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

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

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

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

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

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

Beautiful Church! You get to see the place St Francis was baptised and received sanctifying grace. Why wouldn’t you go here?

Dedicated to Saint Felician: It is dedicated to the patron saint of the city, Saint Felician, the first bishop of Foligno, martyred in 251 AD. The cathedral stands on the site of his burial. * Ancient Origins: Built on the site of a previous basilica, its origins date back to the 9th-10th centuries, with a first significant renovation in 1133. * Witness to History: It has undergone numerous restorations and modifications over the centuries, reflecting the historical and artistic changes of the region. Architecture: * Double Façade: It features two distinct façades: the main, simpler one, and a second façade overlooking Piazza della Repubblica, considered a jewel of Romanesque architecture from 1201, the work of masters Rodolfo and Binello. This façade is adorned with sculptures with classical references, a portal with profiles of the sun, moon, and stars, and internal arches decorated with the signs of the zodiac. * Different Styles: The cathedral is an example of the fusion of architectural styles, from Romanesque to Gothic, Baroque, and Neoclassical, the result of the various phases of construction and restoration. * Neoclassical Interior: The interior was radically transformed in the Neoclassical style between 1772 and 1819 according to a project by Giuseppe Piermarini. * 16th-Century Dome: It has an elegant 16th-century dome, the work of Giuliano di Baccio D'Agnolo. * Romanesque Crypt: It preserves the crypt, the oldest part of the church, with architectural remains from the pre-Romanesque period. Art and Culture: * Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament: Noteworthy is the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament, built in 1527 by Antonio da Sangallo the Younger, with frescoes by Vespasiano Strada and Baldassare Croce depicting the life of Saint Felician. * Silver Statue of Saint Felician: Inside, there is a valuable silver statue of the patron saint. * Baroque Baldachin: Above the high altar stands a carved and gilded wooden baldachin from 1698, inspired by Bernini's baldachin in St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. * Diocesan Capitular Museum: Adjacent to the cathedral, in the Palazzo delle Canoniche, is the Diocesan Capitular Museum which houses works of art from the cathedral and the diocese, including the recently restored crypt. * Confession of Angela of Foligno: The cathedral was the place where the Blessed Angela of Foligno made her confession to the Franciscan friar Arnaldo.

A beautiful cathedral free to enter.

We were sad that the Cathedral was closed for renovations. But I guess in the summer it should be open and be lovely

Really beautiful as is all of Foligno, The City of Honey.

Beautiful

It’s been closed since 2016 for renovations, who knows when will reopen.

Classic central italy cattedral... nice but nothing remarkable

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

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

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

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

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

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

Really interesting. Lovely space

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

Amen

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

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

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

(Translated by Google) The museum consists of a few rooms with important finds and with some paintings without identifying signs; some are located in a dark corridor which does not even allow the viewing of the hanging paintings. Honestly, it is not worth the 6 euro entrance fee, given the lack of care with which it is organised! (Original) Il museo consta di poche sale con reperti di rilievo e con alcuni quadri senza cartello identificativo ;alcuni sono posti in un corridoio buio che non consente nemmeno la visione dei quadri appesi.Sinceramente non vale i 6 euro di ingresso ,data la poca cura con cui è organizzato!

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

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

This fantastic Cathedral rises atop a hill in the upper part of the city, on the foundations of an ancient early Christian church where a Roman acropolis likely once stood. Begun in the Gothic style during the 13th century, the construction of the dome, dedicated to Saints Peter and Donatus, was not completed until three centuries later, in 1511, after numerous cycles of alteration. Its bell tower with tall, twin windows, designed by Luigi Mercanti, was built between 1857 and 1859. The last reconstruction of the façade was carried out between 1901 and 1914, based on a design by Viviani intended to replace the unfinished one dating back to the 15th century. Dominating the city, this imposing three-nave building, without a transept, boasts seven beautiful stained-glass windows created by the monk and master glassmaker Guillaume de Marcillat from Berry. The French artist worked between Arezzo and Cortona from 1516. This masterpiece of glass art was created in two phases, between 1516 and 1517, and then between 1522 and 1524. These illustrious biblical tales can be admired in the vaults of the first three bays of the main nave and the first bay of the left aisle. Also inside are the small but famous 15th-century fresco of Mary Magdalene by Piero della Francesca, glazed terracotta sculptures by Andrea della Robbia, and the tombs of the 14th-century Bishop Guido Tarlati and Pope Gregory X, who died in Arezzo in 1276.

This is a very impressive cathedral high up on the hill in Arezzo. Inside it is both dark, cavernous and cool which adds to the sense of majesty. A funeral was taking place while we visited which was quite moving and showed how this is a working church for the city. Unfortunately this means that it doesn't seem to have much in the way of signs for tourist visitors.

I was impressed to visit and was not disappointed at all by the beautiful and ancient art.

Breathtaking cathedral! Worth the visit! Also, near the Arezzo Cathedral, the movie La vita e bella was filmed!

Absolutely gorgeous place! Not so many tourists, great atmosphere and very organic place (no barriers etc.). Seems like the cathedral management trusts tourists to behave and allows them to basically walk around which creates as I have said an organic experience. Entry is free.

Historical cathedral, peaceful, lovely city

Maybe our favorite cathedral in Tusacany and we visited a lot of them

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Nature

Is a breath taken place and a few Michelins Restaurants,

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

Wonderful. Piero Della Francesca is the best

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

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

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

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

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

Very interesting experience.

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

Of the most beautifull churches in the region.

Beyond words

Spectacular

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

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

(Translated by Google) A beautiful church filled with great treasures. An abundance of works of art delighted the faithful. A vast crypt below. (Original) Chiesa bellissima ricca di grandi tesori. Opere d'arte in abbondanza deliziato la vista dei fedeli. Ampissima cripta sotto stante .

Beautiful city

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

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

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

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

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

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Bellissimo

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Beautiful 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.

(Translated by Google) Definitely a place to visit to admire the Perugino exhibition on his 500th anniversary of death. The underground area is beautiful, the painting found behind a wall is beautiful, but certainly the most beautiful part is the reconstruction of the deposition of Christ from the cross. The virtually reconstructed fresco allows us to understand what the work must have looked like before it was partially destroyed by the opening of a door to connect the church to the nearby convent. The work is beautiful and the reconstruction technique fascinating. Sit in front of it and dedicate a few minutes to observation (Original) Sicuramente un posto da visitare per ammirare la mostra del Perugino al suo 500enario dalla morte. Bella l'area sotterranea, bello il dipinto trovato dietro una parete, ma sicuramente la parte più bella è la ricostruzione della deposizione di Cristo dalla croce. L'affresco ricostruito virtualmente permette di capire come doveva essere l'opera prima che venisse parzialmente distrutto dall'apertura di una porta per collegare la chiesa al vicino convento. L'opera è bellissima e la tecnica di ricostruzione affascinante. Sedetevi li di fronte e dedicate qualche minuto all'osservazione

(Translated by Google) For fans of Perugini's works of art. The Church from the early 1300s contains works of great value. Some, however, are poorly preserved. It's a shame you can't visit the underground part too. Paid entry (Original) Per gli appassionati delle opere d'arte del Perugini. La Chiesa di inizio 1300 contiene opere di grande pregio. Alcune però mal conservate. Peccato non si possa effettuare la visita anche nella parte sotterranea. Ingresso a pagamento

(Translated by Google) Superb church museum to visit beyond the anniversary of Perugino's death. In addition to the frescoes, the Etruscan remains are interesting (Original) Stupenda chiesa museo da visitare al di la' della ricorrenza della morte del Perugino interessante oltre agli affreschi i resti etruschi

(Translated by Google) theplacesofsilence Church of Santa Maria dei Servi - Città della Pieve (PG)  PreviousNext Historical Notes The Gothic church of Santa Maria dei Servi is located immediately outside the medieval walls of Città della Pieve, near Porta Romana. Since the 13th century there has been news of a church dedicated to the Madonna della Stella, located near the former Hospital of Saints Philip and James, where the Servi di Maria settled in 1260, constituting a small oratory, subsequently incorporated into the fourteenth-century church. In 1298 the convent was built which in the same year hosted the General Chapter of the Order. At the same time, the construction of a larger church began and its essential structures were completed on the occasion of the General Chapter of the Order in 1306. The works continued until the mid-14th century when Frà Matteo from Pieve became General of the Order between 1344 and 1348. The Gothic building followed the typology of mendicant churches: a single nave with a trussed roof and a square cross-shaped apse. The Sacristy was built next to the choir, also with a square cross vault, a typology that also appears in the room below the church used as a cellar. Between 1486 and 1489, significant work was carried out to enlarge the Convent following the bequest of Frà Pietro Lazzari, Procurator General of the Order, from Pieve. In 1538 the church was consecrated and dedicated to the SS. Annunziata. Numerous artists created between '500 and 600 paintings for the side altars of the church. In 1628 Giuseppe di Francesco Bendini of Montepulciano created the wooden choir and the sacristy wardrobe. In 1703 work began on the construction of the Baroque church inside the Gothic one by the Sienese sculptor and plasterer Giovanni Antonio Mazzuoli who was responsible for the altarpiece, of particular scenographic effect. On the sides of the altar the Sienese sculptor created Bernini's stucco statues depicting the Blessed Giacomo Villa and the Blessed Matteo Lazzari. Inside there is a fifteenth-century "Pietà" in painted terracotta, inspired by the Germanic iconography of the Vesperbild, used by Perugino to represent the "Lamentation over the Dead Christ" in the Chapel of the Madonna della Stella, a fresco almost completely lost during the works that took place between 1707 and 1713 for the construction of an organ on the counter-façade. The most significant traces remain of the "Deposition from the Cross", one of the highest moments of Pietro Perugino's late artistic production (1517). The fresco, hidden by a cavity, was rediscovered by the German art historian and painter Antoon Ramboux in 1834. In 1713 the Ticino architect, sculptor and plasterer Pietro Cremona took over the management of the factory from Mazzuoli and designed the side altars and confessionals. In 1834 the neoclassical architect Giovanni Santini built the bell tower on one side of the facade. The church and the convent came into the possession of the Municipality in 1860, following the devolution laws of the unitary State. In 1912 the convent was used as a civil hospital. Today it houses the diocesan civic museum. The plan of the church is typical of monastic orders: interior with a single nave with a square apse and a cross vault. On the façade, Gothic style architecture is still visible, which was subsequently infilled. The three-lobed arches are made of brick. Around the middle of the 19th century, a bell tower was added to the church, designed in neoclassical style by the architect Giovanni Santini. Taken from - iuoghidelsilenzio (Original) iluoghidelsilenzio Chiesa di Santa Maria dei Servi - Città della Pieve (PG)  PrecedenteIl prossimo Cenni Storici La chiesa gotica di Santa Maria dei Servi si trova subito fuori la cinta medioevale di Città della Pieve, nei pressi di porta Romana. Fin dal XIII secolo si ha notizia di una chiesa dedicata alla Madonna della Stella, situata nei pressi dell'ex Ospedale dei Santi Filippo e Giacomo, in cui si stabilirono, nel 1260, i Servi di Maria, costituendo un piccolo oratorio, successivamente incorporato nella chiesa trecentesca. Nel 1298 era edificato il convento che nello stesso anno ospitava il Capitolo Generale dell'Ordine. Contemporaneamente si iniziava la costruzione di una chiesa più grande che terminava nelle sue strutture essenziali in occasione del Capitolo Generale dell'Ordine del 1306. I lavori continuarono fin verso la metà del secolo XIV quando il pievese Frà Matteo diventava Generale dell'Ordine tra il 1344 e il 1348. L'edificio gotico ricalcava la tipologia delle chiese mendicanti: navata unica con copertura a capriate e abside a crociera quadrata. Accanto al coro era realizzata la Sagrestia, anch'essa con volta a crociera quadrata, tipologia che compare anche nel vano sottostante la chiesa adibito a cantina. Tra il 1486 e il 1489 avvenivano consistenti lavori di ingrandimento del Convento a seguito del lascito del pievese Frà Pietro Lazzari, Procuratore Generale dell'Ordine. Nel 1538 la chiesa era consacrata e dedicata alla SS. Annunziata. Numerosi artisti realizzavano tra '500 e' 600 dipinti per gli altari laterali della chiesa. Nel 1628 Giuseppe di Francesco Bendini di Montepulciano realizzava il coro ligneo e l'armadio di Sagrestia. Nel 1703 iniziavano i lavori di costruzione della chiesa barocca all'interno di quella gotica ad opera dello scultore e stuccatore senese Giovanni Antonio Mazzuoli al quale si deve la macchina d'altare, di particolare effetto scenografico. Ai lati dell'altare lo scultore senese realizzava le statue berniniane in stucco raffiguranti il ​​Beato Giacomo Villa e il Beato Matteo Lazzari. All'interno si trova una “ Pietà ” quattrocentesca in terracotta dipinta, ispirata all'iconografia germanica del Vesperbild, usata dal Perugino per rappresentare il “ Compianto sul Cristo morto”Nella Cappella della Madonna della Stella, affresco quasi del tutto perduto durante i lavori avvenuti tra il 1707 e il 1713 per la costruzione sulla controfacciata di un organo. Rimangono tracce più significative della “ Deposizione dalla Croce “, uno dei momenti più alti della tarda produzione artistica di Pietro Perugino (1517). L'affresco, nascosto da un'intercapedine, fu riscoperto dallo storico dell'arte e pittore tedesco Antoon Ramboux nel 1834. Nel 1713 al Mazzuoli subentrava nella direzione della fabbrica l'architetto, scultore, e stuccatore ticinese Pietro Cremona, il quale ideava gli altari laterali ei confessionali. Nel 1834 un lato della facciata l'architetto neoclassico Giovanni Santini realizzava il campanile. La chiesa e il convento entravano in possesso del Comune nel 1860, a seguito delle leggi di indemanazione dello Stato unitario. Nel 1912 il convento era adibito ad ospedale civile. Oggi accoglie il Museo civico diocesano. La pianta della chiesa è tipica degli ordini monastici: interno ad unica navata con abside quadrata e volta a crociera. In facciata sono ancora visibili architetture in stile gotico, successivamente tamponate. Gli archetti trilobati sono in laterizio. Intorno alla metà del XIX secolo fu addossato alla chiesa un campanile, progettato in stile neoclassico dall'architetto Giovanni Santini. Tratto da - iluoghidelsilenzio

(Translated by Google) What a disappointment, the afternoon opening hours are from 4pm to 7pm from Monday to Sunday, too bad that at 6.10pm everything is already closed. (Original) Che delusione, gli orari di apertura pomeridiana sono dalle 16 alle 19 dal lunedì alla domenica, peccato che alle 18.10 è già tutto chiuso.

(Translated by Google) I visited the Perugino exhibition held here, in the Palazzo della Corgna and at the oratory of Santa Maria dei Bianchi. It starts from Palazzo della Corgna, there is no introduction to the exhibition, many things are taken for granted, some sections are not clear why they were included in this area and why certain works were chosen. An attempt is made to connect the sections to some of the 5 works by Perugino, present in the painter's native place. It seems like a missed opportunity to me, the only interesting sections are the second dedicated to the baptism and the last the deposition, of which there is also the reconstruction with the projector on the original fragments, and partly that on the adoration of the magi and shepherds. Well explained and edited. The section of Perugino's work in the Vatican is the worst exposed. The curator relied on people who were not suitable for exhibiting. The documents in the last room, apart from the first, on the payment of the tax on wine, do not clearly indicate where the other manuscripts come from and what they are. It is taken for granted that one understands the handwriting and language of the 16th century, they are not even present in the catalogue. At the diocesan museum the display cases are dark, due to the Perugino-themed books. I believe there are 27 pictorial works in total, plus the third site oratory, which is one of the masterpieces of Perugino's last phase. It shows enough, but I expected much more. At the diocesan museum they were not even able to scan the ticket issued at Palazzo della Corgna and the ticket is not given as a gift, 14 euros. (Original) Ho visitato la mostra del Perugino che si tiene qui, nel palazzo della Corgna e all'oratorio di santa Maria dei Bianchi. Pinizia dal palazzo della Corgna, non esiste una introduzione alla mostra, si danno per scontate tante cose, alcune sezioni non si capisce perché inserite in questo ambito e perché son state scelte date opere. Si cerca di collegare le sezioni ad alcune delle 5 opere del Perugino, presenti nella localita' natia del pittore. Mi pare un occasione mancata, le uniche sezioni interessanti sono la seconda dedicata al battesimo e l'ultima la deposizione, di cui c'eanche la ricostruzione col proiettore sui lacerti originali, e in parte quella sull'adorazione dei magi e pastori. Ben spiegate e curate. La sezione del lavoro del Perugino in Vaticano è la peggio esposta. La curatrice si e' affidata a gente non adatta per esporre. I documenti nell'ultima sala, a parte il primo, sul pagamento della tassa sul vino, non indica chiaramente per gli altri manoscritti provenienza e cosa sono. Si da per scontato che uno capisca grafia e linguaggio del 500, nemmeno nel catalogo son presenti. Al museo diocesano le teche son buie, per i libri a tema Perugino. Le opere pittoriche in tutto credo siano 27, piu' l'oratorio terzo sito, che e' uno dei capolavori dell'ultima fase del Perugino. Mostra sufficiente, ma mi aspettavo molto di piu'. Al museo diocesano non son manco riusciti a scansionare il biglietto emesso a Palazzo della Corgna e il biglietto non è regalato, 14 euro.

(Translated by Google) Pietro Vannucci known as Perugino in all his splendor live! (Original) Pietro Vannucci detto il Perugino in tutto il suo splendore dal vivo!

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Interesting place magic and tacking

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

Beautiful drawings on the walls, very calming upon entering

Wonderful ❣️ place to say for summer winter spring or Autumn

Nice but long waitingtime to see to show

Beautiful medieval town, flowers everywhere...

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

“Tourists are not welcome” Upon arrival the waiter took our order and our starters arrived quite quickly. The starters were very pleasant and all was well. Maybe 5 minutes after our starters arrived our pizzas arrived as-well. We were taken aback as most of us weren’t finished with our starters and we found this choice quite odd. During the whole of our stay the entire staff kept glancing at our table and made soft remarks while passing by. We were missing a pizza and when asked the waiters multiple times they had to check every single time. When the pizza did arrive most of us were finished with our foods. Not wanting to let the rudeness of the staff impact our dining experience I was optimistic about the food since our starters were great and the overall reviews of the restaurant were nothing but amazing. Our food came and I found it to be beyond tragic. I ordered the mortadella pizza and I was severely disappointed. My dough was overflowing with flour and so consuming every bite with it. The mortadella was bland and the pistachio taste was nowhere to be found. During our stay, we couldn’t help but notice a quite particular foul smell that would greatly strengthen when the wind blew upon it. When we finished eating we wanted to take our leftovers home and asked our waiter. In return we were handed a piece of aluminium foil and a plastic bag. This whole experience was truly a shame. I find it a personal tragedy that food was handled this way. Edit: Comments from the restaurant owner should state the more than obvious state of the restaurant. Pathetic

After loving the food that we ate in Rome and Florence, my husband and I both agreed that our meal at Taverna del Perugino was our favorite. It was so good, that we came back the next evening. Everything was so delicious… from the red house wine, to the pizza, to the pasta, to the desserts… it was incredible and the service was great. We had the ragu and cacio e Pepe both evenings and loved the pici pasta the most. Our first night we had the tartufo and panna cotta with berries. The second night we had the tiramisu. All SO good! Highly recommend! Hoping we will be able to make it back here in the future.

Tourists welcome! This restaurant was recommended by another shop that was not currently serving pizza. No one in our group spoke Italian so we were a little anxious upon entering. Our server (owner?) spoke little English but provided us with menus entirely in english, and was incredibly patient with us while all 7 of us ordered. The pizza was unlike anything I've had state-side; thin, crispy, delicious, and a perfect ratio of toppings and cheese. The pizzas are labeled as personal, but are at least 12 inches in diameter (Apologies for the imperial measurement.) So if you're hungry order 1 per person. At less than $10 euros per pie, you really can't go wrong here. So glad this place was suggested to us, cannot wait to return!

Great Pizza for lunch. (before the traditional evening time) Plus an ice cold glass for your beer. What more can you ask for! Grazie mille.

Amazing food and friendly service. We enjoyed a lovely dinner here.

We eat on the covered pavement area outside which was simple but elegant. Food arrived quickly for our party of 9, it was hot and well presented . Would use again as the pizza and pasta and appetiser dishes were delicious.

The place and location are good but sadly we went there at 8 pm and they were closed. Next time we will try it because it was recommended by 5 stars hotel in the area.

Pizza, sandwiches, and beer This is basically a “take away” kinda place, but, there are a couple of tables outside that you can hang out at. Which isn’t necessarily a bad thing when the weather is nice, the square is hopping, and you’re in a chill mood… Anyhow, the food is great, as is the beer, so go ahead!

Every sandwich we tried was some of the best food we enjoyed during our trip. Big flavor and perfect bread with winning combinations will surely hit the spot.

I couldn’t decide which Panini I would rather take, so I relied on the chefs recommendation and he gave me the best Panini ever 🥳 Nice place direct on the, I would say center place.

Good sandwich and amazing service but I've had better and bigger sandwiches for a similar price during my trip.

I wanted a simple toasted ham and cheese Panini, but pizzacagnolo delivered a much better version of what I had in mind. The ham (prosciutto coto) was incredible, but the bread (some “top secret proprietary recipe” - the owner said) was a version of a light airy pizza dough. It was great and so inexpensive.

We bought some cheese in Citta della Pieve, gorgonzola for the pizza, and then Luca asked us if we know Schiacciate, his specialty for lunch. No sorry, we don’t know. Oh let me make you all my specialties, so you can taste what I have, what you don’t like? We told him we don’t like pork and anchovies. Okay, I make something special. I can tell you, just taste the Schiacciate, his home-made warm bread and also with anchovies, because Luca knows. And you know, if you know you know! Thanks you Luca, you colors Citta della Pieve in a real special way. The best cheese, wine, olive oil, meats & many more specials. Most organic and most zero km, just awesome.

Insanely yummy sandwiches !! Worth making the trip for it!

Lorenza and her team were the caterer for our 3 day wedding in Italy. They did an amazing job for us. Everyone was in love with the pizza's on our pizza party, the pasta's at our pasta party and the 6 course menu at our wedding dinner. Especially the ravioli with zuchini flowers and the desserts were praised by all our guests. Took care of all allergies (gluten free, vegetarian, pregnancies). Can highly recommend them! Will post some photos when we receive them from our photographer.

Great restaurant with authentic cuisine and lovely personnel. Can be recommended for weddings and bigger events too. Always a pleasure to dine there!

(Translated by Google) Quiet, welcoming and clean place, we were welcomed by the girls, very nice and very kind. The food was all excellent, appetizer of mixed cold cuts and very abundant cheeses, first course 10/10, handmade pici with Chianina ragù, delicious braised meat that melted in your mouth, excellent grilled radicchio. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!! (Original) Locale tranquillo, accogliente e pulito, siamo state accolte dalle ragazze, molto carine e gentilissime. Il cibo tutto ottimo, antipasto di affettati misti e formaggi molto abbondante, primo da 10 e lode, pici fatti a mano con ragù di chianina, brasato buonissimo si scioglieva in bocca, il radicchio alla piastra ottimo. CONSIGLIATISSIMO!!!!

(Translated by Google) Now a fixed stop during my midweek motorbike rides. The place is very quiet, has a large internal room and a delightful veranda overlooking Lake Tradition. The food is excellent both meat and fish, the service is quick and the staff are very kind. a special greeting to Mrs. Lorenza who always welcomes me with a smile (Original) Ormai tappa fissa durante le mie uscite in moto infrasettimanali. Il posto è molto tranquillo ha un'ampia sala interna ed una deliziosa veranda con vista sul lago tradimento. Il cibo è ottimo sia di carne che di pesce, il servizio rapido è il personale e gentilissimo. un saluto particolare alla signora Lorenza che mi accoglie sempre con il sorriso

(Translated by Google) Today March 19th group lunch for 56 people. Cozy place, competent staff, excellent menu! To return! Malaparte Travel and Travel Dreaming!! Thanks to all the staff (Original) Oggi 19 marzo pranzo di gruppo 56 persone. Locale accogliente, personale competente, ottimo menù! Da ritornare ! Malaparte Viaggi e viaggiare Sognando !! Grazie a tutto lo staff

(Translated by Google) Nice dinner on the tables outside on the terrace. A spectacular view of a splendid Lake Trasimeno!..simple but truly welcoming environment..like the waitress and the owner who give warmth and a smile. Good products of excellent quality... raw materials... Chianina tartare with grain mustard and truly excellent parmesan wafer... and well presented!. Good pizza. Crunchy and well seasoned..with truly genuine ingredients and very digestible....I will be back to delve deeper into an interesting menu... (Original) Bella cenetta sui tavoli fuori sulla terrazza .una .vista spettacolare su uno splendido lago trasimeno!..ambiente semplice ma davvero accogliente ..come la cameriera e la proprietaria che danno calore e un sorriso . Prodotti buoni e di ottima qualità..di materie prime ..tartare di chianina con senape in grani e cialda di parmigiano davvero ottima ..e ben presentata !. Buona la pizza . Croccante e be condita ..con ingredienti davvero genuini e molto digeribile ....tornerò per approfondire un menu interessante ...

(Translated by Google) I returned to this restaurant after a few years but I found the usual excellence of the exquisitely prepared dishes. Wide choice of appetizers, first and second courses both meat and fish based. I present some to you in photos. Truly exceptional fried fish. From the parking lot you can admire an enchanting landscape. The restaurant is located just outside the town. Perhaps the prices are a little higher than average but it is worth it. Recommended (Original) Sono ritornato in questo ristorante dopo qualche anno ma ho ritrovato la consueta eccellenza dei piatti squisitamente preparati. Ampia scelta di antipasti, primi e secondi sia a base di carne che di pesce. Alcuni ve li presento in foto. Frittura di pesce veramente eccezionale. Dal parcheggio potete ammirare un paesaggio incantevole. Il locale si trova poco fuori il paese. Forse i prezzi sono di poco superiore alla media ma ne vale la pena. Consigliato

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

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

Amazing gallery of Burri's earlier works. Stunning.

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

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

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

Very interesting.

(Translated by Google) Taken advantage of the special opening at the beginning of 2019 to visit the tower. Refer to the tourism agency website to check usability. 360 degree panorama of the area. The anti-seismic consolidation interventions are noteworthy. (Original) Approfittato dell'apertura straordinaria all'inizio del 2019 per visitare la torre. Riferirsi al sito dell'agenzia del turismo per verificare la fruibilità. Panorama a 360 gradi sul territorio. Degni di nota gli interventi di consolidamento antisismici.

(Translated by Google) Civic Tower, also known as the Bishop's Tower as it is located next to the Palace of the Bishop's Curia (Original) Torre Civica , conosciuta anche come Torre del Vescovo poiché si trova accanto al Palazzo della Curia vescovile

(Translated by Google) Yes, they are carrying out restoration work, especially the stairways to access the top.... from which you can enjoy a beautiful view. (Original) Sì stanno effettuando lavori di ripristino soprattutto le scalinate x accedere in cima.... dalla quale si gode una bella vista.

(Translated by Google) To be done again because it was too beautiful, the boy who guided us described everything about the tower to us perfectly, thank you very much ❤ (Original) Da rifare perché troppo bello il ragazzo che ci ha guidato ci ha descritto alla perfezione tutto quello che riguardava la torre grazie di cuore ❤

(Translated by Google) Gorgeous (Original) Splendida

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

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

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

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

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

Small museum. A few good paintings

A wonderful gallery.

Interesting

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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(Translated by Google) Lara is not just a simple tattoo artist, but a 360 degree artist!!! I have several tattoos created by her Every time I just need to go to her studio and explain my idea to her in broad terms and she manages to create my new tattoo Not a simple tattoo, but a work of art that transmits emotions At least as far as I'm concerned In her I found my trusted tattoo artist Very professional, he listens to you, advises you and accompanies you throughout the entire tattoo experience A true professional artist who carries out her work with serenity and passion!!!! (Original) Lara non è una semplice tatuatrice, ma una artista a 360 gradi!!! Ho diversi tatuaggi creati da lei Ogni volta mi basta recarmi nel suo studio spiegarle a grandi linee la mia idea e lei riesce a creare il mio nuovo tatuaggio Non un semplice tatuaggio, ma un opera d arte che trasmette emozioni Almeno per quanto mi riguarda In lei ho trovato la mia tatuatrice di fiducia Molto professionale, ti ascolta, ti consiglia e ti accompagna in tutta la fase dell esperienza del tatuaggio Una vera artista professionale che svolge il suo lavoro con serenità e passione!!!!

(Translated by Google) Kind, helpful, Lara is a true artist. Always ready to give opinions and advice. I have had more than one experience with her, and surely there will be others (Original) Gentile, disponibile, Lara è una vera e propria artista. Sempre pronta a dare pareri e consigli. Ho avuto più di un’esperienza con lei, e sicuramente ce ne saranno altre

(Translated by Google) Lara has become a point of reference for years. Sublime artist and extraordinary person, precise and extremely helpful. The studio is cared for down to the smallest detail, clean and excellently organised. The assistant is always available and able to respond quickly to any need. They manage to put you at ease in every situation. Thank you!!! (Original) Lara è diventata un punto di riferimento da anni. Artista sublime e persona straordinaria, precisa ed estremamente disponibile. Lo studio è curato nei minimi dettagli, pulito ed ottimamente organizzato. L'assistente è sempre a disposizione ed in grado di rispondere celermente a qualsiasi esigenza. Riescono a metterti a proprio agio in ogni situazione. Grazie!!!

(Translated by Google) Lara is a guarantee for me, I'm currently on my seventh tattoo done by her (the only one who has ever touched me) on a human level she is a wonderful, super joyful, courteous and fun person who knows how to put people at ease. A great professional who offers personalized advice and a 360-degree experience, she has a light hand and a truly refined and distinctive trait, not a simple tattoo artist but a true artist; as evidenced by the works present in the studio (even the really neat and clean one). I highly recommend, hands down the best in the area!! ♥️ (Original) Lara per me è una garanzia, attualmente sono al settimo tatuaggio eseguito da lei (l’unica che mi abbia mai toccato) a livello umano è una persona meravigliosa super gioiosa, cortese e divertente che sa mettere a proprio agio le persone. Una gran professionista che offre consulenza personalizzata ed una esperienza a 360 gradi, ha la mano leggera ed un tratto davvero curato e distintivo, non una semplice tatuatrice ma una vera artista; a testimonianza i lavori presenti in studio (anche quello davvero curato e pulito). Consiglio vivamente, a mani basse la più brava in zona!! ♥️

(Translated by Google) Lara is a great professional, with a truly unique approach, capable of always putting you at ease. The studio is clean and with attention to the smallest details. Both on a human and technical level, truly top notch. I will definitely go back and recommend everyone to try. (Original) Lara è una grande professionista, con un trattato veramente unico, capace di metterti a tuo agio sempre.Lo studio è pulito e curatissimo nei minimi particolari. Sia a livello umano che tecnico, veramente al top. Sicuramente ci tornerò e consiglio a tutti di provare.

(Translated by Google) 5 stars for Lara but if I could I would give 10!! Professional Empathetic Sweet and very very helpful!!! Thank you Lara 🥰 (Original) 5 Stelle per Lara ma se potessi ne darei 10!! Professionale Empatica Dolce e molto molto disponibile!!! Grazie Lara 🥰

It all started when I was first hungry so I looked for a nearby place to eat something and I randomly found this shop. It looked really cute on the outside and then when I entered I wanted to buy everything, but I only ended up buying a cheap but delicious ice cream. The pastry was amazing, the design was the best thing I ever saw and the workers were super kind. I also drank a coffee which was like adding a cherry on top. Overall, you don't want to miss out this place!

Simply the best, very welcoming staff, delicious ice-cream and sorbet. A little more expensive than the usual place, but that is the usual Orvieto price tag. Our toddler was delighted with the Strawberry but you have to try the Creme Brulé one of the best new ice cream flavours I've ever tried! Cones are nice and crunchy and fresh too.

Their ice cream is excellent: creamy texture and rich flavor. What is even better is their cone - perfect match with their ice cream. Friendly and fast service. I recommend!

My favorite ice cream in the world. Their sorbets are crazy good. Made with real fruit and not too sweet.

The pistacchio I got at the original location in front of the Duomo 25 years ago was a transformative experience. Went there recently with my husband and children and it was exactly as I remembered! One of the best ice creams in Italy - and we have tried tons! Go to the location on the street not the one in front of the Duomo. Spectacular!

Really good! We loved especially Cuba rhum and the coffee one!

Went back for another cone less then two hours later it was just that good! Super friendly lady working, happily translated any flavours we needed help with. Everything we tried was extremely flavourful and natural and there was delicious unique flavours as well as all the usual. 2.50 for a small cone with 3 flavours of creamy deliciousness, what’s not to love?

One of our favorite cafes in Città della Pieve! The staff are so nice, especially Rocco and Melissa! Always smiling and helping us. Delicious cappuccino, Aperol Spritz, sweets and pizza!

What a place! amazing pizza, great desserts and the cafe has pretty interior, l wish every italian village to have such a cute caffe

Unique! Great place to go, mornings or evenings. Always plenty of snacks and cakes to choose from!

Amazing appetizers experience!!! Beautiful place with beautiful people. We took some spritz and cocktail and ordered some food and the waiters brought us this huge "tagliere" with all good stuff,salami ,pasta ,fruits ,bread , what can I say: a must to do while in Città della Pieve! Thank you guys for the unbelievable evening!!!

Gelato is the best quality in town by far!!

Joining the cavalcade of reviewers who enjoyed a delicious tagliere (meats, cheeses, fruit, valerianella) and foccaccia with a delightful glass of Vermentino while sitting outdoors on a glorious Saturday in spring - la vita è veramente bella! Our waiter was attentive and friendly and accommodating. By contrast, his sous-server brought rudeness to a new level. She virtually threw the sleeves containing the silver onto the table, accepted payment without a word or so much as a thank you. Not remotely engaging or welcoming. I’d have fired her on the spot!

Lovely coffee and tea shop, with beautiful cakes and sweets.

One of the best place to eat a proper Hamburger in Città della Pieve, Pizza is awesome and the service is really professional. Homemade pasta and a great beer's choice makes this place really complete. Congrats!

I was a little bit skeptical about this place due to the variety of the menu, but I was happily surprised. Good ambiance, good dishes and good beer. Waitress was a little bit rushed to get the order, maybe because it was late at night.

Really friendly staff and fast service. The four cheese pizza was really good

Cool place, great people, great burger 🍔

Best food and atmosphere.

Good pizza and good service!

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