is excellent, the winery so interesting and the guide Maria Vittoria is so fun
Very great wine.... Center.....
(Translated by Google) We had a visit with tasting at the Bellafonte company, whose wines we did not know, we were satisfied with both the experience and the quality of the wines tasted; sagrantino on everything, but all the others are also worthy of note, especially the white ones. Winery that works respecting traditions but at the same time with innovation. We took home a great loot. Definitely recommended for those who love this type of experience.
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Abbiamo fatto una visita con degustazione presso l'azienda Bellafonte , della quale non conoscevamo i vini prodotti, siamo rimasti soddisfatti sia dell'esperienza che della qualità dei vini assaggiati; sagrantino su tutto , ma degni di nota anche tutti gli altri , specialmente i bianchi. Cantina che lavora nel rispetto della tradizioni ma allo stesso tempo con innovazione. Ci siamo portati a casa un laudo bottino. Sicuramente consigliato, per chi ama questo tipo di esperienza.
(Translated by Google) We didn't know the winery, but it immediately fascinated us. Unique for the natural context in which it is immersed!
Special thanks to Michela for her kindness, clarity in explaining the winemaking process and above all for the patience she showed in answering all our curiosities. Excellent wines, but TOP of the TOP Montefalco Sagrantino Collenottolo 2014.
Fabio G. and Maria Rita
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Non conoscevamo la cantina, ma ci ha affascinato subito. Unica per il contesto naturale in cui è immersa!
Un ringraziamento particolare a Michela per la gentilezza, chiarezza nella spiegazione del processo di vinificazione e soprattutto per la pazienza che ha mostrato nel rispondere a tutte le nostre curiosità. Ottimi vini, ma TOP del TOP Montefalco Sagrantino Collenottolo 2014.
Fabio G. e Maria Rita
(Translated by Google) Beautiful experience with visit to the cellar and tasting. The location immersed and integrated into nature is splendid. Their wines are VERY interesting (above all Trebbiano and Sagrantino). Personal compliments to Maria Francesca and Isabella of the staff, very kind and competent.
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Bellissima esperienza con visita in cantina e degustazione. La location immersa e integrata nella natura è splendida. I loro vini sono MOLTO interessanti (su tutti il Trebbiano e il Sagrantino). Complimenti personali a Maria Francesca e Isabella dello staff, molto gentili e competenti.
Via Colle Nottolo, 2, 06031 Bevagna PG, Italy•
11 min · 3.4 mi
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Teatro Francesco Torti
4.6
(97)
4.5
(21)
Performing arts theater
Concerts & Shows
Theaters
Nestled in the heart of Bevagna, Teatro Francesco Torti is a charming 19th-century theater that showcases the town's rich history. Housed within the historic Palazzo dei Consoli, which dates back to 1270, this splendid venue was likely transformed from an old church and boasts remarkable acoustics and excellent stage visibility.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful theatre, in the main square of Bevagna, well maintained, with lots of lights and bright colours.
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Bellissimo teatro, nella piazza principale di Bevagna, ben tenuto, con tante luci e dai colori sgargianti.
Monica D — Google review
(Translated by Google) Went to attend my son's wedding. Welcoming and well-appointed venue. A beautiful theater. It would have been nice to be able to perform there (opinion as a former amateur actor).
(Original)
Frequentato per partecipare al matrimonio del figlio. Locale accogliente e ben messo. Un bel teatro. Sarebbe stato bello potervi recitare (parere da ex attore amatoriale).
(Translated by Google) The theater is only visible on a tour that leaves from the Bevagna tourist office at a cost of 5 euros (3 if you see the civic museum).
Still in business, it is a pulsating place for the town's theatrical activity...a special mention for the competent and courteous guide.
Visit not to be missed!
(Original)
Il teatro è visibile solo in un tour che parte dall'ufficio turistico di Bevagna al costo di 5 euro (3 se vedi il museo civico).
Ancora in attività, e' un luogo pulsante per l'attività teatrale della cittadina...una menzione particolare per la guida, competente e cortese.
Visita da non perdere!
(Translated by Google) A wonderful jewel. Lovely atmosphere and great acoustics.
(Original)
Un meraviglioso gioiello. Atmosfera incantevole e un'ottima acustica.
(Translated by Google) Nice little "old-fashioned" theater which is really worth a look with all levels of balconies. Amazing!
(Original)
Joli petit théâtre "à l'ancienne" qui vaut vraiment le coup d'oeil avec tous étages de balcons. Etonnant!
(Translated by Google) A little gem. Really nice, unfortunately since I was sitting in the gallery I couldn't see the show at its best, but despite this it felt and saw very well.
Perhaps more attention should be paid to cleanliness, especially in the bathrooms.
(Original)
Un piccolo gioiellino. Davvero carino, purtroppo essendo seduta sul loggione non ho potuto vedere al meglio, lo spettacolo,ma nonostante questo si sentiva e vedeva molto bene.
Forse bisognerebbe prestare più attenzione alla pulizia, in particolare dei bagni.
(Translated by Google) Magnificent historic theater from the late 19th century, with three tiers of boxes, all with different cast iron balustrades for each tier. Inserted in the fourteenth-century Palazzo dei Consoli, in the splendid medieval square of Bevagna. The Theater is accessed by climbing the majestic staircase from the Square. Inside, frescoes by Bruschi and curtain painted by Gigi Frappi.
(Original)
Magnifico teatro storico di fine '800, con tre ordini di palchi, tutti con balaustre di ghisa diverse per ciascun ordine. Inserito nel trecentesco Palazzo dei Consoli, nella splendida piazza medievale di Bevagna. Si accede al Teatro salendo dalla Piazza la maestosa scalinata. All'interno, affreschi del Bruschi e sipario dipinto da Gigi Frappi.
(Translated by Google) A beautiful and evocative Italian-style theater centrally located in the charming village of Bevagna. It's small but widely considered a gem. A must-see!
(Original)
Bellissimo e suggestivo teatro all' italiana in posizione centrale nello splendido Borgo di Bevagna. È piccolo ma viene ritenuto da tutti un gioiello. Da visitare assolutamente!
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Where to eat
Under a 1-minute walk from Teatro Francesco Torti, here are a few close by recommendations for when you get hungry exploring around.
Ottavius Hosteria d'autore
4.3
(990)
4.0
(827)
Restaurant
Bar
Ristorante Ottavius Hosteria d'autore offers a remarkable dining experience with delectable cuisine served in a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere. The establishment prides itself on providing top-notch service. Patrons can expect to indulge in an array of mouthwatering dishes, all of which are expertly prepared and bursting with flavor. This must-visit eatery is highly recommended for those in the vicinity, as it promises an exceptional culinary journey.
Fantastic food accompanied by a warm and Cosy ambiance and good service is a great recipe. Everything we ordered were so delicious. Truly A must try restaurant if you are in the area. We came to eat from Spoleto and will definitely come back again!
Marjorie L — Google review
Amazing food in a tucked away place in Bavgna.
We had an outstanding meal with friendly and efficient service. The rabbit was to die for
Nice outdoor eating place. Friendly staff even though the service is not the best, it's very slow. The food is good but the portion on some dishes is small.
Good food, nothing exceptional. Extremely slow service almost embarrassing. Smoking is allowed and that is seriously wrong. They do not take AMERICAN EXPRESS. I don't think I'll be back.
Door shut had to ask if open to be fair was a quiet night but kitchen door open nice inside owner came to take order found we only spoke young waitress was given the job.She spoke very eell we tried to help in Italian as well.owner went and spoke to locals food average food you cooked at home.
interior is cosy and very clean. Service was a bit slow but the food was excellent, I would recommend their speciality, the gnocchi.
Possibly one of the best restaurants in Umbria. Exciting imaginative menu. Marco is a legend
Vicolo del Gonfalone, 1, 06031 Bevagna PG, Italy•
La Prosciutteria Perugia
4.5
(969)
4.5
(415)
affordable
Restaurant
La Prosciutteria in Perugia is a distinctive establishment known for its oversized charcuterie platters. What sets this place apart is their personalized service, where guests can specify the number of people and choose from small, large, or gourmet boards. These boards are thoughtfully arranged with a variety of cheese, meat, fruit, veggies, toasts, and more. Additionally, they offer sandwich and salad options.
Nice related setting. Great selection of cold cuts, sandwiches and even a "real" salad. They custom made a sandwich for our 7 year old. Try their craft 🍺
Mikkel S — Google review
Waiter was very very welcoming. The menu is entirely in Italian so she explained it all to us in English and made recommendations.
Good place to take a break from sight seeing and have a few aperol spritzes.
Taking stars off because the food itself was not remarkable. The porchetta was very dry. I’ve had better porchetta from a deli.
Very good food and staff ,
Try dessert : Tartufo di pistachio 👌👌👌
Crowdy place, but a must if in Perugia! The charcuterie plates are spectacular and come with lots of different products. We had the "gourmet plate" for two persons and it was more than enough for dinner. We were also provided with some explanations about the different components on the plate.
What can I say. We saw this place on Stanley Tucci. We said we will have to go there. And it certainly didn't disappoint. The food was out of this world and the service outstanding. Thank you for making this such a memorable place xxx
Even if it's a franchise, it's definitely a spot which is worth a stop while in visiting Perugia center. It's lively, dynamic, young typical and rustic. You can have either cold cuts of cheese or different type of carpaccio or a special sandwich you can elaborate with your favorite ingredients. They also serve warm dishes like tagliatta , pasta, lasagne etc....
We got a board of cheese, cold cuts and grilled vegetables for two. Each was abundant, enough for a lunch ( 20 euros, 10 each ). It was a bit cold inside and the house wine not the best.
A nice prosciutteria with the good product. The atmosphere and decoration are very nice. Some interesting ideas on the menu for having fun! Nice place to be if you find something simple but good to eat.
Perfect place for a lunch! I strongly recommend the Tagliere Grande for 2, it contains local products and also some vegetables, but not too many. 22€ total, it is worth it! Service really fast.
Piazza Giacomo Matteotti, 44, 06121 Perugia PG, Italy•
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Serpillo
4.6
(1006)
4.5
(915)
affordable
Italian restaurant
Serpillo is an Italian restaurant located in Bevagna, Italy. It has garnered positive reviews for its delicious food and stunning views. The restaurant offers a delightful dining experience with its superb dinners and amazing atmosphere. Visitors have praised not only the quality of the food but also the beauty of the village where it is situated. Serpillo is highly recommended for those looking to enjoy Italian cuisine in a charming setting.
Visited this restaurant while staying at Otello Bello. Excellent appetizers, pastas, steak and desserts paired with local wines! Very highly recommended….
Raj V — Google review
We were really disappointed by Serpillo after it being recommended by a local.
The cooking was inconsistent, especially the steaks we ordered. And overall the entire group of us agreed it was not high quality.
The courses also came in a very strange order, with some guests getting starters and other receiving their main courses at the same time, it was strange overall and we didn’t have this experience anywhere else in Umbria.
Beautiful place! Wonderful views of the mountains, set in a small Hamlet. Very friendly staff, innovative approach to dishes and some classic. Loved every bit of our meal and our time there. The dessert of strawberry cheesecake mousse with meringue was sublime and we normally skip dessert. But I would get it again !
Best meal of our trip.
The raviolis, ragu, sepia, desserts, bread, wine…. The outdoor set up. Everything was a 10/10
Very cute place with excellent food. One of the best restaurants we visited in Umbria. Everything we ordered was very good. And they also have a very good local beer (Residual brewery), that was a very nice surprise for us.
Wonderful service from a lovely family team. Delicious food. Very lucky we had space on the day .. a Sunday... I would recommend normally reservation in advance. They also super sweet to allow us bring our little dog into the restaurant too.
Delicious food in a lovely and magical place. To come back for sure. You can see the kitchen and how they work. Only negative point: when we dinner there, the toilette had a problem and we prefer not to use it, all the place was wet.
We have lived in this area of Umbria for a number of years and, for some strange reason, we had never enjoyed a dinner at Serpillo until recently. We have now eaten two superb dinners there. The food is Italian/Umbrian but the Chef, Daniele, has transformed local cuisine into some wonderfully creative dishes. Our first dinner there, we split an antipasto, the Spinach creme topped with a deep fried egg and truffles. WOW, that was wonderful. We split the citrus-infused risotto dish which was topped with burrata formaggio and pistachios. We both ordered the slow-roasted duck. Now, I have to say, my wife and I have eaten all sorts of duck dishes over the years, and this had to be the best duck we've ever had. It was sublime. Dessert did not disappoint: we ordered 2: a chocolate tort with sesame chips and walnut gelatto; a tiramisu with cat-tongue cookies rather than lady fingers.
If you're ever in this part of Italy, do yourselves a favor and eat at Serpillo.
Via di mezzo, 1 Torre del Colle, 06031 Bevagna PG, Italy•
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Visit Carsulae
For day 4, stop by Carsulae in the morning to start off your day. Then, if time permits, visit Spoleto as well. If you end up going to all 6, that should fill up about 9 hours.
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Carsulae
4.5
(1152)
4.5
(478)
Archaeological site
Sights & Landmarks
Park
Ancient Ruins
Nestled in the heart of Italy, Carsulae is a captivating archaeological park that invites visitors to step back in time. This expansive site boasts numerous ancient structures, including the impressive Curia and Gemini Temples that overlook the Forum, along with remnants of a Basilica, Theatre, and Amphitheatre. As you wander through this historical treasure trove, you'll also encounter the serene Church of San Damiano.
the place is huge for the price of the ticket (reduced: 4€). while we were visiting there were some archeologists working and it was very interesting to watch them work (we asked in advance if we could take a peek!).
it's all an open space so it's best to visit on a sunny day.
it was fun to climb over the remains of a roman city and it was overall an interesting experience.
it's unfortunately not wheelchair accessible as it's mainly on old roman roads and i believe they're impossible to go over them comfortably with wheels.
Elisa ! — Google review
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.
Strada di Carsoli, 8, 05100 Terni TR, Italy•
43 min · 18.7 mi
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Spoleto
Spoleto, located in Umbria, Italy, is a picturesque city surrounded by hills, olive groves, and vineyards. The 12th-century Spoleto Cathedral boasts a stunning mosaic-adorned portico and houses medieval artist Filippo Lippi's frescoes. The National Archaeological Museum complex showcases artifacts from the Bronze Age and Roman era, including the restored Roman Theater. The city is also known for hosting the Festival of Two Worlds.
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Montefalco
Montefalco, a charming small hill town in Umbria, Italy, has a rich history dating back to pre-Roman times and is home to many well-preserved historic buildings. As part of the Papal States from 1446 to 1861, it boasts a picturesque setting with enchanting churches and unforgettable views. The region of Umbria offers numerous special places for weddings, with Montefalco being one of the most beautiful locations.
12 min · 4.9 mi
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Museo di Bevagna
3.7
(12)
4.3
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Museum
Specialty Museums
Museo di Bevagna is a well-structured and pleasant museum to explore, featuring Roman artifacts, a gallery showcasing 15th/16th century paintings, and a section dedicated to notable figures from Bevagna. The three-story civic museum offers diverse areas focusing on paintings, archaeology, and tradition. Visitors can also opt for guided tours of the town's historical sites.
(Translated by Google) This three-storey civic museum in the center of Bevagna is truly very interesting.
The plans divide the areas: the paintings, the archaeological part and the tradition.
Cost 7 euros, but you can also visit the civic museums of other nearby towns.
(Original)
Veramente molto interessante questo museo civico di tre piani nel centro di Bevagna.
I piani dividono le aree: le pitture, la parte archeologica e la tradizione.
Costo 7 euro, ma puoi visitare anche i musei civici delle altre cittadine vicine.
Fabrizio T — Google review
We thought this would have more Roman artifacts than it did based on the website. The woman selling tickets was perfectly pleasant, but this museum had little to offer for the price of the ticket. Plus it was super hot inside—we could barely look around the top two floors because there was no air conditioning. Unimpressive exhibit in a sweltering building.
(Translated by Google) I would have given ZERO stars if it were possible.
I called the pro loco on the morning of July 7, 2025, to make sure and not run the risk of walking 1 1/2 uselessly.
Entrance for the museum/theater/port route of 45 minutes without reservation from 10 to 13 and from 15 to 18.
It turns out in the end that it is at the discretion of those who manage, I find it closed and after complaining first to the pro loco and then on the phone to the museum I discover that the route consists of about 1.30 and that I would not have been able to visit anything given the time close to closing.
I believe that a visitor inclined to see the beauties of Umbria is discouraged to the detriment of those who carry out a praiseworthy promotion. Signs and information to be rejected, people with little empathy and unfriendly. Never again in Bevagna!
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Avrei dato ZERO stelle se fosse stato possibile.
Ho chiamato la pro loco la mattina del 7 luglio 2025, per sincerarmi e non incorrere di percorrere 1 1/2 inutilmente.
Ingresso per il percorso museo/teatro/porto di 45 minuti senza prenotazione dalle 10 alle 13 e dalle 15 alle 18.
Si scopre alla fine che è a discrezione di chi gestisce, trovo chiuso e alle rimostranze fatte prima alla pro loco e poi al telefono del museo scopro che il percorso consta di circa di 1,30 e che non avrei potuto visitare nulla visto l'orario prossimo alla chiusura.
Ritengo che un visitatore propenso a vedere le bellezze dell'Umbria venga disincentivato a discapito di chi effettua una promozione lodevole. Segnali ed informazioni da bocciare, persone poco empatiche e scostanti. Mai più a Bevagna!
(Translated by Google) Well-structured and pleasant museum to visit with Roman finds, an art gallery with 15th/16th century paintings and a section on illustrious people from Bevagna. It is also possible to take a guided tour of the most important and historical places of the place. Worth visiting
(Original)
Museo ben strutturato e piacevole da visitare con reperti romani, una pinacoteca con dipinti del XV/XVI secolo e una parte su personaggi illustri di Bevagna. È possibile effettuare anche una visita guidata nei luoghi più importanti e storico del luogo. Da visitare
(Translated by Google) Broken air conditioning system. Environments too hot to allow a visit to the museum. No one warned us that the air conditioning systems were not working.
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Impianto di condizionamento rotto. Ambienti troppo bollenti per consentire la visita al museo. Nessuno ci ha avvertito che gli impianti di condizionamento non erano in funzione.
(Translated by Google) It's very difficult to access because you depend on a guided tour. If you don't have a guided tour, it's difficult to adapt to their schedule. This visit is required to see other archaeological ruins in Bevagna, such as the thermal baths with the Roman mosaic, so everything depends on the museum staff's schedule.
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Es muy difícil acceder porque dependes de la visita guiada. Si no vas con ello programado es difícil adaptarse a sus horarios. Es necesaria esta visita para ver otras ruinas arqueológicas de Bevagna como las termas con el mosaico romano, así que todo está comprometido a los horarios del personal del museo.
(Translated by Google) Small museum full of interesting elements from different eras, the only flaw is the infernal heat inside.
(Original)
Piccolo museo ricco di elementi interessanti e di diverse epoche, unica pecca, caldo infernale all’ interno.
(Translated by Google) Absolutely worth visiting. Very interesting and well kept.
(Original)
Da visitare assolutamente. Molto interessante e ben tenuto.
Corso Giacomo Matteotti, 70, 06031 Bevagna PG, Italy•
2 min · 0.74 mi
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Umbria
Umbria, often referred to as Italy's green heart, is a picturesque region bordered by Tuscany, Lazio, and Le Marche. It boasts medieval hill towns, dense forests, and a renowned local cuisine featuring foraged truffles and wines. The regional capital of Perugia is home to the medieval Palazzo dei Priori and the Galleria Nazionale dell'Umbria art museum.
9 min · 5.1 mi
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Museo capitolare diocesano di Foligno
4.5
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3.8
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Art museum
Museums
Specialty Museums
The Museo Capitolare Diocesano di Foligno is a must-visit for history enthusiasts. Located in Piazza della Repubblica, it offers a rich collection of Christian history and art, including works by renowned artists such as Cristoforo Roncalli and Bartolomeo di Tommaso. The museum also provides access to the ancient crypt in the St. Feliciano church, where visitors can admire statues, tombstones, and designs by Ivan Theimer.
(Translated by Google) I had the privilege of visiting this museum in October 2021. It is such an amazing museum like the city, Foligno. The crypt, from where you can see the canopy of the cathedral, the statues, the tombstones, the designs of Ivan Theimer. ...Everything is worth a visit. But what I want to underline and thank is the friendliness of the museum managers and their explanations. To all of them, thanks and very cordial greetings from Seville, Spain
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Ho avuto il privilegio di visitare questo museo nell'ottobre 2021. È un museo così straordinario come la città, Foligno. La cripta, da dove si vede il baldacchino della cattedrale, le statue, le lapidi, i progetti di Ivan Theimer. ... Tutto vale la pena da visitare. Ma quello che voglio sottolineare e ringraziare è la cordialità dei gestori del museo e le loro spiegazioni. A tutti loro, grazie e saluti molto cordiali da Siviglia, Spagna
José C — Google review
(Translated by Google) Museum.
It owes its name to its function as the residence of the canons. Its construction dates back to the 11th century, but its appearance was modified between the 16th and 18th centuries, revealing the mullioned windows on the upper floors and reconstructing the lacework that encloses the building. Inside, it now houses the Diocesan Chapter Museum of Foligno, with works dating from the 15th to the 18th centuries, mostly paintings.
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Museo.
Deve il suo nome poichè svolgeva la funzione di residenza dei canonici. La sua costruzione risale all’XI secolo, ma l’aspetto, modificato tra il XVI e il XVIII secolo, riportò alla luce le bifore ai piani superiori e ricostruiti i merletti che chiudono il palazzo. All’interno è ora ospitato il Museo Capitolare Diocesano di Foligno, con opere che vanno dal XV al XVIII secolo, per lo più dipinti.
(Translated by Google) Gracious.
(Original)
Grazioso.
(Translated by Google) Interesting for those who love history.
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Interessante per chi ama la storia.
(Translated by Google) I really liked it..
(Original)
Очень понравилось ..
(Translated by Google) Closed even on opening days. Sorry, people don't just come here on Saturdays and Sundays. Those coming from far away or on a road trip can stop by during the week.
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Chiuso anche nei giorni di apertura. Poi scusate la gente non si sposta solo il Sabato e la Domenica, chi viene da lontano o fa un viaggio itinerante può capitare in settimana
Largo Giosuè Carducci, 40, 06034 Foligno PG, Italy•
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Where to eat
When you need a food break from visiting all the attractions today, these fan favorite restaurants are about a 1-minute walk away from Museo di Bevagna.
Il Grottino
4.4
(402)
4.2
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affordable
Italian restaurant
Il Grottino is a fantastic Italian restaurant with excellent cuisine and top-notch service. The diverse antipasti selection includes a delightful combination of hams, cheese, bruschette, and frittata. Their main dishes feature mouthwatering options like stringozzi with artichoke and guanciale, veal stew, roasted vegetables, steak, and stringozzi with mushroom & sausage. The cozy atmosphere is enhanced by a crackling fireplace while enjoying their reasonably priced house wine.
Great food and service! The mixed antipasti was delicious: beyond the classic mix of hams and cheese, the bruschette and frittata were wonderful. We had a a chickpeas and spinach soup, and stringozzi with artichoke and guanciale: yummy! Service was fine, the fireplace was popping, and the house wine went down well. Prices were very reasonable.
Claudio V — Google review
Il grottino is the perfect place if you want a cuddle with rustic comfort food. We especially liked the veal stew and the rosted vegetables. Thank you for the good time!
Great location. Super friendly and professional staff. Fabulous food and wonderful wine. Totally recommended.
Nice easy going place. Reasonable price too. Would recommend the antipasti, steak, veal, and stringozzi with mushroom & sausage.
Good quality food, very nice service.
(Translated by Google) Near Piazza Silvestri in Bevagna (PG), there is a delightful place, which opens onto a corner of the internal garden, where you can have lunch among the flowers. The place is all made of stone and actually resembles a cave, it has a beautiful fireplace, hanging ceramics and tavern tables. Very welcoming. Here a typical Umbrian cuisine is offered, the platters with cured meats, cold cuts and cheeses are accompanied by the typical Easter bread/cheese cake, absolutely worth trying. We followed this with a very fragrant first course with asparagus and burns and a sliced meat with salt and rosemary. Each dish divided in half was well accompanied by a Grechetto from Fattoria Milziade Antano. Go there, you won't be disappointed.
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Vicino alla Piazza Silvestri a Bevagna (PG), c’è un posto delizioso, che si apre su un angolo di giardino interno, dove puoi pranzare tra i fiori. Il locale è tutto in pietra e in effetti ricorda proprio una grotta, ha un bel camino, ceramiche appese e tavoli da osteria. Molto accogliente. Qui viene proposta una cucina tipica umbra, i taglieri con salumi, affettati e formaggi è accompagnato dalla tipico pane / torta pasquale al formaggio, assolutamente da provare. Abbiamo preso a seguire un primo agli asparagi e bruciatini molto profumato e una tagliata al sale e rosmarino. Ogni piatto diviso a metà è stato ben accompagnato da un Grechetto della Fattoria Milziade Antano. Andateci, non resterete delusi.
(Translated by Google) We enjoyed the snails, the traditional antipasto, and the arrosticini. A very unique place in the city center, family-friendly and very welcoming. Among the homemade desserts, you absolutely must try the ricotta mousse with honey and almonds—phenomenal!
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Abbiamo gustato le lumache, l'antipasto tradizionale e gli arrosticini. Un locale molto soggettivo in centro di città, congestione familiare e molto accogliente. Tra i dolci di casa dovete assolutamente assaggiare la spuma di ricotta con miele e mandorle, fenomenale!
(Translated by Google) Nice place, with indoor and outdoor tables in the courtyard with lots of plants. Good dishes, gnocchi with Sagrantino, arrosticini, and strangozzi with truffles. Desserts could be improved (the black truffle said "artisanal" on it, but it looked industrial to me, as did the panna cotta and caramel ice cream).
(Original)
Locale carino , tavoli interni ed esterni in cortile con molte piante . Piatti buoni,gnocchi al sagrantino , arrosticini e strangozzi al tartufo, dolci da migliorare(sul tartufo nero c'era scritto artigianale ma mi è sembrato industriale così come il gelato alla panna cotta e caramello)
Via Piazza del Cirone, 4, 06031 Bevagna PG, Italy•
El Rancho
4.3
(677)
3.7
(155)
affordable
Restaurant
Nestled away from the hustle and bustle, El Rancho is a hidden gem that promises an unforgettable dining experience. With a menu boasting exceptional dishes like carbonara and amatriciana, every bite is a delight. The meat and truffle offerings are equally impressive, making it perfect for any culinary occasion. The atmosphere is simple yet inviting, adorned with beautiful artwork from a local artist. Guests can enjoy friendly service in a spacious setting with ample parking available.
Wonderful dinner, good local food and professional service. The venue may be a bit old style, but the owner and the waiters are very kind and pleasant
Hike&bike I — Google review
We had lunch. Nice place and good pasta with big portions. Low prizes.
Hidden behind trees..... Good menu, simple restaurant, inexpensive, good service and plenty of space. Big parking. Outside of town.
Great food and staff
Top!!!!!
(Translated by Google) Quick pizza?! Apparently not!
We arrived at 8:00 PM and ate our two Margherita pizzas at 9:30 PM! Despite our urging, no one bothered to say anything. The best part? People who arrived after us were already paying the bill!
(Original)
Pizzetta veloce?! A quanto pare no!
Arrivati alle 20, abbiamo mangiato le nostre due pizze margherite alle ore 21:30! Nonostante le sollecitazioni nessuno si degnava di dire nulla. Il bello? Persone arrivate dopo di noi che invece stavano pagando già il conto!
(Translated by Google) The carbonara and amatriciana are exceptional, but everything on the menu is equally impressive! The meat and truffle dishes are very good. Friendly service, fair prices. The place is simple but welcoming, with several tables and beautiful paintings by a well-known local artist on the walls. We recommend stopping by.
(Original)
Carbonara e amatriciana eccezionali, ma anche tutte le proposte in menù non scherzano! La carne e piatti al tartufo sono molto buoni. Servizio cordiale, prezzi onesti. Locale semplice ma accogliente, con diversi tavoli e con dei bellissimi quadri di un noto pittore locale alle pareti. Consigliamo di farci un salto
(Translated by Google) Great for any culinary occasion
(Original)
Ottimo per qualsiasi occasione culinaria
Via Flaminia, 53, 06031 Bevagna PG, Italy•
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La Taverna del Pescatore
4.6
(350)
5.0
(428)
affordable
Seafood restaurant
Mediterranean restaurant
Located in the heart of the ancient square beneath Passignano's castle, La Taverna del Pescatore has been serving a diverse menu featuring delicacies from the lake and land for over fifty years. The restaurant offers fabulous seafood dishes at reasonable prices, with highlights such as delectable lobster linguine and delightful french fries. Guests also praise the complimentary champagne, making it a highly recommended gem for a wonderful dining experience.
We had an amazing lunch, with the freshest seafood! The chef prepared a special raw seafood starter for us, in addition to an incredible seafood pasta and main fish dish. We are so glad we found this restaurant and will definitely be back. Highly recommended for the exceptional service and fresh seafood. Excellent value for money as well.
Wendy V — Google review
Fabulous seafood meals at very reasonable prices. Lobster linguine is to die for!! Don't miss the french fries - they are a delight and totally different. The complementary champagne was a nice touch. A real gem - highly recommended
Had dinner here recently was able to get a last minute reservation. Food, service , atmosphere was all great and was happy to find a seafood restaurant in Spoleto. Had the octopus, a seafood pasta, and a grilled seafood platter, with a couple apps and a bottle of wine. Would definately visit again.
We had a lovely lunch here today. Rob had the seafood risotto and I had the filet of fish. Both were delicious and the service was great as well. Little sip of prosecco to start the meal was a nice touch!
Lovely restaurant - we are happy that we found this gem after our day trip in Spoleto! The food is fresh, the service is warm and welcoming, and the interior is charming. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the region.
A lovely fish restaurant in Spoleto. The food was presented beautifully and was all delicious.
Fresh seafood. Friendly staff. Cozy dining space. Good music. Recommended👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Lovely fish restaurant. The fried fish is crisp and not greasy but a bit salty The pasta volngole had the tastiest sauce! A bit pricey though.
P.za della Vittoria, 8/11, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
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Check out Il Lavandeto di Assisi
For day 5, if this isn’t already on your list, check out Il Lavandeto di Assisi. And to fill in the gaps, be sure to stop by Piazza Filippo Silvestri as well. On average, this would take up about 8 hours.
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Il Lavandeto di Assisi
4.5
(281)
4.3
(87)
Plant nursery
Nature & Parks
Botanical garden
Dried flower shop
Il Lavandeto di Assisi is a farm located in the countryside below the city of Assisi, specifically in Castelnuovo di Assisi. The farm offers a natural park with beautiful landscapes and a variety of plants including lavender and lavandin. Customers have praised the owner for their kindness and expertise in helping them choose suitable plant varieties for their area. The plants are described as healthy, vigorous, and well-packaged for shipping.
Right now the entrance is free because it is part of the lavender fest weekends for the whole month of June.
I so enjoyed the fields and the gardens so I stayed so much longer than I projected! It was so relaxing to sit down under the weeping willow to feel the breeze and gaze at the view of Assisi beyond the rows of lavender. The lavender infused gelato was really nice especially during the hot weather. 😍
Monina C — Google review
Earlier this week we ordered over 30 plants from Il Lavandetto Di Assisi. Just 36 hours later our order of Lavender, Aquilegia, Agastache, Knautia and more were delivered. All strong, well packed plants. Excellent customer service and delivery. We highly recommend Edoardo and the team.
Fabulous 100%. A massive thank you to Edoardo and everyone at Il Lavandeto di Assisi. I ordered 6 bare root lavendars to replace previous plants that I have in large terracotta troughs at the front of the house. Ordered Sunday 17 December, delivered by SDA 48 hours later. Impressive plants and impressive gardening company. To be recommended to everyone. We live 3.5 hours north so hope to visit next year. Bravi a tutti e auguri per 2024.
Sights and smells were better than I expected!
Looked like the place was abandoned.
A lovely sensory experience.
(Translated by Google) I can only confirm and share this review:
It is not just a lavender cultivation, but a beautiful garden of sage, perennials and aquatic plants! Already entering the small door immersed in the vegetation, you can feel the energy of a place designed, cared for with love and dedication by the owners!
With an entrance fee of €5 (at the exit you are given a bunch of lavender) you can relax and walk among these beautiful lavender fields.. and in addition there are stalls to buy lavender-based products (not exactly cheap but whatever) and also street food to stop and enjoy a good lunch!
There is also a toilet!!
It is worth a visit!
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Non è solo una coltivazione di lavanda, ma un bellissimo giardino di salvie, piante perenni e piante acquatiche! Già entrando dalla porticina immersa nella vegetazione, si percepisce l'energia di un luogo progettato,curato con amore e dedizione dai proprietari !
Con un ingresso di 5€ (all'uscita ti viene consegnato un mazzetto di lavanda) ci si può rilassare e camminare fra questi bellissimi campi di lavande.. ed in più sono presenti delle bancarelle per acquistare prodotti a base di lavanda (non propriamente economici ma vabbè) ed anche degli street food per fermarsi e godersi un buon pranzo!
Presente anche una toilette!!
Vale la pena da visitare!
(Translated by Google) I was here on June 19, 2025, and arrived five minutes after closing time. I wasn't allowed to visit the lavender field, even though I'd walked over two hours from Assisi just to see it.
The road to get there is completely destroyed and in disrepair and needs to be completely redone. It's very dangerous and full of insects. Plus, the lavender fields weren't in bloom. It's a real shame that just a few minutes late meant I wasn't allowed to see anything. After the walk, then... merciless.
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Sono stato qui il 19/6/2025 e sono arrivato cinque minuti dopo la chiusura e non mi è stato permesso visitare il lavandeto nonostante io avessi camminato per oltre due ore da Assisi solo per vederlo.
La strada per arrivarci è distrutta e rovinatissima e andrebbe rifatta completamente. È molto pericolosa e piena di insetti. In più i campi di lavanda non erano fioriti. Un vero peccato che solo per pochi minuti di ritardo non mi sia stato permesso vedere nulla. Dopo la camminata poi… senza pietà
Via dei Laghetti, 15, 06081 Castelnuovo PG, Italy•
19 min · 8.3 mi
2
Piazza Filippo Silvestri
4.5
(293)
Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Piazza Filippo Silvestri is a vibrant urban square located in the heart of the city. This public space exudes liveliness and energy, with its bustling atmosphere and diverse array of activities. The square serves as a hub for social interaction, where people gather to meet friends or simply enjoy the company of others. Piazza Filippo Silvestri boasts an assortment of shops, cafes, and restaurants that cater to various tastes and preferences.
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Foligno
Foligno is a charming ancient town in the province of Perugia, Italy. Situated on the Topino river at the edge of the Apennines, it offers a picturesque setting with easy access to surrounding areas like Perugia, Trevi, and Spello. The region is known for its delightful seasonal sweets such as Attorta and Rocciata, filled with apple, cocoa powder, walnuts, figs, plums, and more.
06034 Province of Perugia, Italy, USA•
10 min · 0.54 mi
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Palazzo Comunale
4.3
(26)
4.0
(18)
Museum
Sights & Landmarks
Architectural Buildings
Government Buildings
Historic Sites
The Palazzo Comunale, a magnificent historical structure located in the heart of Foligno, was constructed during the 13th century and serves as the city hall. Situated at the crossing of four streets, this architectural marvel presents itself prominently to observers. In line with Romanesque traditions adopted for its construction, the Duomo is an integral part of this complex.
(Translated by Google) Earthquakes...
This 13th-century palace stands out prominently in the central Piazza della Repubblica, although its initial reconstruction took place between the 16th and 17th centuries, when it was enlarged to include the former Palazzo dei Priori and Palazzo del Capitano. It was rebuilt several times due to earthquakes, so much so that in the 1997 earthquake the lantern, also known as the torrino, the tower that tops the Palazzo Comunale, collapsed. It was restored after 10 years, and the columns surmounting a series of arches support the base on which the lantern then rises.
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I terremoti...
Nella centralissima Piazza della Repubblica spicca in bell’evidenza questo palazzo del XIII secolo, anche se una prima ricostruzione avvenne tra il cinquecento e il seicento, quando venne allargato tanto da comprendere anche i precedenti Palazzi dei Priori e del Capitano. Fu più volte ricostruito a causa dei terremoti, tanto che in quello del 1997 crollò la lanterna, chiamata anche torrino, ovvero la torre che sormonta il Palazzo Comunale. Fu ripristinata dopo 10 anni e le colonne che sormontano una serie di archi, sostengono la base sulla quale si innalza poi la lanterna.
ROBERTO R — Google review
(Translated by Google) …beautiful building in the center of Foligno!!…it is on the opposite side from the Cathedral!!…it is the Town Hall!!…which overlooks the central square of the city!!…Piazza della Repubblica!!…I state that I I only saw it from the outside and I was struck by its beautiful architecture!!…even if it is said that it has undergone various renovations over time!!…due to the serious damage caused by a strong earthquake!!…a few centuries ago!!… the crenelated tower is also very beautiful...which was restored after the earthquake!!...however beautiful this Town Hall in Foligno!!...
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…bel Palazzo in centro a Foligno!!…si presenta sul lato opposto rispetto alla Cattedrale!!…è il Palazzo Comunale!!…che si affaccia sulla piazza centrale della città!!…Piazza della Repubblica!!…premetto che io l’ho visto solamente dall’esterno e mi ha colpita la sua bellissima architettura!!…anche se si dice che abbia sùbito vari rimaneggiamenti nel tempo!!…per via dei gravi danni causati da un forte terremoto!!…qualche secolo fa!!…molto bella anche la torre merlata…che è stata restaurata dopo il terremoto!!…comunque bello questo Palazzo Comunale a Foligno!!…
(Translated by Google) Palazzo Splendido, with a neoclassical appearance characterized by two lateral sides and a central forepart where, on five round arches, rest a travertine parapet and six Ionic columns that support the cymatium with the S.P.Q.F. engraving. (Senatus Populusque Fulginei).
The artistic works inside are numerous and valuable. I recommend visiting and bringing a drink
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Palazzo Splendido, con un aspetto neoclassico caratterizzato da due fianchi laterali e un avancorpo centrale dove, su cinque archi a tutto sesto, poggiano un parapetto in travertino e sei colonne ioniche che sorreggono la cimasa con l'incisione S.P.Q.F. (Senatus Populusque Fulginei).
Le opere artistiche all’interno sono numerose e pregevoli. Consiglio di visitare portandosi da bere
(Translated by Google) Palazzo Splendido is well kept, it's a shame that it doesn't get much sponsorship. The artistic works are very remarkable. There are no entry times. There is a guide who is Lieutenant Foglini who is very knowledgeable and friendly as well as being kind. Unique and exciting experience. The council room is very particular and the frescoes are very engaging. To visit perhaps organized with a bottle of water. Everything special.
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Palazzo Splendido tenuto bene, peccato che non viene sponsorizzato molto. Le opere artistiche sono molto notevoli. Gli orari di ingresso non ve ne sono. Ci sta una guida che è il Tenente Foglini che è molto preparato e simpatico oltre ad essere gentile. Esperienza unica e emozionante. Molto particolare la sala consiliare e gli affreschi sono molto coinvolgenti. Da visitare magari organizzati con bottiglia d'acqua. Tutto particolare.
(Translated by Google) It is not clear where the museum is accessed from
(Original)
Non si capisce da dove si accede al museo
(Translated by Google) Beautiful......an open page of city history......to visit
(Original)
Bellissimo......una pagina aperta di storia cittadina......da visitare
(Translated by Google) A beautiful historic building in the center of Foligno.
(Original)
Un bellissimo edificio storico al centro di Foligno.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful
(Original)
Bellissimo
Piazza della Repubblica, 1, 06034 Foligno PG, Italy•
11 min · 4.7 mi
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Spello
Spello, a charming ancient town in the province of Perugia, Italy, is nestled on the lower southern slope of Mount Subasio. With its medieval streets and ancient churches, it offers a rich history dating back to pre-Etruscan times and Roman colonization. Visitors can admire well-preserved landmarks like the Porta Venere, an Augustan-era town gate. While nearby Assisi and Orvieto attract many tourists, Spello's picturesque beauty often goes unnoticed.
14 min · 8.5 mi
6
Assisi
Assisi, a picturesque hill town in Umbria, Italy, is renowned as the birthplace of St. Francis, one of Italy's patron saints. The Basilica of St. Francis stands as a monumental church with 13th-century frescoes attributed to renowned artists like Giotto and Cimabue. The town hosts the Calendimaggio festival every May to celebrate spring's arrival with medieval processions and musical performances.
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Even the most seasoned adventurers need a break to chow down some food. Close to Piazza Filippo Silvestri, these restaurants are about a 1-minute walk away.
Trattoria in piazza TIP
4.5
(162)
4.4
(64)
Restaurant
Nestled in the heart of Bevagna, Trattoria in piazza TIP is a delightful spot that perfectly blends casual charm with tasteful decor. This trattoria offers an inviting atmosphere where you can savor exceptional dishes like the medieval "civiero" stew and succulent pork shank. The menu features local delights such as a generous platter of Umbrian salumi and cheeses, truffle-infused rigatoni, and mouthwatering mutton skewers.
We had a large group of 27 and the most charming husband and wife owners did not disappoint. They opened especially for us and we had a lovely 5 course lunch prepared and served by them only. Food was magnificent. Everyone was so impressed. Buonissimo Alessandro and Erica!
Katheryn B — Google review
Nice placr
One of the best local meals we had. The food is SUPER authentic, rustic, delicious, and very fairly priced. Staff were very friendly, the atmosphere is great, would have loved to go back if we'd had more time, as the menu looked fantastic.
Amazing food and wonderful hosts
outstanding lunch.
Best Cingiale Lasagna.
(Translated by Google) Very nice restaurant, very kind staff and particular menu.
Excellent platter to be enjoyed by two.
The gentlemen near us had some truffle tagliatelle and a soup that were fantastic just to look at.
Definitely a place to recommend
(Original)
Trattoria molto carina, personale gentilissimo e menù particolare.
Tagliere ottimo da consumare in due.
I signori vicino a noi hanno preso delle tagliatelle al tartufo e una zuppa fantastiche solo a vedersi.
Sicuramente un posto da consigliare
(Translated by Google) Friendly and smiling staff, generous portions, and a fantastic music selection (Black Sabbath, Fleetwood Mac, Creedence, Pink Floyd, etc.). The mutton skewers were so good they were amazing. It's a shame I couldn't hug the sheep. Biochetasi is urgently needed now.
(Original)
Personale gentile e sorridente, piatti carichi in quantità e qualità, selezione musicale di sottofondo spaziale (Black Sabbath, Fletwood Mac, Creedence, Pink Floyd etc). Arrosticini di pecora buoni da perdere i sensi. Peccato non aver potuto abbracciare la pecora. Urge Biochetasi adesso.
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La Locanda del Cardinale
4.6
(371)
4.5
(1543)
expensive
Restaurant
Nestled in the heart of Assisi, La Locanda del Cardinale offers a dining experience that beautifully marries history with modern culinary artistry. Set within an ancient Roman villa, this upscale restaurant features stunning brick vaults and glass floors that allow diners to gaze down at the remnants of a bygone era, including part of the street leading to the Temple of Minerva. The ambiance is both elegant and inviting, enhanced by contemporary decor and sparkling chandeliers that complement the historical setting.
Outstanding experience. I chose this place for my husband’s love of history and the Roman ruins below the clear flooring of the restaurant. Ruins are also displayed in the restaurant from the excavation of the site. The staff were amazingly friendly and being that we were the first there, gave us a tour below the floor explaining the site. The restaurant itself is a charming juxtaposition of modern and old. The food was outstanding as was the service and hospitality.
April W — Google review
Monday evening so quiet night, hence score on atmosphere, not a criticism. Food was really excellent, well presented & tasty. It is definitely lives up to fine dining experience.
Fresh cannolis where they fill the cream when served rather than having it pre-filled. The cannoli and cappuccino were delicious and the barista was very welcoming!
absolutely worth the trip - sitting in a room with so much history was incredible. they were even kind enough to let us in a bit early because we were wandering around in the rain. the staff was very helpful and courteous. we enjoyed the tasting menu and several bottles from their expansive wine list.
Great place and amazing food! The restaurant is based on an ancient Roman Villa.
Highly recommended and worth the trip.
Nice restaurant in an ancient Roman house dated before J.C. Good regional and modern cuisine. The personnel is very nice.
Great food. No English menu. Lucky that Google Translate can let us understand 60% of the Italian on menu 😅
Great food amazing ambience. You also get a bit of history. Definitely worth a visit. We had the scampi, risotto and veal.
Veal steak is good. Very friendly staff and amazing chief 💗
Piazza del Vescovado, 8, 06081 Assisi PG, Italy•
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Locanda del Podestà Restaurant
4.6
(655)
4.5
(908)
affordable
Restaurant
Italian restaurant
This small, traditional-style restaurant with bare stone walls has many fans for its classic Umbrian dishes and local wines. It's a great place to try all the Umbrische classics - simple but full of flavor.
Great dinner at Locanda del Podestà! Favorites were the Strangozzi alla Norcina, lamb, and tagliata. Super friendly waiter! Thank you, we had a great meal!
Ludovica G — Google review
Not sure why this place is so highly rated. Pasta seemed like it was from the box and overcooked. The Pasta Alla Norcina was pretty sub-par: the sauce was scarce and not creamy, and the "sausage" really tasted like unseasoned ground beef. Every time someone I know has tried to make Norcina at home, it has turned out much better than this.
On the plus side: beautiful setting, and nice location in the city, and friendly staff. Overall, the appetizers were better than the mains. One of the specials was good, as well as the Limoncello.
Truly an amazing restaurant. The atmosphere, the staff, and above all the food was out of this world. Their truffle specialities were one of a kind, the wine was impeccable, and the staff were all super friendly. Not your typical tourist restaurant by any means. I can't recommend this place enough!
We do not have lunch here even we think this is one of the best restaurant in Assisi . We did really intend n plan to have nice lunch here. But the reception of customers so bad that we have to look for another place. We come to church in Assisi, may be this is the test of our humble but eventually we fail the test. The restaurant almost empty w few tables. We wait at the door or restaurant entrance for 10 minutes n staff inside saw us but just keep looking at us n not telling us to wait or explain the system. The couple before us also waiting in line n we have to walk in to ask them are they seeing us or they think we just looking at the menu. When we ask them that waiting is what they want us to do . They ask us to wait another 15 minutes. We decide to go to another restaurant eventually. At least they should have the courtesy to tell us that they know we waiting. Anyway we lost the test today.
Best meal I had in Italy! I stumbled across this restaurant while wandering the backstreets of Assisi one day in late April 2022. The waiter was friendly and the food was amazing!
so quaint with such amazing food! very rustic and homey, an excellent meal with great service! great prices too!
I started with the gnocchi with truffle and it's some of the best gnocchi I have ever had! Get the gnocchi! I then got the sliced steak with truffle and it was ok. I would highly recommend this place.
I would eat here every day of the week if possible. Wonderful atmosphere and even better food.
Via S. Giacomo, 6/C, 06081 Assisi PG, Italy•
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