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Updated • updatedAug 20, 2025
Updated • updatedAug 20, 2025
Spoleto in 5 days
If you only have 5 days to spend in Spoleto, we’ve narrowed down the top places you should check out to get the best experience of your time here.
Spoleto is a hilltop Umbrian town known for its striking mix of Roman, medieval and Renaissance architecture, from the Roman theater and ancient city walls to the Duomo and massive Rocca Albornoziana fortress. Its historic streets, stone stairways and scenic views over the surrounding countryside give it a quiet, atmospheric charm. The city is also famous for the annual Festival dei Due Mondi, which brings international music, dance and theater performances each summer. Nearby trails and olive groves make it a good base for exploring the natural landscape of central Italy.
With favorites like Samurai, Palazzo Collicola Visual Arts, and Osteria Al Bacco Felice, 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 Al 3.0 Bistrot and Ristorante Apollinare so you can get the best taste of Spoleto 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, Association Rocca Albornoziana, 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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•Tony B — Google reviewJustice Q — Google reviewD. D — Google reviewCaroline M — Google reviewAlan H — Google reviewGerald L — Google reviewDror Z — Google review
Spoleto Cathedral
4.7
(7906)
4.5
(2197)
Cathedral
Sights & Landmarks
Church
Churches & Cathedrals
Spoleto Cathedral is a beautifully restored Romanesque-era cathedral featuring a stunning 12th-century mosaic on its facade and vibrant frescoes inside. The city's historic center and surroundings, including the Cathedral, served as the backdrop for the filming of a popular TV series. Additionally, Spoleto boasts an impressive archaeological area with well-preserved Roman monuments that highlight the town's significance during the time of the empire.
I just love walking downhill to this cathedral and how it becomes bigger with every step closer. Even outside decor is to admire. Loved to sit in the shade on cold stone on a hot day in front of it. Interier is white and frescoes above the main altar are dedicated to Mary. Just sit and admire. There are different style side chapels, in one you get a glimpse of even earlier, older church, its walls still standing and some very old frescoes on them.
Rok S — Google review
The square embellished by the cathedral facade is simply mesmerizing ! The center point of Spoleto with Pinturicchio and Filippino Lippi frescoes nested in a late romanic architecture with a 15th century colonnade that add to its gravitas. Spectaculat, imposing, magnificent !
There are two audio guides available. The first audio guide has one headphone set and is immediately visible upon the right hand side after entry into the church.
The second audio guide is at the rear of the building on the left hand side and it has two headphone sets. There are multiple languages to choose from. Cost is €2 for six or so theee to five minute discussion guides on versions aspects of the church, its history and people.
Highly recommend listening to the guide. A lot of information condensed into a short time frame. Of particular interest was the geopolitics and the historical involvement with the Medicis.
Bring €0.50 to pay for the lights at various sections of the church. It will not accept smaller cents or €1 or €2. If you do not have €0.50, the cashier in the bookstore will gladly make you change.
Here there is a letter from St Francis to St Leo which is on the left hand side of the church in an obscure corner of the back room which requires €0.50 to brighten the room. In this room is also a skull and legno painted Sybil’s and saints.
Another highlight is Papa Giovanni Paolo in the right back corner which again can be more visible with the 0.50.
Bookstore lacks statues of the holy family and saints, holy water, and religious relics which are available at most other churches throughout Italy. This was disappointing.
I visit many churches and collect onomasticos for my family and friends. I was hoping to get the baby Michele and raffe for my cousins grandchildren at this visit.
I like to think a lady can never own too many shoes, dresses or holy relics.
I left this cathedral without spending the money which I normally spend in a church but I will gladly give my money to another church in the area.
Definitely worth a visit.
Estimated Time required: 1.30-2 hours
Famous little Umbrian town
Famous for "Don Matteo" - Mario Girotti's TV show
Wondeful square in front of church
Beautiful church
Beautiful Cathedral. So very interesting. The painting by Filippino Lippi, is of course stunning. It draws you in the more you look.
The atmosphere is very tranquil.
We went up the 147 (I think ) steps to the bell tower, it was worth the climb to see the view.
Like all the big churches in Italy, you will be amazed at the art work throughout the building.
This cathedral with a square in front can be reached by going up an elevators set up, not far from a parking lot in Spoleto outskirts. Like many churches across Italy, this is a splendid Romanesque building very much worth a visit not only for prayer and worship. Inside there are magnificent works of art with various paintings, including frescoes by Pinturicchio, mosaics and more.
A truly amazing cathedral with wonderful art and views
Piazza del Duomo, 2, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
7 min · 0.34 mi
2•Rok S — Google reviewJason C — Google reviewCiro V — Google reviewRyan M — Google reviewTomislav V — Google reviewStefano F — Google reviewMassimo L — Google review
Teatro Romano
4.3
(693)
4.0
(155)
Performing arts theater
Concerts & Shows
Theaters
The Teatro Romano is a large, well-preserved Roman theater that often hosts live performances during the summer. It is accessible though the Museo Archeologico, and its hallways are the most authentic part of the theater.
Great site and museum. Still used as a theater. Temporary stage over Roman stage and lighting added.
Raimondo P — Google review
Were there twice but I suck at timing, closed. Anyway you should think wow, this is in good shape. It was reconstructed and they still use it for concert.
But the final point is, that Romans build it 2000 years ago and all we did is added a little cement and as good as new 🤫
Well preserved Roman theatre. A testimony to the ancient Roman character of Spoleto. It was closed when I was there but actually it didn't seem like anything special considering we are in Italy and these things are everywhere. There is limited pay parking on the street nearby. It's a good location to start exploring the city. Parking was 1.50 euro per hour. No car access from 00:00 to 11:00.
Over half of it was rebuilt with modern cement, which is tragic for a 2000 years old construction. Not just that, but when we went there for the visit, there was a 'modern' band making unrecognizable very, very loud noises and we couldn't visit the little that was left untouched by the modern homo sapiens of this century.
The teatro is nice, the museum was just ok, but only 4 euro so not bad.
Nice experience. A tranquil place to admire, with its halls as the most authentic part of the theater.
One of the gems of Spoleto well worth a visit. The theatre is an excellent example of Roman architecture.
The climb up to the centre is quite steep but I would recommend using the escalators which can be found at the back of the town centre near the public parking lot.
Be sure to visit the cathedral and the bridge for some exceptional views of the valley below.
To get the best view you have to visit the museum. From the piazza above, you cannot really see much
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Association Rocca Albornoziana
4.5
(2430)
National museum
Association Rocca Albornoziana is a medieval fortress in Umbria that offers stunning panoramic views of the city. The fortress also houses a modest museum with sculptures and frescoes. Adjacent to the fortress is the Ponte delle Torri, a 13th-century aqueduct connecting Colle Sant'Elia to Monteluco.
Long time ago used to be a roman fort here but was destroyed twice after fall of Rome in the early middle age. Now a fort with amazing view on Spoleto and a very good museum inside that takes you from roman times to renaissance. A must see.
If you happen to visit during weekend (we didnt) you can also climb on tower for even better view.
Rok S — Google review
Fun place to explore. The grounds have spectacular views.
Spoleto is a great city, they make the tourist sites so accessible by providing escalator and moving walkways. We parked at the lower city parking garage and took the escalator to the major sites, then to the base of the Rocca, enjoying not only the interesting courtyards and frescoes, but the Roman aqueduct and the impressive sweeping views of the valley and the town.
Beautiful place and views. Never expected to find these amazing building. Love it. Thankful for the electric stairs. Each corner is a new surprise.
Wonderful place to explore. Rich in history. Much about Pope's summer home and a favorite place of Michelangelo. Long walk up if you don't see where the escalator is.
Beautiful fortress on top of Spoleto to visit. You can come to it by the walking escalators and elevator from the train station. The part I like is the ring road around the fortress. You get a panoramic view of the old city below and the view of the valley on the other side. Before the earthquake a few years ago, you could walk along the Roman aquiduct near the fortress. The Italians love to take strolls and chat along the ring road.
Outstanding collection contained within the impressive fortress. Great vistas over Spoleto and the surrounding region. Highlights of the collection include works by such masters as Nicolo di Liberatore -l’Alunno, Maestro di Cesi along with the spectacular late-14th century fresco cycles depicting scenes of courtly love and knightly adventures in the Camera Pinta and the Sala d’Onore.
Imposing late mediaeval fortress overlooking Spoleto
Piazza Bernardino Campello, 1, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
27 min · 1.4 mi
4•Stephen C — Google reviewLuca — Google reviewPim B — Google reviewMukesh D — Google reviewNabeel A — Google reviewTony B — Google reviewMarlon S — Google review
Ponte delle torri
4.6
(1080)
4.5
(1673)
Bridge
Sights & Landmarks
Ponte delle Torri is a remarkable arched bridge that was built in the 14th century, spanning a steep ravine between two fortresses. This 230-meter-long aqueduct connects Colle Sant'Elia to Monteluco and offers stunning views of Spoleto. The area also features ancient Roman monuments such as the Arch of Drusus and Germanicus, the Roman Temple, and the Ponte Sanguinario.
One of the highest roman aquaduct, over 80m, with bridge next to it, but closed for renovations. Still impresive work od roman construction.
Rok S — Google review
What a beautiful place to walk during the day or night! There is a little bar/ Cafe not far from the entrance to the Rocca. The café has a great view to the valley. Also.. there are escalators and also the underground people mover if you want to save yourself some steps uphill.
Beautiful view. The bridge is amazing and ancient, about 80mt high with two towers on the side. This is also called the " Bridge of suicides". Unfortunately is closed after the sismic movements of the last years and you cannot cross it. Nevertheless absolutely worth a visit.
Pretty bridge and surroundings. Leave after the top escalator and walk around the mountain to get her most easily.
Ponte delle torri is a very strong robust structure which withstood all the tests of time. Right from the times of Romans. And you can see that it is still looking as strong and as valid today as it must have been then. Although it is not in use but it is fully functional even today.
the bridge is closed so can't across to the other part. Is it nice ? yes it is but we don't go there just to have the possibility to take a photo which we can find in the Internet , we need more, However it still deserve a visit.
Nice walk over the bridge and nice view from the fortress
Spoleto, and it's old aqueduct, is really worth a visit. It's very easy to get around and, especially during a sunny winter's day, the view on the surrounding mountains and the valley is amazing. Right now (December 2018) the aqueduct, which is also a bridge, cannot be crossed.
28 min · 1.5 mi
5•Rok S — Google reviewStuart G — Google reviewVincent B — Google reviewHTC G — Google reviewMonica ( — Google reviewStefano S — Google reviewגלית ס — Google review
Torre dell'Olio
4.4
(578)
3.5
(20)
Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Observation Decks & Towers
Located in the northern part of the city, Torre dell'Olio stands as a fascinating historical landmark. This captivating tower played a significant role in defending against invading enemies, as boiling oil would be hurled down from its heights. A testament to ancient warfare tactics, it remains an impressive structure worthy of exploration.
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Antonio B — Google review
Probably the southest tower from Tuscany in Umbria, 😛 for more you need to visit San Gimignano.
One walks by without even noticing it. Useless site only good for historical knowledge
Nice place to see
Beautiful tower !!
bellisimo
Bela
Beautiful
Via Porta Fuga, 23, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
2 min · 0.11 mi
6•Shaun S — Google reviewRune997 — Google reviewKonstantinos C — Google reviewManos M — Google reviewLuca P — Google reviewS. B — Google reviewDomi N — Google review
Ex Chiostro di San Nicolò
4.5
(389)
4.0
(14)
Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
Churches & Cathedrals
In November 2018, I participated in a full-day seminar at the Complesso monumentale di San Nicolò. This historic venue located in the European Union boasts a charming and well-preserved main conference room. Additionally, its supplementary rooms serve excellently for additional working group sessions or even coffee breaks. With internal parking space sufficient for over ten vehicles, it is conveniently accessible to attendees.
I attended a E.U. full day seminar in November 2018 in the main conference room. It is very characteristic and well restored. The additional rooms are very useful for additional working group sessions or coffee breaks. Internal parking available for more than 10 vehicles.
Gianmario G — Google review
Walked here in Sept 24. Very closed, scaffolding and looks to be being renovated.
Very historic place, full of atmosphere
Nice place for meetings and seminars.
Fine restored momument
(Translated by Google) Splendid, well-restored complex in a town recognized as a UNESCO heritage site. Spoleto is worth a visit.
(Original)
Splendido complesso ben restaurato in una cittadina riconosciuta patrimonio dell'UNESCO. Spoleto merita una visita.
(Translated by Google) Visited during the festival. Very beautiful and welcoming. Absolutely worth seeing.
(Original)
Visitato durante il festival. Molto bello e accogliente. Assolutamente da vedere
(Translated by Google) The former Gothic church of San Nicolò was built in 1304 together with the Augustinian monastery, one of the major centers of culture in the city of Spoleto until the 17th century. In 1767 it was abandoned by the monks due to the earthquake and over the years used for different purposes. Currently, thanks to the recent restoration, it has been used for conference and exhibition purposes.
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L’ex chiesa gotica di San Nicolò fu eretta nel 1304 assieme al monastero agostiniano, uno dei maggiori centri della cultura della città di Spoleto fino al XVII secolo. Nel 1767 fu abbandonato dai monaci a causa del terremoto e nel corso degli anni utilizzato per usi differenti. Attualmente, grazie al recente restauro, è stato adibito ad uso congressuale ed espositivo.
Via Gregorio Elladio, 10, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
6 min · 0.33 mi
7•Scot S — Google reviewDAVID S — Google reviewD M — Google reviewThuy L — Google reviewLauren D — Google reviewRamadan A — Google reviewFrancesca S — Google review
San Gregorio Maggiore
4.6
(441)
4.5
(81)
Catholic church
Sights & Landmarks
Church
Churches & Cathedrals
San Gregorio Maggiore is a fascinating blend of classic and contemporary art in Spoleto, Italy. The town boasts an extraordinary mix of old and new, with important works of art from renowned artists exhibited throughout the area. Notable sculptures from the 20th century can still be seen today, including pieces by Alexander Calder, Lynn Chadwick, Pietro Consagra, Nino Franchina, Leoncillo Leonardi, Beverly Pepper, and Arnaldo Pomodoro.
The oldest church in Spoleto, probably most worth exploring. There is an older one outside of town under UNESCO heritage.
Lovely frescoes and fascinating raw stone construction.
Rok S — Google review
I think this is one of the most beautiful churches in Spoleto. I’m not much for the baroque style of churches but prefer this one, which is more gothic or Romanesque. It is simple, very old, yet spectacular. Especially down in the crypt. Don’t miss this church when in Spoleto. A must see.
Beautiful interior with a wide range of interesting frescoes.
A quiet space to enjoy the peace.
Nice place
Must stop by this church when in Spoleto.
T 55
Bellaaa
P.za Giuseppe Garibaldi, 34, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
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Where to eat
Under a 1-minute walk from Torre dell'Olio, here are a few close by recommendations for when you get hungry exploring around.
Al 3.0 Bistrot
4.5
(323)
4.5
(351)
affordable
Bistro
Al 3.0 Bistrot is a charming dining spot located in the heart of Spoleto, offering a unique and delightful experience. The bistro boasts a cozy and quirky interior with both indoor and outdoor seating options, providing an intimate atmosphere for diners. Guests can enjoy a wide selection of wines, craft beers, and champagnes carefully curated by the owner, Valentina.
Stopped by/climbing to city centre for a wine & dine. Quiet night and chef & staff accommodated my tomato allergy with custom cooking cheese & oil added mushroom and basil to my pasta, I hope they try it themselves ;) thank you for the excellent dinner and service. Also has wine for retail sale, accessible restrooms.
Tammy O — Google review
Truly a special little restaurant. I'm a food and wine guide in Rome but love to come to these small towns to have a little variance in my diet. The food here is cooked with love and care. Fresh herbs decorate the cooking space and you can see the family team making the food in their little kitchen. It feels like being in someone's home. It was a cold night but the restaurant was cozy, just a few tables, and everyone that came in seemed to be known by the family owners. Beautifully decorated and lovely staff. The food was very, very good.
Honestly, one of the best dining experiences of my life. The restaurant had a small quirky interior, the friendliest staff ever and food that was out of this world... We ended up with a table on a mezzanine, almost like our own private dining room overlooking the rest of the venue! It was also a bargain considering how great the food was.
A high point was when one of the customers, obviously a friend of the proprietors, started playing the piano beautifully.
Would go back again in a shot. Amazing. They also offered us complimentary amaro at the end and lovely meaningful chats.
Cosy place, full of happy and friendly people. I have a nice time there.
If you want to have a nice lunch in a small bistro at a very reasonable price with good service in a nice and fun atmosphere you definitely should go to Al 3.0 in Spoleto
Great place, great people, great food, great wine... highly recommended!
It was a holiday and they were very busy, so maybe it was just an off-day, but for us the food was disappointing. Tagliere was overwhelmingly meat heavy with no preserves, olives, fruits, or other sides, and no description of the meats or cheese was provided by the waiter. The strangozzi con porcini were undercooked and while the flavor was good, there were almost no mushrooms in it. Service was also super slow, but again, it was a holiday and the server was still very nice. Maybe you’ll have a better experience!
Amazing little bistro which as soon as you enter feels like you're in a different world. Many different beers, wines and champagnes to taste. A variety of foods from sharing platters to salad and soup. Valentina does a great job serving everybody on her own and making you feel special and providing an individual service to your needs. A must visit in Spoleto.
Via Porta Fuga, 41, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
Ristorante Apollinare
4.6
(566)
4.5
(1506)
expensive
Restaurant
Apollinare offers stylishly plated, contemporary Umbrian tasting menus in a cozy space with timber-beamed ceilings. The restaurant is located in a former convent with rough stone walls and wooden beams, creating a wonderfully intimate and comfortable dining atmosphere. The menu features homemade pastas done well, along with creatively twisted dishes like the outstanding caramella antipasto filled with melted cacciatina cheese, Parmesan, and truffle.
Spectacular service (and food!)
An absolute must try in Spoleto if you’re into “finer” dining.
The food is representative of the local Umbrian cuisine with a bit of a twist, and the staff are very knowledgeable and very professional.
James G — Google review
4.4/5 (5/5 food; 3/5 service; 5/5 atmosphere). Was attracted to this place thanks to the michelin guide. We came for dinner with my wife. Whilst it started off quite awkwardly, it did get better thanks to the food. We came in twice into the restaurant - first we thiught maybe it was closed, nobody was there, no staff or people. So we walked around came back and still no one there but it was already 8pm. We walked all the way in the kitchen, where we met the chef! Who then said someone body would meet us till finally staff came and mentioned that we should have gone through the other way...anway not a great start.
We opted to sit inside where aircon was on as it was super hot, and so did a few other guests later on. We ordered and absolutely the food was great. Good ingredients, including the amuse bouche. Each plate was certainly carefully thought through and presented, including the desert. The wine list was extensive and including a good variety. Although again service was awkward - i asked for the difference between 2 bottles (the years were very different) the waiter mentioned she would call the sommelier, who then came and blurted out just the 2 years. No explanation - just said the 2 years as if those were the only ones available. As we already had an awkward encounter i just picked one. I could hear then inside the kitchen, the waiter yelling at the sommelier saying that I wanted an explanation...anyway the wine was delicious.
Waiting time is extremely long. We came in at 8 and left at 11pm (2 appetizers 2 mains and 2 deserts), but prices were very fair
Atmosphere was good! The inside was well decorated, beautiful interiore and included an beautiful patio in case people wanted to stay outside. Despite awkward service we had a great night!
The restaurant is beautifully decorated, with a warm and inviting atmosphere. The food? Simply amazing! Every dish is presented with such care—it’s a feast for the eyes as much as the palate. From the very first bite of the crusted cod to the last, it was nothing short of WOW. A truly memorable dining experience.
Very good restaurant! The food was very tasty and the plates were so beautiful. The service was great and the waiters were very kind. It’s definitely worth a visit if you come to Spoleto. We recommend the chocolate sphere for the dessert, it was super good!
Excellent restaurant with great value. For superb three course menu and very good wine we paid 135 euro. Top service and beautiful ambiente. I was here with my wife on a saturday evening.
Delicious, beautifully presented food brought by a dynamic staff which ensures impeccable service. The decor and setting makes it an even more lovely experience. The food was outstandingly crafted, and the fillet of beef especially was unforgettably good.
Amazing food experience. Chef Giuseppe and his lovely wife Gloria, supported by a dynamic and high level staff, are able to mix flavours and tastes from alla across Italy into fabulous creations definitely deserving the chance to pay this restaurant a visit. Apollinaire provides a great ratio between food quality and price. We enjoyed the generous wine choice and the quality ofte service provided. If planning to visit Spoleto, this restaurant is a must do!
Great food
Fantastic service
Excellent plate appearance
Wish the music was Italian for more local vibe ;)
Via Sant'Agata, 14, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
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Ristorante Bar Canasta Adelmo
4.3
(521)
3.9
(248)
affordable
Restaurant
Located near the ancient theatre, Ristorante Bar Canasta is a charming old cafe and restaurant offering authentic espresso and traditional cuisine. Visitors can enjoy stunning views of Teatro Romano while savoring their meals. The restaurant's location makes it a popular spot for locals and tourists alike. While the food is tasty, some find it to be slightly overpriced, with portions being on the smaller side. However, the friendly and professional service adds to the overall experience.
This is a great simple neighborhood restaurant! Don’t expect too much English here, but do expect a big smile and wonderfully Italian meal! We came here because of their focus on seafood. We weren’t disappointed. The swordfish was wonderfully grilled. The pasta seafood dish was amazing! Highly recommend this venue!
Ray M — Google review
The restaurant is located in a popular point. The food tastes good as usual, nothing special though. However, it is a bit expensive. Service is friendly and professional. I felt that the food was little less in amount.
Excellent service, good menu with so many options, sea salad and sea bass where so delicious , one hiden gem on Spoleto
Inside area has a beautiful view of the roman amphitheater, love it !
Great food, nice atmosphere and friendly staff. The Vegetarian Antipasti is just wonderful. Also the Risotto with Taleggio & Truffle - culinary heaven.
Good food and service and a great location the only problem is that the portions are a bit small, still a 5/5
Excellent restaurant. Good food and welcoming host. Particularly strong on seafood, which is rare in this town. I'd have gone back the following night if they'd been open.
I asked for a dessert, there was nothing visible in the bar except for chocolates so the owner offered a 'tiramisu'. Great I accepted but got nothing of the sort. I was unfortunately served whipped cream from a spray can with milk chocolate powder on top. The owner couldn't care less.
Had excellent truffle risotto and caprese salad. Attentive staff
Piazza della Libertà, 14, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
Ganzo
4.4
(434)
4.0
(67)
affordable
Restaurant
Ganzo is a hidden gem in Spoleto, offering a delightful dining experience off the beaten track. The outdoor restaurant provides a well-kept atmosphere with comfortable seating options. The menu boasts a wide selection of delicious food, including fantastic pizza, salads, burgers, and meat dishes. The attentive staff ensures personalized service and creates a relaxed environment for guests to enjoy their evening.
Great food and great service. Laid back place and the kids could run around while the adults had some beverages! Loved the bistecca and the pizzas are excellent!
Riccardo A — Google review
This is a great family place. Many food options.
This is a very family/ teenage friends restaurant. Seating is outside. Food is good.
Great meat and wonderful ambiance. Best place in Spoleto
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(Translated by Google) Local meeting place restaurant pizzeria self service and everything else all together; brilliant idea in the center of Spoleto. A continuous coming and going of people who come in to drink or eat or do both; many small islands each offering something good for a fee. We ate fried food and good pinsa with red draft beer. All in the midst of many boys and girls in total tranquility.
(Original)
Locale ritrovo ristorante pizzeria self service e quant'altro tutto assieme; idea geniale nel centro di Spoleto. Un via vai continuo di persone che entrano per bere o per mangiare o fare entrambe le cose; tante piccole isole ognuna che offre a pagamento qualcosa di buono. Abbiamo mangiato fritti e buona pinsa con birra rossa spillata. Il tutto in mezzo a tanti ragazzi e ragazze in totale tranquillità.
(Translated by Google) The atmosphere is beautiful, with many stands offering a variety of food and drinks. It's a great place to spend an evening with friends. I recommend the Argentinean asado sandwich.
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Ambiente bellissimo, c'è la presenza di molti stand per cibi e bevande di diverso tipo. Ottimo per passare serate in compagnia. Consiglio il panino con Asado argentino.
P.za Giuseppe Garibaldi, 31, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
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Day 2
West side of town
For day 2, we recommend exploring the west side side of town. Start the day off with Bosco Sacro di Monteluco, then wind down and take it easy by the time you get to Casa Romana - Spoleto. All together, your day would be filled with about 7 hours of non-stop fun.
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Bosco Sacro di Monteluco
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4.5
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Nature preserve
Nature & Parks
Sacred & Religious Sites
Gardens
Lookouts
Bosco Sacro di Monteluco is a serene and enchanting forest located atop the Italian mountain of Monteluco. It is easily accessible by foot or car, offering a brief walk through ancient churches and ruins before reaching the summit. The sacred wood consists of intact secular ilex trees that have been protected since Roman times. Visitors are captivated by the breathtaking scenery and unspoiled nature, as well as the panoramic views overlooking Spoleto and its surrounding valleys.
I was truly enchanted by the breathtaking forest atop the Italian mountain. The serene atmosphere, rich biodiversity, and sweeping vistas left me in awe. Exploring the well-maintained trails while surrounded by the beauty of nature was an unforgettable experience. The mix of pine and deciduous trees created a captivating tapestry of colors. If you're a nature enthusiast, this mountain forest is an absolute must-visit.
Kiko O — Google review
So prayerful and peaceful. Lovely cafe as you go in. Great views and beautiful places to be peaceful.
Quiet with great views from the edge of the woods
Lovely walk through the woods up the hill from Spoleto. We'll worth it for the great views.
Peace and quiet for contemplation. This ancient forest fills you with energy. A great place for restoring the soul. The monastery in the whereabouts is worth visiting too.
Great views. Loose gravel take care walking around.
A beautiful wood made special for its history and importance to Italy's biodiversity.
Relaxing forest with all you need for a day trip: nature, restrooms, wonderful sights, and even a BBQ small restaurant nearby!
11 min · 4.4 mi
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Church of San Pietro
4.6
(126)
4.5
(75)
Catholic church
Sights & Landmarks
Churches & Cathedrals
The Church of San Pietro Extra Moenia was built in a cemetery area used for burying bishops since the 7th century. It has undergone several renovations, with its current appearance dating back to the 12th and 13th centuries. The facade is adorned with decorative designs, creating a unique Romanesque style with Renaissance elegance.
You visit for the amazing Romanesque facade. The carving is as good as Orvieto Duomo
Paul M — Google review
Interesting facade, but inside is a bit plain compared to most other churches here
Lovely Spiritual center for faithfuls in Spoleto
(Translated by Google) Used as a burial place for the bishops of the city of Spoleto. The Romanesque façade with three rose windows; the central one with the symbols of four evangelists. Three portals among which you can admire the stupendous bas-reliefs arranged in panels with sculptures of rare quality representing scenes from the life of the apostle Peter and also episodes taken from medieval bestiaries and fables. The three-nave interior with Baroque-style apses and pillars supporting round arches preserves several paintings dating back to the 16th century. The church located a short distance from the center is certainly worth a visit.
(Original)
Utilizzata come luogo di sepoltura per i vescovi della città di Spoleto. La facciata romanica con tre rosoni; il centrale con i simboli di quattro evangelisti. Tre portali tra i quali si possono ammirare i stupendi bassorilievi disposti a pannelli con sculture di rara qualità rappresentanti scene di vita dell'apostolo Pietro e inoltre episodi tratti dai bestiari e favole medievali. L'interno a tre navate con le absidi in stile barocco e pilastri che sorreggono archi a tutto sesto conserva diverse tele risalenti al XVI sec. La chiesa situata a poca distanza dal centro vale sicuramente una visita.
(Translated by Google) From the slopes of Monteluco, on a hill already known since the seventh century BC. as a place of peace used as a burial place, this stupendous church turns its languid gaze to the city of Spoleto.
As you would for an interesting book, let yourself be carried away by reading its wonderful high reliefs which, from the spectacular façade, tell stories of the holy apostle and medieval tales.
(Original)
Dalle falde del Monteluco, su un poggio già noto dal settimo secolo a.C. quale luogo di pace adibito a sepoltura, questa stupenda chiesa volge il suo sguardo languido alla città di Spoleto.
Come fareste per un interessante libro, lasciatevi trasportare dalla lettura dei suoi meravigliosi altorilievi che, dalla scenografica facciata, raccontano storie del santo apostolo e novelle medievali.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful church on the outskirts of Spoleto, it was built as a cemetery for the bishops, in Romanesque style, located on a hill.
(Original)
Bellissima chiesa alla periferia di Spoleto , venne costruita come luogo cimiteriale per i vescovi , stile romanico , situata in un colle .
(Translated by Google) The façade is a compendium of symbols represented by medieval reliefs. The interior was completely rebuilt in a much later period.
The view of Spoleto and the Rocca Albornoz is beautiful.
(Original)
La facciata è un compendio di simboli rappresentati da rilievi di epoca medievale. L'interno è stato completamente ricostruito in epoca decisamente successiva.
Bellissimo il panorama su Spoleto e sulla Rocca Albornoz.
(Translated by Google) Magnificent location and a beautiful exterior in typical Spoleto Romanesque style, enriched with very interesting friezes and decorations.
Unfortunately, the interior was renovated in the Baroque period and is not as beautiful as the exterior.
(Original)
Posizione magnifica ed esterno in tipico romanico Spoletino bellissimo arricchito con fregi e decorazioni molto interessanti.
L'intero purtroppo è stato rivisto in epoca barocca e non è pari all'esterno
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Spoletosfera
4.2
(305)
4.0
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Exhibit
Sights & Landmarks
Landmark
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Spoletosfera is a must-see destination with its rich historical and artistic heritage. A guided tour of the city offers insights into its Roman Theatre, showcasing the grandeur of Roman civilization dating back to the 1st century BC. Strolling through medieval streets reveals characteristic spots and breathtaking panoramas. The geodesic architecture of Spoletosfera, a gift from Richard Buckminster Fuller, adds to the town's charm.
Very convenient and spacious parking with a good access to Spoleta town centre (piazza della liberta)
George P — Google review
Spoleto is an amazing town, and absolutely worth a visit. Sadly, due to not so recent earthquakes and the notorious Italian mismanagement, some locations feel abandoned. As of December 2018 this piece of art looks more like part of a construction site.
Great service, beautiful atmosphere and they have Cuban Rums
Gotta love Bucky Fuller!!!!!
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(Translated by Google) This is a multi-story underground parking lot. It is equipped with elevators and escalators. It's an excellent option for those wishing to reach Spoleto's historic center.
(Original)
Si tratta di un parcheggio multipiano interrato. È attrezzato con ascensori e scale mobili. Ottima soluzione per chi desidera recarsi nel centro storico di spoleto.
(Translated by Google) Convenient parking, easy to get to, and connected to Spoleto city center via a moving walkway. The restrooms are always clean and well-maintained.
(Original)
Parcheggio comodo, ben raggiungibile e connesso al centro di Spoleto con un percorso di tapis roulant. I bagni sono sempre puliti e ben tenuti.
(Translated by Google) Strategic indoor parking, from here you can take the escalators directly to the city center. A bit pricey.
(Original)
Parcheggio strategico al coperto, da qui si prendono direttamente le scale mobili che arrivano in centro città. Un po' caro
9 min · 0.44 mi
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Fontana del mascherone
4.6
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4.0
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Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Fountains
When visiting Fontana del mascherone, it's best to explore on foot and dress comfortably. In warmer weather, don a hat or sunglasses for sun protection, while colder seasons call for anoraks and warm hats. The fountain is known for its beautiful design and very cold water, adding another lovely detail to the already gorgeous surroundings.
Just another lovely detail in this gorgeous place.
A C — Google review
They call this fountain BIG MASK, from 17th century. On hot days you can quench your thirst from the fountain's water.
Definitely place to visit before you continue to explore Spello.
Beautiful.
Very cold water 💦
(Translated by Google) Drink traveler!
In the same Piazza Campello there is the fountain (17th-18th century) which is one of the most characteristic of the city and is called by the people of Spoleto simply “Il Mascherone”, because of the imposing mask with the features of a man and a feline, crowned with laurel, from whose mouth comes out the strong jet of water that then pours into the basins placed on three different levels. It represents, perhaps, a pagan deity and an inscription informs of a restoration carried out in 1736 on the aedicule that frames the basin and the mask, which are instead from the seventeenth century. Dating back to 1600, it bears an inscription dedicated to Pope Clement XII. On the right there is another small fountain that bears the inscription BIBE VIATOR, an invitation to quench one's thirst at its very fresh waters addressed to the traveler.
(Original)
Bevi viaggiatore!
Nella stessa piazza Campello c’è La fontana (sec. XVII-XVIII) che è una delle più caratteristiche della città ed è chiamata dagli spoletini semplicemente “Il Mascherone”, per via della imponente maschera dai tratti somatici di uomo e di felino, coronata di alloro, dalla cui bocca fuoriesce il forte getto d’acqua che poi si riversa nelle vasche poste a tre livelli differenti.. Rappresenta, forse, una divinità pagana ed un’iscrizione informa di un restauro effettuato nel 1736 all’edicola che incornicia la vasca e la maschera, le quali sono invece seicentesche. Risalente al 1600, riporta un'iscrizione dedicata a Papa Clemente XII. Sulla destra vi è un’altra piccola fontanella che reca l’iscrizione BIBE VIATOR, un invito a dissetarsi alle sue freschissime acque rivolto al viaggiatore.
(Translated by Google) August 19, 2025
Walking in Spoleto, you always find something: a monumental corner, clear water, even if poured by a thug! From here, it's a five-minute walk to the Ponte delle Torri or a climb up to the Rocca Albornoziana.
(Original)
19/08/25
cammini a Spoleto e qualcosa trovi sempre, un angolo monumentale, acqua limpida anche se versata da un brutto ceffo! Da qui in cinque minuti al Ponte delle Torri oppure salita alla Rocca Albornoziana.
(Translated by Google) The fountain is located in the upper part of the old town, right at the entrance to the Rocca.
(Original)
Fontanna położona w górnej części starego miasta tuż przy wejściu do Rocca.
2 min · 0.11 mi
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Casa Romana - Spoleto
4.2
(194)
4.0
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Museum
Historical landmark
History Museums
Casa Romana in Spoleto is currently showcasing the installation of Pauline and her Double, featuring two works by Vettor Pisani. The artist's unconventional approach to art in the 1970s was influenced by myth, magic, and religious beliefs. His interest in Greek and Roman history is evident in his creations. The Roman House itself dates back to the early imperial age and features frescoes, mosaics, and masonry from the first century AD.
Original roman house in Spoleto. You can admire mosaics and how the rooms were spaced out. It was a wealthy family home.
Rok S — Google review
Interesting site. The cistern under the main room is impressive! A flyer with more information about or maybe a TV video display would help to understand better the place. Worth with the Spoleto Ticket!
Small Roman Town House in Spoleto. €3 each. With gift shop. In and out in a few minutes. Well preserved.
We've visited MANY Roman residential sites all over Europe. This is located under the medieval town hall. Doesn't matter. It really is a poor display. Tessellated floors are seriously ORDINARY. NO ambience. Minimal information. Honestly, nothing to see here. Use your money to buy a gelato. Sorry to be negative but this isn't worth visiting.
Loved this place and the town. Amazingly interesting and peaceful .
Not worth it if you are looking for fancy things. Very simple cave inside
Amazing tile work floors very well preserved.
Underwhelming. Not much to see. :(
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When you need a food break from visiting all the attractions today, these fan favorite restaurants are about a 1-minute walk away from Casa Romana - Spoleto.
Ristorante La Barcaccia
4.3
(770)
4.0
(494)
affordable
Restaurant
Italian restaurant
Ristorante La Barcaccia is a charming and cozy family-run restaurant located in a quiet cul-de-sac, offering a warm and hospitable atmosphere. The decor adds to the overall appeal of the place. However, it's the food that steals the show here, redefining Italian pasta with its exceptional flavors. Situated just off Piazza Mercato, this simple yet excellent Umbrian eatery boasts friendly service and a short but impressive wine selection at reasonable prices.
La Barcaccia is a very beautiful and comfortable restaurant, from the moment you see the restaurants immediate location in a quiet cul-de-sac you start to understand the experience you will have.
This is a local family run restaurant that delivers a great experience with the staff being very welcoming and hospitable, before seeing the lovely decor. However the food is the only thing that upstages both of these elements, with my taste buds being re-educated in what great Italian pasta is. This region is famous for truffles and this was had with a pasta so fresh and springy that was well enjoyed.
The dishes had were washed back with some locally produced wine from the region, before experiencing a flan local to the area that had a solid yet wobbly form that was so light in texture with a subtle and sweet taste. After finishing the courses I was beyond satisfied feeling happy and comfortable, refuelled and ready to continue my adventure around the beautiful Spoleto.
Jason J — Google review
Birthday Dinner for 4 in this lovely restaurant, local meats & cheese, pastas dishes of course Strangozzi with truffles and wine. Beautiful Interior painted walls, multiple dining areas, excellent service by Luigi and his family.
Overall is good, this restaurant running by one local family, we ordered one set menu 25 euro, pasta is good, I ordered sausage 14€ , little bit salty and very little portion. The rest is fine
Excellent and good value daily menu, delicious antipasti, yummy pasta, great wine, lovely art on the wall, nice host. Great find!
The Desert and the smile of the owner have saved the review. DO NOT recommend Lamb battered as there is no meat there just the bread crumbles and you pay 16€ for that. Good panacota with strawberries.
Not pretentious. Good food. Great family style service.
Simple restaurant serving excellent Umbrian food just off Piazza Mercato. Family run and very friendly people. Short wine list but excellent wines with very reasonable prices. We use it regularly as a lunch stop after a morning in Spoleto. Highly recommended.
Good quality and good price, very appropriate for young people, genuine and familiar. If you are looking for a more “charming” place and a high level service, then this is not the right place, still quality is served.
Piazza Fratelli Bandiera, 3, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
Osteria Al Bacco Felice
4.0
(695)
3.5
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affordable
Italian restaurant
Restaurant
Osteria Al Bacco Felice Ristorante is a charming spot that offers a delightful dining experience. The restaurant boasts an extensive menu featuring homemade pasta and flavorful sauces that are simply divine. The professional service and amazing food make it a must-visit for lunch or dinner. With its reasonable prices, this place comes highly recommended for those looking to indulge in authentic Italian cuisine.
Very good food, very good service. An excellent place to sit and eat with your friends after a piano concert or just when you are hungry.
Spiros K — Google review
Al Bacco, another cliché of Italian service. Squeezing a lemon in the hope that the patrons mistake it for honey! The outside tables are set on a pleasant “sidewalk”. There are insufficient waitrons who spin like hamsters and achieve as much! Non of them speak English and their impatience with the diners is made unpleasantly obvious despite the many English speaking diners at the Osteria. One waitron, in particular, would have been more comfortable tending to his sty than the diners on the sidewalk. He would not have been out of place on the set of Deliverance! I digress, the extensive menu has a great selection of pasta and meats. The lamb scottodito was well accompanied by a portion of cicoria. Sadly, no franciacorta available despite it featuring boldly on the wine list. General feeling of the whole place barely keeping it together, on all fronts.
Delicious wild boar 🐗 big portion; very nice wine and service! We would definitely go back. Good value for money.
My wife had the veal steack which she really liked :-)
Horrible service. They wouldnt sit us because we didnt have reservations. So, I went outside, made a reservation online and went back in and told them I had reservations. They sat us but were clearly annoyed. This is even though the restaurant was never more than 2/3 full.
Service was extremely slow, they brought things out at different times, etc. Further, food was average, at best. Not very tasty. Major disappointment.
We stopped off for a coffee and a pastry, 2 hours later and a beautiful lunch, we had to go back to the hotel for a sleep. We walked in to have a quick cup of coffee, must have seen around 15 locals coming in and buying pasta (Nona's, not the blocks !). We asked a question about their pasta, homemade off course, well we decided to sample it. WOW, their menu, pasta and flavours of their sauces, were simply divine! A MUST DO for lunch or dinner. The Owners son was a gentlemen to my elderly Mum and Dad, a big thanks for the memory
Osteria Al Bacco Felice has an excellent location, few meters from Spoleto's Cathedral square, and a pleasant setting, even though it can be noisy when full, as happened on both my visits! The restaurant has a very large menu of mostly local and traditional food, with a fair level of cuisine and reasonably priced. Service is friendly even if sometimes a bit confusing for the large number of tables.
Not a sophisticated restaurant but a good choice for a decent, fairly priced meal in a very central position!
Average. Starters were more than okay but the primi piati was quite awful, do not take the tortellini in brodo. Price/quality wise also quite expensive for a normal Italian restaurant.
Very good place for pasta
Via Aurelio Saffi, 24, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
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Pizzeria San Pietro
4.3
(496)
3.5
(92)
cheap
Pizza restaurant
The Pizzeria San Pietro, situated just outside the city walls, is a historic church built in the 5th century. Although its interior underwent a transformation in the 17th century, it is renowned for its stunning facade adorned with reliefs and cosmatesque motifs. This charming pizzeria offers an extensive menu with numerous options for delectable thin and crispy pizzas. The variety of toppings available are so vast that they span multiple pages.
Delicious pizza and friendly staff. Affordable price. Highly recommend.
David — Google review
Perfect spot. Good italian food. 5 pages of pizza et great place
Wonderful place for anyone who appreciates simple Italian food 👍🏻
Not just pizza. Large choice of meat and pasta.
Tasty food, reasonably priced, good service, nice location in the woods.
Popular among the locals
At weekends a reservation may be needed.
Amazing thin and crispy pizzas with a menu, pages long over different toppings! Free limoncello or grappa at the end. It's also amazing value!
Located behind San Pietro church, it is accessed by its own little uphill dirt track. Super pizzas and lamb skewers we had were also very good.
Service was friendly and happy, with limomcello on the house after meal.
Good vibe. Menu (and our server) spoke in English, which was very helpful for us anglo-phones.
We wanted to avoid the complications of parking and ztl zones in Spoleto so we drove here instead. Great for a fuss-free dinner, and mostly locals seem to come around. I can't quite figure out what the location is, as I've seen signs for "reception" and the menus have English descriptions.
Hefty-sized pizzas and about five pages worth of choices. The roasted meat skewer tended a little on the dry side but still tasty. The lovely waitress gave us some grappa and limoncello after dinner as part of the meal. Basically a good place to go if you're looking for good wood fired pizza at relatively good prices.
Beware the Google directions to this place though, as it brings you to the Chiesa San Pietro (mind which has an excellent view of Spoleto fortress at night), but the pizza place is on a back road behind the church, which you can see if you're on a satellite view and kind of follow it by eye rather than map. Parking spaces are limited.
A very lovely place with a special atmosphere, tasty food and affordable prices. Definitely recommended!
Località S. Pietro, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
Il Tempio Del Gusto
4.6
(1112)
4.5
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expensive
Restaurant
Italian restaurant
Located in a medieval building, Il Tempio Del Gusto offers innovative Umbrian cuisine and boasts an extensive wine cellar. The trattoria is highly recommended for its traditional Umbrian dishes such as spaghetti carbonara, saffron risotto, and roasted duck. Visitors can also enjoy a plate of cured meats, pecorino cheese, toasted breads, and a variety of olive oils - a must-try when visiting Spoleto.
What an absolutely wonderful little restaurant. We opted for the outside tables on the small patio out back. Kind of wish we had selected inside instead since the small areas inside are so intimate and cool looking. Either way, it is the food we were here for and it did not disappoint in any way. I hate to admit, that since this was a long lunch to celebrate our friend’s anniversary, I forgot to take a photo of the menu and now can not find the receipt to know exactly what we had or what the photos are all of. The one pasta with the small egg yoke in the middle is a pasta carbonara, and it was amazing. As you stir the pasta the egg cooks, giving a unique freshness. Of course the red tomato pasta is a traditional pasta, but the flavor was outstanding. Appetizers were a savory cannoli that just burst with flavor. The most unique item was a cheese stuffed squash blossom. Everything that passed our lips was unique and bursting with flavors. Servings are not American huge, instead they are Italian tasteful. Plenty to eat and still feel good. The restaurant also has an excellent wine cellar with local selections. We had a bottle of local white that was perfect for the meal and not too expensive at all. This is a perfect special occasion restaurant and not to be missed when visiting Spoleto.
Ralph B — Google review
Delicious food and beautiful presentation. The service is perfect and the staff kind and caring. A real must is the risotto with red prawn tartare and scallops with truffles
We had a truly spectacular meal here. Everything was memorable from the service, the atmosphere and most importantly the food. Incredible presentation and everything was absolutely delicious. The cigar tiramisu was excellent and the most creative dessert I’ve ever had. Don’t miss it when in Spoleto.
Creative cuisine filled with flavor. Definetly one if the most delicious experiences in our entire trip. Service and wine were also on top!
Had a wonderful experience at this restaurant. The ambience, food and service were all excellent and a real pleasure. Had several special requests and dietary restrictions which were all addressed and accepted without a problem. Was a great and imaginative menu and I was quite satisfied with the experience. Will definately return and recommend to others!!!
Having walked a little around town we circled back to this fabulous little restaurant. The Umbrian menu was superb; prepared with real creativity and flair, and served by the most attentive staff. All in all, this was a superb experience. Our best meal in Umbria over the six days we've been here.
Walked in for lunch without reservations, had the Umbrian Chefs multi course lunch full of local flavors, well prepared dishes and excellent service-even one dish served by the Chef-and of course wine 🍷. Thanks to the team for a great experience!
Ladies, note the shelved table at the end of the dining table, is for your purse!
Friendly staff and good food, certainly recommended place! We were a large group and the staff handled all personal requests very fluently.
Via Arco di Druso, 11, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
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Day 3
Proximity is everything
For day 3, we bundled attractions like Palazzo Collicola Visual Arts and Fondazione Festival dei Due Mondi and other places within a close range, so that the time it takes to travel between all of them is less than one hour. Combined with the average time people spend there, your day should take about 7 hours.
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Palazzo Collicola Visual Arts
4.3
(403)
4.0
(79)
Museum
Art Museums
Palazzo Collicola Visual Arts is a hub for exhibitions, installations, workshops, and meetings that aim to create connections between six different venues in Spoleto. The venue hosts various exhibitions including solo shows by Flavio Favelli and Gabriele Donati, a group exhibition featuring emerging contemporary artists, and an exhibition dedicated to paintings on stone, copper, and glass surfaces.
An excellent museum where one can see contemporary art as well as more classical art. You can also just sit (or lie down) on the first floor and just read your book while sitting among art work. A must for any art lover.
Spiros K — Google review
Nice permanent collection of 20th century art organized be decades. When I visited this week they had a marvelous William Kentridge exhibition, and carefully placed in rooms with Renaissance paintings was really amazing
Outstanding collection of postwar art in the exhibition spaces of the Museo Caradente. The building itself is an architectural masterpiece and is complemented by a visit to the galleries on the Piano Nobile. Here, the historical rooms provide a beautiful backdrop to the artworks ranging from the Renaissance until today. A very satisfying museum.
Modern art museum inside 18th century palace. A permanent collection gives an overview of modernism in Italy with a focus on the important place of Spoleto and its competitive art exhibitions during the 1960s. A highlight is the room dedicated to the 1962 "Sculture in the City" experimental public art exhibition in Spoleto. Temporary exhibitiona are installed in the original 18th century noble apartments that still have their wall treatments, some furnishings, and paintings from the 17th to the 19th centuries.
Art at its best. If in Spoleto , One must absolutely visit the exhibitions hosted in this ancient Palazzo which was once the home of the Collicola family.
The spot to check out in Spoleto for later 20th century and contemporary art. Surprising number of Calders and full room done by Sol LeWitt.
Lovely building with frescoes, mid range paintings etc. Enormous private collection of artist catalogues. Modern art exhibition.
It is not opened until 13:00 we didn’t go in at 12:45 and had to skip exposition
Piazza Collicola, 1, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
2 min · 500 ft
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Fondazione Festival dei Due Mondi
4.5
(63)
Performing arts theater
The Fondazione Festival dei Due Mondi, also known as the Festival of Two Worlds, originated in 1962 with an exhibition of sculptures by renowned artists such as Alexander Calder and Beverly Pepper. Although most of these artworks are now housed at the National Gallery in Washington D.C., some can still be found adorning the streets and squares of Spoleto. The festival itself is a celebration of Italian culture, turning the historic city into a vibrant stage for music and art every summer.
Amazing
Stephen B — Google review
(Translated by Google) I stayed 11 evening for the closing of the festival. It was supposed to be held at 8.30pm. And the organizer for the European match has moved the time to 6.30pm. Ruining the atmosphere that a work has from a certain time onwards with lights and backgrounds that could not be seen. Considering that many people did not sit down due to the scorching heat beating on their heads.
It absolutely didn't need to be moved.
Art is art and appointments are the same.
Those who wanted to go to see the football match preferred it to the opera. Tastes.
Whoever chose the work because he knows about it and certainly doesn't confuse violins with balloons.
I hope, dear director, that you will continue your goals but you will not change your habits if they are the right ones.
“Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity.”MLK
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Sono stata 11 sera per la chiusura del festival. Si doveva tenere alle 20.30. E l’organizzatrice per la partita degli europei ha spostato l’orario alle 18.30. Rovinando l’atmosfera che un opera ha da una certa ora in poi con luci e sfondi che non si sono potuti vedere. Considerando che molte persone non si sono sedute per il caldo cuocente che gli batteva sul capo.
Non era da spostare assolutamente.
L’arte è arte e gli appuntamenti idem.
Chi voleva andare a vedere la partita di calcio andava preferendola all’opera. Gusti.
Chi ha scelto l’opera è perché se ne intende e di certo non confonde violini con palloni.
Mi auguro cara direttrice di portare avanti i suoi obbiettivi ma non cambi le abitudine se sono quelle giuste.
“Nulla al mondo è più pericoloso che un'ignoranza sincera ed una stupidità coscienziosa.”MLK
(Translated by Google) you can feel at ease at the festival if you ask for information and book your tickets for the Spoleto events here. The organization of the festival envelops you with everything it can offer you, enchanting views of the city, open-air theatres, exciting events, typical restaurants and elegant foundations of international interest and everything is served on a golden platter with impeccable organisation.
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puoi stare tranquillo al festival se ti fai dare informazioni e prenoti qui i tuoi biglietti per gli eventi Spoleto vi avvolge organizzazione del festival con tutto ciò che può offrirvi , scorci della città incantevoli , teatri all aperto , avvenimenti emozionanti , ristoranti tipici e eleganti fondazioni di interesse internazionale e tutto è servito su piatto d oro dalla organizzazione impeccabile
(Translated by Google) For the event itself I would give 10 stars. And in fact I have recommended it to many people. Mine is a review for the management more than anything else. Little information, the tourist is left to his own devices, the traffic police obviously think about fining them by unleashing their good auxiliaries, but if you ask them for information they know nothing. Not even a map or a route. Very badly managed. Too bad
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Per l'evento in se per se darei 10 stelle.E infatti l'ho consigliato e a molte persone, La mia è una recensione per la gestione più che altro.Poche informazioni, il turista è lasciato a se stesso, i vigili urbani ovviamente pensano a multare sguinzagliando i loro bravi ausiliari, ma se gli si chiede informazioni non sanno nulla.Neanche una mappa o un percorso.Gestito malissimo.Peccato
(Translated by Google) A beautiful Il Nuovo Gian Carlo Menotti Theater with a great James Sanese
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Un bellissimo Teatro Il Nuovo Gian Carlo Menotti con un grande James Sanese
(Translated by Google) The Foundation is responsible for organizing the shows at the Festival dei due mondi.
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La Fondazione si occupa di organizzare gli spettacoli al Festival dei due mondi.
(Translated by Google) historical and meritorious body
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ente storico e meritorio
(Translated by Google) Without directions, to get lost
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Senza indicazioni,da perdersi
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Teatro Caio Melisso
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4.5
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Performing arts theater
Concerts & Shows
Theaters
Teatro Caio Melisso is a key venue for the musical program that explores the connection between different cultures and languages. The program features performances by two orchestras, the Budapest Festival Orchestra with conductor Ivan Fischer and the Orchestra of the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia with Antonio Pappano. Soprano and conductor Barbara Hannigan will be featured in three concerts, showcasing her versatility and mastery.
In November of 2023, I traveled from Rome by train to Spoleto to this venue to see The Stick Men perform as part of a Spoleto Jazz series, although The Stick Men are more in the style of King Crimson than they are jazz. The sound in this theater is a amazing. I had an alcove booth all to myself on a rainy night. Had to walk in pea size hail to get there from my hotel as a thunderstorm was happening. The staff were kind and gracious, showing me to my seat. This is a beautiful building. I only wished I could have stayed longer in Spoleto.
Randall M — Google review
Small theatre next to the Duomo. Came in July when the temperatures are high during the day and cool at night.
Inside, past the double doors, they run AC. It is not cold or cool but it is comfortable when many bodies are squeezed into a small space. After a few hours, it is no longer comfortable with the heat but it is tolerable.
We sat in the balcony seats, which wrap around the main stage. There are four chairs to the balcony seating plus one stool.
We were a group of three who had two additional people join our booth. They liked to spray large quantities of overpowering, dark flowery perfume on themselves within this 3x5 space.
I do not know if you can choose to have the booth alone with your party without any additional strange people who want to toilet themselves in public. If I were to return, I would attempt to decipher this before hand.
Since the venue is small, there are no bad seats.
Ceiling fresco of Apollo with the muses is gorgeous.
Bathrooms (two stalls for women) are on the left after entry through the double doors.
Food, lodging and church all within walking distance.
Great place to visit and a lovely venue minus the multiple groups per booth issue.
Update:
Went to a second show and sat in the main floor. This area is much cooler.
(Translated by Google) Stunning theater in a divine square. Unfortunately the very high temperature and the total lack of oxygen ruined my evening. I felt terrible, close to fainting. Change the air and turn off the heating, for goodness sake!
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Teatro stupendo in una piazza divina. Purtroppo la temperatura elevatissima e la mancanza totale di ossigeno mi hanno rovinato la serata. Sono stata malissimo, prossima allo svenimento. Cambiate aria e spegnete il riscaldamento, per carità!
(Translated by Google) I witnessed a splendid show, a tasting of Monticchio Torgiano Rosso Riserva D.O.C.G. Tasting 4 vintages and 2 variations. Sublime show and wonderful wines in a fabulous setting.
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Ho assistito ad uno splendido spettacolo una degustazione di Monticchio Torgiano Rosso Riserva D.O.C.G. In degustazione 4 annate e 2 variazioni. Spettacolo sublime e vini meravigliosi in un contesto favoloso.
(Translated by Google) Delightful theater, a gem. The staff very attentive to every need of the spectator. Very positive experience. Definitely to be repeated.
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Delizioso teatro, una bomboniera. Il personale molto attento ad ogni esigenza dello spettatore. Esperienza molto positiva. Sicuramente da ripetere.
Beautiful and cozy antique theater!
(Translated by Google) Beautiful theater, historic and ancient, centrally located on Piazza del Duomo, unfortunately only visited from outside.
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bel teatro, storico ed antico, posizione centrale su piazza del Duomo, visitato purtroppo solo da fuori.
(Translated by Google) Historic theater in the heart of Spoleto.
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Storico teatro nel pieno centro di Spoleto.
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Museo Archeologico Nazionale e Teatro Romano di Spoleto
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4.0
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Archaeological museum
Museums
Specialty Museums
MANTR - Museo Archeologico Nazionale e Teatro Romano di Spoleto is located in the historic area of Spoleto, housed within the old convent of Saint Agatha. The main highlight is the Roman amphitheater, but there are also four levels of exhibition space that offer insights into the historic center, theater, funeral rites, and faith. The museum and theater are open daily from 8:30 am to 7:30 pm.
Beautiful and interesting museum. We really enjoyed the fantastic archaeological finds, displayed in beautiful, spacious rooms. The museum exudes an enormous serenity and tranquility. Compliments! Thank you for having us. However, if I may, I would like to mention a possible improvement point: the texts on your information boards next to the finds are way too long and as a result practically illegible. Please, keep it short, so that they would be attractive and accessible to everyone!
Mark B — Google review
Two things really stood out, evidence of early pre Christian and even pre Roman religion. Second was the amazing Roman amphitheater especially the tunnels under the seating.
Strong collection of contemporary metal sculptures. Temporary exhibitions include all the posters from the Spoleto annual arts festival, a brilliant show by Kentridge and a pretty dull survey of 20th century Italian art movements.
A small museum in the historic center of Spoleto, very much worth the visit. The Roman theatre is of course the highlight, but the 4 floors of exhibition space provide a wealth of information about the city's history, the theatre, burial rituals, and religion. Most signs are written in Italian & English. We read (almost) all of them, they were so interesting.
In a great condition! Labelled in English too. Clear pathway. Theatre restored to good condition. Children’s play corner. Recommended!
Very old fashioned museum, but some interesting displays.
Very thankful to see restoration continues!
A small museum with a real Roman amphitheater. Only €4 to get in and worth the stop if you are in town. The whole town has all kinds of old Roman artifacts and the museum is a good addition to it. The only downside is that most of the information in the museum is in Italian only. Not many English visitors coming here.
Via Sant'Agata, 18/a, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
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San Ponziano, Spoleto
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Sights & Landmarks
Historic Sites
San Ponziano in Spoleto is a must-visit with its significant monuments including the Duomo, Basilica of San Salvatore, and several ancient churches. The area is known for Romanesque-style structures like San Ponziano, offering inspiration for floral designers. This church is worth a stop, featuring an entrance to the crypt at the bottom left inside.
Great.
Anna W — Google review
We wanted to visit the Basilica of San Salvatore a few metres away, but it's currently closed for restoration. Luckily we decided to check this out, and it was open. The main church interior is a very average 18th century stuccoed church, but underneath is a beautiful crypt with medieval and renaissance frescoes.
Also don't miss the magnificent 15th century crucifix to the left of the main altar.
A good point of departure for our visit to Vallo di Nera and Spoleto. Absolute rest in the monastery, a modernized hotel with the historic structure intact. We enjoyed breakfasts as a first family gathering and enjoying the good, friendly service and cake! Quiet, a spiritual treat and history screaming at us. We enjoyed the good trip advise at the gates from the man who would only admit to being one who helped the nuns, but seemed to read from some universal library of knowledge Clean, good value for money. If you come at night, beware of the small sign on the right hand side of the road, as your navigation system likely will send you to the abbey further up in the hills. A call to the front desk will always sort things out. A treasure of a place. If you need TV in the room, this is not the place. For everyone else, this is it.
Interesting monastery accommodation. Handy for walkers on Via di Francesco
Interesting exemple of roman antics remain integrated into early christian building just adjacent to a monastery.
A bit weird that a guy in the church is asking for donation.
The crypt (well, subterranean area) steals the show. Great preserved murals.
(Translated by Google) The complex of San Ponziano, patron saint of Spoleto, is located just outside the historic center and can be reached either on foot (with escalators) or by car (ample free parking). Entrance is free, but a small offering to the Lord who kindly acts as a guide is appreciated. In addition to the Romanesque façade, the most beautiful part is the crypt, where some sarcophagi from the Lombard period and frescoes belonging to different eras are preserved.
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Il complesso di San Ponziano, patrono di Spoleto, si trova poco fuori dal centro storico ed è raggiungibile sia a piedi (con le scale mobili), sia in auto (ampio parcheggio gratuito). L'ingresso è libero, ma è gradita una piccola offerta al Signore che gentilmente fa da guida. Oltre alla facciata, romanica, la parte più bella è la cripta, dove sono conservati alcuni sarcofagi di età longobarda e affreschi appartenenti a diverse epoche.
(Translated by Google) A beautiful crypt. The monastery is surrounded by a wall. The entire complex can be viewed from above, via the scala mobile staircase. Free parking is available at the monastery.
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Piękna krypta. Klasztor jest otoczony murem. Całość zabudowań można obejrzeć z góry ze schodów scala mobile. Przy klasztorze jest darmowy parking.
Via S. Salvatore Basilica, 2, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
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Even the most seasoned adventurers need a break to chow down some food. Close to Teatro Caio Melisso, these restaurants are about a 1-minute walk away.
Tric Trac
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Wine store
Tric Trac is a charming restaurant located near Spoleto Cathedral, offering a delightful dining experience. The menu features delectable dishes such as risotto and pasta, complemented by attentive and helpful staff. While some find the food to be expensive and not exceptional, the beautiful terrace provides stunning views of the duomo and creates a captivating ambiance. Guests can enjoy their meals while watching the sky change behind the cathedral, elevating their dining experience to another level.
Lovely surprise to find this cafe walking down to the Duomo Plaza. Cool day able to sit outside at one of the artist enameled tables with a glass of wine listening to Jazz. Quick service
Then came back when colder for inside drinks…
Tammy O — Google review
The lentil soup is wonderful. Nice selection of local beers and wines. Great setting and service. Relaxing and enjoyable.
Great spot in the sunshine with an amazing view of the duomo. We had a casual lunch and spritz- everyone was friendly and helpful, and the food was delicious. Perfect short stop for your wander around town!
So very needlessly expensive! The service was cold and unpleasant, the food wasn’t good and the coffee could be better.
For 2 slices of pie and 2 cappuccinos we paid 19 euros!
I do not recommend! You can easily find a better place to eat further from the duomo.
Most delicious food, most delicious view and nicest people.
My dream of a restaurant..
Can’t wait to be back (have the pig cheeks in balsamic vinegar and mash postato)
€19 for coffee and water. Ordered 4 glasses of water and got 4 bottles. Toilets weren't great. Great location but expensive, exploitative and surly service. Will avoid in future
Wowser- fab place to relax listening to nice sounds and enjoy the view.
Beautiful view from the terrace, quick service. Located right next to the duomo and near the escalator lines.
Food is expensive and not that good but the view and ambiance make up for it.
Piazza del Duomo, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
Zeppelin bistrot And Burger Bar
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cheap
Pizza restaurant
American restaurant
Bar
Hamburger restaurant
Delicious italian pizza, one of the best, we ate during our holidays in Italy.
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Stopped on the spacious patio deck for a caffè, server works very hard! Good music playing in the background.
Best 'strangozzi' in Spoleto, great food and location..a must visit 😉
Such a shame! We only wanted an apertivo before dinner and waited 25 min to place our order and 30 min to get two drinks, a prosecco and a spritz. The reason for giving this low rating is because the waitress knew we had been waiting too long and still cleaned 2 tables and served local people that she knew. She did apologise, but 30 minutes for a prosecco and almost being late to our reservation was really unnecessary.
These were delicious meals. From pizza to homemade fresh hamburgers!!!! Came from USA and was very pleased! Will definitely return! Grazie
We ate there 3 of 5 days. Loved the fresh made burger on homemade roll, Pizza was outstanding even had walnut pizza.
Amazing food, great people! They make the bread for the pizza dough and the burger buns fresh daily 10/10
I came all the way from America for this hamburger ! Freshly ground meat and home made buns… only at Zeppelin bistro!
Corso G. Mazzini, 81, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
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Silver Spuleti
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affordable
Restaurant
Hamburger restaurant
Silver Spuleti is a popular dining spot in the area, offering a wide range of dining options. The restaurant has received positive feedback from visitors and offers a variety of dishes to choose from. Guests can enjoy their meals on the terrace, which provides a lovely setting for dining. The restaurant's staff may need some time to prepare during peak hours, but the food is worth the wait. Visitors have praised the antipasti plate as well as the local wine selection.
We had a very limited time so I just ordered two desserts take away, pistachio cake and almond apple cake, both gluten free! They were so so delicious that I now regret not ordering more food/desserts. Their menu had great gluten free options, i highly recommend this place to all celiacs.
Emine K — Google review
A nice restaurant. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The food was delicious, the ingredients were fresh. The place was clean and tidy. We had the pinsa and they tasted well. The pinsa bread were well crafted. The food were served fast and warm. Recommended👍🏻
We ordered a takeaway from here because my mother was unable to navigate the steeps steps and slopes of Spoleto, so we were very relieved to find a place that did both gluten free and deliveries! We enjoyed the GF tortelloni, the entrecote with chips, and GF pinsa (which to me was like a cross between a pizza and a foccacia - either way, it was delicious). Impressed with the delivery person having to bring the food to us on foot.
Nice terrace facing a church, on a quiet street. The food was alright, though the truffle pasta disappointed. But the service was below anything. Totally inefficient and could not understand that the next dishes must not be brought if the customer isn't ready for it.
The food was horrible ,disgusting
We had the worse experience ever
Enjoyable casual dinner - pinsa perfection & tortolone carbonara good also.
Fantastic pizza, salad and dessert. Loved everything about the food here. Thank you.
We dined here after reading the good comments. A place on the terrace, at 7 p.m. we were the first to arrive ( crowds get coming in from about 7.30 p.m.) and the crew was not really ready yet. We chose the antipasti - plate which was more than enough, and pretty good. We ordered some Santefalco Rosso wine; yet the wine served was a Tenuto Fontecaime Rosso: mistake of the waiter. I decided to taste that one to accompany our meal: not deceived here, and glad we discovered yet another fine local wine. The kids went for burgers: real good local meat served with a good amount of salad and a crusty but tasty bread: more than plenty for most of them. We went for some pinsa's: unknown to us, and so good! Tasty, light, and deceivingly more than enough, worth every dime. Glad we chose the Silver Spuleti for that evening! By the time the burgers and pinsa's arrived as the main dish, the terrace was full, people were cueing to get a place. My advice: plan the visit early enough ( starting from 7 p.m.) to avoid waiting. And don't mind minor mistakes: even those happen to appreciate the local cuisine.
Via Felice Cavallotti, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
Sabatini il Giardino del Corso di Zeppadoro Benedetto
4.7
(987)
4.5
(854)
affordable
Italian restaurant
Ristorante Sabatini Il Giardino Del Corso Di Zeppadoro Benedetto is a charming and intimate dining spot that offers high-quality cuisine and exceptional service. Guests have praised the attentive and friendly staff, as well as the delightful flavors and aromas of each dish. The menu features a variety of delectable options, including sliced beef in cheese and pistachio sauce, beef fillet cooked with herbs, and tiramisu.
Simply an amazing experience, incredible umbrian cuisine in a warm atmosphere of a traditional family restaurant.
All the dishes were excellent and varied. It was so good we had to come back the next day again for dinner.
Paul G — Google review
A beautifully appointed restaurant in Spoleto with some great regional dishes. If you’re here during asparagus season, be sure to try the pasta dishes with the asparagus. Otherwise, as this is a region known for their truffles and meat, you cannot go wrong with pasta dishes with truffle, beef carpaccio or beef tartare (though the meat likely comes from Piemonte because this is where the best meat for tartare comes from in Italy).
Be sure to reserve in the garden, weather permitting.
The vegetable sides are fantastic and definitely worth a shot.
One thing I didn’t try but would highly recommend trying is the prosciutto as it is a local prosciutto.
This is a must try when in the area.
In Umbria si mangia bene - thank you to the great staff for a wonderful evening.
Well, what can we say about the fabulous food, wine and service. We were here two years ago and I am so happy to be back. The experience was just as wonderful last night as it was 2 years ago. So wonderful in fact we made another reservation for Thursday night. There are just so many things on the menu that I have to try. Ricardo, the owner and who also serves and his beautiful wife who is the chef along with their unbelievable staff are like watching a live theatre group. They move with ease and are having fun. This is a must for lunch or dinner but make a reservation and just sit and enjoy. Five stars are not enough.
Lunch walk in, greeted by a warm and cozy atmosphere. Had the daily special Prix Fix 3 Tortellini board and couple glasses of local wine. Asked to exchange the Wild Boar for the Ricotta lemony mint tortellini menu item with no problem, all mouthfuls of flavors. Excellent service. Lovely interior patio (not in use), also had an interesting child’s play and nap room.
We couldn’t recommend this restaurant enough. The service was attentive, friendly and generous — with extra focaccia (which was lovely) and mini meringues given to us whilst we waited for our seconds and dessert. We got some face time with the chef when she came out once our mains were delivered to douse the homemade sauce on my partner’s guinea fowl which added a nice personal touch. Both meats we ordered were cooked exquisitely, the guinea fowl and the lamb. We shared a tiramisu which they kindly split onto two separate plates (but of course keeping their adventurous presentation front of mind!) For our short stay near Spoleto, we have even considered coming back a second time, which is not something we usually do. Thank you again for a wonderful experience at your beautiful restaurant.
Elegant fine dining with traditinal cuisine at its core. This is a "must try" in Spoleto. The food quality is incredible as is the service.
Excellent food, excellent service, excellent vibe - what more do you want?! Very polite, efficient and friendly service from Riccardo. Best green beans I’ve ever had
Very good dining experience. We had sliced beef in cheese and pistachio sauce, beef fillet cooked with herbs, and tiramisu. They all tasted delicious and fresh. The food plating and presentation were also pleasant. The staff were very helpful and friendly. Highly recommended 👍🏻
Corso G. Mazzini, 54, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
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Day 4
Off the beaten path
For day 4, if you don’t mind the extra trek, today covers more off the beaten path places like Ciclabile Ex Ferrovia Spoleto - Norcia. Not quite as popular as Association Rocca Albornoziana, but still highly rated among many travelers. Accounting for getting around and average time spent, today’s activities could take about 8 hours.
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Ciclabile Ex Ferrovia Spoleto - Norcia
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Historical place
Park
Hiking Trails
Ex Ferrovia Spoleto - Norcia offers a picturesque journey along the former Spoleto-Norcia railway line, now transformed into a gravel path that winds through spiral tunnels. This route provides an intriguing glimpse into industrial archaeology, evoking the enthusiasm of past eras and offering a charming exploration of Umbria's countryside.
Great walk on the old railway line and through a scary 1.5km tunnel. Great bat encounter, great views and lots of countryside.
Andrew R — Google review
This route is easy to follow and is simply beautiful!
We rented e-bikes from here to ride the nearby Spoleto–Norcia cycling route and had a fantastic experience from start to finish. The staff were welcoming, helpful, and had the bikes ready for us in just 15 minutes, which we really appreciated. They made the whole process quick and stress-free.
The rental included helmets and a repair kit, which gave us peace of mind for the journey. The bikes were very nice, in good condition and the battery easily lasted for our trip.
The price was very reasonable for the quality and service provided. We wouldn’t hesitate to rent from here again and highly recommend it to anyone planning to cycle the Spoleto–Norcia trail.
Wonderful walk along the old railway track
Exquisite views. Several ancient hilltop towns along the route
I could only get to Caprareccia given the limited time but I'd be very excited to be back and do the whole trip to Norcia. Fantastic views and well maintained track.
Unbelievable place, you find this routes only on the swiss alps, but just for trains! :)
(Translated by Google) Wonderful cycle path immersed in the Valnerina mountains. Spectacular landscapes and lush nature surround this highly recommended itinerary. Good quality lights and heavy equipment are essential for transit in the numerous dark and freezing tunnels (one is 2 km long). Possibility of bike rental on site.
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Meravigliosa ciclovia immersa nei monti della Valnerina. Paesaggi spettacolari e una rigogliosa natura fanno da contorno a questo itinerario consigliatissimo. Indispensabili luci di buona qualità ed equipaggiamento pesante per il transito nelle numerose gallerie buie e gelide ( una è lunga 2 km. ). Possibilità di noleggio bici in loco.
(Translated by Google) A very interesting route from a naturalistic point of view, it is not monotonous, it changes continuously as you progress. The dirt road surface is excellent at 60% and in places with a steeper gradient (never higher than 4.5%). The surface has less optimal points, bring appropriate clothing to travel the sections of some tunnels which are quite cold and humid. Unfortunately, once you reach Cerreto di Spoleto you are forced to travel 8 km on a state road with tunnels (illuminated) and moderate traffic, however the fairly wide road allows for a certain safety and in any case if there were road signs indicating the presence of cyclists it would undoubtedly be better. Once you reach Serravalle you take the cycle path again which in 7 km reaches Norcia. Total km travelled 53
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Percorso molto interessante dal punto di vista naturalistico non è monotono cambia in continuazione con il progredire fondo sterrato ottimo al 60% e nei punti con una pendenza più elevata ( mai superiore al 4.5%)il fondo presenta punti meno ottimali ,munirsi di abbigliamento adeguato per percorrere i tratti di alcune gallerie parecchio fredde e umide .purtroppo raggiunto Cerreto di spoleto si è costretti a percorrere 8 km di statale con gallerie(illuminate) e traffico discreto comunque la sede stradale abbastanza larga permette una certa sicurezza e comunque se ci fossero segnali stradali che indicano la presenza di ciclisti sarebbe senza dubbio meglio .giunti a Serravalle si riprende la ciclabile che con 7 km raggiunge Norcia .totale km percorsi 53
EX-Ferrovia Spoleto - Norcia, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
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Galleria D'Arte Germanico
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3.8
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Permanently Closed
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Sights & Landmarks
Architectural Buildings
Historic Sites
The Galleria D'Arte Germanico is a museum in Spoleto, Italy, housing a large collection of art from the Middle Ages to the present. The galleries feature works by famous artists such as Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci and Rembrandt.
Well preserved Roman gate
Lester B — Google review
(Translated by Google) The arch stands a few steps from Piazza del Mercato, the ancient Roman forum, of which it was the triumphal entrance. The inscription still visible on the front informs that it was built on the initiative of the Spoleto senate in the year 23 AD, in honor of the princes Drusus and Germanicus, respectively son and adopted son of the emperor Tiberius. The arch has a single fornix and is composed of large squared blocks of stone, while the decorations are today very fragmentary. Starting from the Middle Ages, it was incorporated into the nearby buildings, so much so that the western pylon is still not visible today, while the eastern one has been brought to light up to the ancient laying surface, relating to the paving of the cardo maximus.
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L‘arco sorge a pochi passi da Piazza del Mercato, l’antico foro romano, di cui costituiva l’ingresso trionfale. L’iscrizione ancora visibile sulla fronte informa che fu eretto per iniziativa del senato spoletino nell’anno 23 d.C, in onore dei principi Druso e Germanico, rispettivamente figlio e figlio adottivo dell’imperatore Tiberio. L‘arco è ad un solo fornice ed è composto da grandi blocchi squadrati di pietra, mentre le decorazioni sono oggi molto frammentarie. A partire dal Medioevo, esso fu inglobato negli edifici vicini, tanto che il pilone occidentale è ancora oggi non visibile, mentre quello orientale è stato riportato alla luce fino all’antico piano di posa, relativo alla pavimentazione del cardo maximus.
(Translated by Google) Splendid and scenic entrance to the nearby market square, flanked by the remains of the Roman road. Diametrically opposite stands an equally choreographic fountain with clock, accompanied by frescoed and decorated period buildings.
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Splendido e scenografico ingresso alla vicina Piazza del mercato, affiancato dai resti della strada romana. Diametralmente opposta si staglia una fontana con orologio altrettanto coreografica, accompagnata da palazzi d'epoca affrescati e decorati.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful example of a Roman arch, positioned where the Via Flaminia once entered the forum of Spoleto (current market square). On the one hand it is incorporated into the structure of some houses, on the other hand, the structure was freed from the subsequent structures (it was incorporated into the nearby church built on an ancient Roman temple) and highlighted up to the level of the Roman foundations. Tables on site show the history of the monument and the restorations carried out.
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Bell'esempio di arco romano, posizionato dove un tempo la via Flaminia entrava nel foro di Spoleto (attuale piazza del mercato). Da un lato è inglobato nella struttura di alcune case, dall'altro invece la struttura è stata liberata dalle strutture successive (era inglobata nella vicina chiesa costruita su di un antico tempio romano) e messa in luce fino al livello delle fondazioni di epoca romana. Delle tabelle in loco riportano la storia del monumento e dei restauri effettuati.
(Translated by Google) Monument from 23 AD , partly incorporated into the palaces, ... rises from the street level of the old Roman forum two meters below, and was the entrance door, ... erected in honor of Drusus, natural son, and Germanicus, nephew and then adopted son of the emperor Tiberius..he arrived intact up to the present day precisely because he had been hidden for a long time in the palaces that surrounded him...
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Monumento del 23 d.c. , inglobato in parte nei palazzi,...si erge dal piano stradale del vecchio foro romano due metri più in basso , e ne era la porta di ingresso ,...eretto in onore di Druso , figlio naturale , e Germanico, nipote e poi figlio adottivo del’ imperatore Tiberio..è arrivato integro fino ai nostri giorni proprio per essere stato a lungo nascosto nei palazzi che lo circondavano...
(Translated by Google) Ancient small Roman arch dedicated to Julius Caesar Drusus (son of Emperor Tiberius) and Gaius Julius Caesar Germanicus. Medieval houses were built leaning against the arch, thus detracting from its grandeur.
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Antico piccolo arco romano dedicato a Giulio Cesare Druso (figlio dell’Imperatore Tiberio) e a Gaio Giulio Cesare Germanico. Appoggiate all'arco sono state costruite case medioevali togliendogli quindi imponenza.
(Translated by Google) Celebratory arch in good condition. The door on the shoulder is a later one relating to the disappeared convent next to the arch.
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Arco celebrativo in buono stato di conservazione. La porta sulla spalla è successiva relativa allo scomparso convento addossato all'arco.
(Translated by Google) A first-century Roman gate integrated into today's buildings and infrastructure. It's interesting that back then, the road was much lower than it is today. Stop for a moment and admire how beautifully the past and the present come together.
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Elsőszázadi római kapu beépülve a mai épületekbe és infrastrukturába. Érdekes, hogy annó, az út sokkal alacsonyabban futott mint ma, ez szépen látszódik, ha letérünk az út mellé. Állj meg egy pillanatra és csodáld meg a mult és jelen milyen szépen párosul.
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Ex Ferrovia Spoleto-Norcia Museo
4.6
(30)
4.5
(21)
Museum
Specialty Museums
Ex Ferrovia Spoleto-Norcia Museo is a hidden gem in Umbria, showcasing the rich history of the railway. The museum is meticulously curated with well-preserved artifacts and offers a wealth of information about the railway's significance. Visitors are guided through a fascinating journey by Luigi, the passionate and knowledgeable museum manager. His dedication and love for preserving this piece of history are evident as he shares captivating stories about the railway's evolution.
(Translated by Google) I congratulate the municipality of Spoleto, Umbria Mobilità, the SSIT and the Archival Superintendence of Umbria and the person of Luigi Fasciglione who took me and my girlfriend to the museum for a visit of I think two hours, exceeding even with his lunch break. So much dedication, competence and love for what was the railway. Many artifacts recovered by him over time. The museum is a gem of knowledge and artefacts, all very well kept, thoroughly cleaned and polished. Having a passion for transport, I would like to point out that in many other museums, I have never seen so many exhibits so perfectly maintained and in working order. Standing out are a pedal and motorized vehicle for line control (draisine), various signals, maintenance tools, service telephones, poles (foils), lights, lights, flags, on-board personnel materials, railway logbooks , tickets and some clothing and more. There are maps and blow-ups, choreographies and a video room with a beautiful video edited from cleaned and digitized shots taken with 8mm. There is a room dedicated to those who built the railway including the late engineer Paolo Basler and Erwin Thomann. A lot of effort well rewarded. The museum is a dip in the heart and we are sorry for the fate of the Railway (with a capital F). The hope is that one day it will be reactivated with historic cars and that this museum will continue its work thanks to Luigi and many other enthusiasts. I recommend purchasing the text written by the Superintendency with the attached DVD projected in the designated room and a little black hat. A great way to support the museum and immerse yourself in the memory of the railway.
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Faccio i complimenti al comune di Spoleto, a Umbria Mobilità, alla SSIT e alla Soprintendenza Archivistica dell'Umbria e alla persona di Luigi Fasciglione che ci ha condotti a me e alla mia ragazza nel museo per una visita di credo due ore, sforando anche con la sua pausa pranzo. Tanta dedizione, competenza e amore per quella che fu la ferrovia. Tanti i reperti recuperati da lui nel tempo. Il museo è una gemma di nozioni e reperti tutti tenuti benissimo, puliti a fondo e lucidati. Avendo la passione per i trasporti faccio presente che in molti altri musei, non ho mai visto così tanti reperti e così perfettamente tenuti e in ordine di funzionamento. Spiccano un mezzo a pedali e motorizzato per il controllo di linea (draisina), segnali vari, attrezzi per la manutenzione, telefoni di servizio, aste (fioretti), fanali, luci, bandiere, materiali del personale di bordo, giornali di bordo della ferrovia, biglietti e qualche capo vestiario e altro. Ci sono mappe e gigantografie, coreografie e una sala video con un bellissimo video montato da riprese fatte con l'8mm ripulite e digitalizzate. C'è una sala dedicata a coloro che fecero la ferrovia tra cui il compianto ingegner Paolo Basler ed Erwin Thomann. Tanta fatica ben premiata. Il museo è un tuffo nel cuore e dispiace la sorte che ha avuto la Ferrovia (con la F maiuscola). L'augurio è che un giorno verrà riattivata con tanto di vetture storiche e che questo museo continui il suo operato grazie a Luigi e a tanti altri appassionati. Consiglio l'acquisto del testo redatto dalla Soprintendenza con allegato il DVD proiettato nella sala apposita e un cappelletto nero. Un ottimo modo per supportare il museo e immergersi al meglio nella memoria della ferrovia.
Ash I — Google review
(Translated by Google) The guide recommended this route, providing a map and various routes to reach Norcia. Unfortunately, due to the earthquake, it's impossible to reach it by bike. It's still a wonderful experience, even for those with no cycling experience. The first 8 km are on a gravel road, slightly uphill, then you cross the bridge and go through several dark tunnels, which you absolutely must use lights to navigate. The longest tunnel is 2 km, followed by another 200 m and 300 m, then it's all downhill until you reach the village of Sant'Anatolia sul Nera. From there, you can continue along the various trails or cool off in the crystal-clear Nera River.
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Percorso consigliato dal responsabile dove viene fornita la cartina e i vari percorsi da fare per raggiungere Norcia che purtroppo non si arriva con la bici causa terremoto. Ma comunque è una bellissima esperienza anche per chi non è esperto. Strada imbrecciata per i primi 8 km sono leggermente in salita ,poi si attraversa il ponte e diverse gallerie buie che si devono percorrere assolutamente con le luci altrimenti non si riesce. La galleria più lunga è 2 km , poi le altri 200m e 300 m ,poi tutta discesa fino ad arrivare al paese Sant' Anatolia sul nera. Dove si può proseguire per i vari sentieri oppure rinfrescarsi nel fiume Nera con acqua freschissima e pulitissima.
(Translated by Google) This small but very interesting museum in the former train station shows many memorabilia and documents related to the Spoleto-Norcia railway line, which was only in operation from November 1, 1926 to July 9, 1968 and can now be used as a cycling and hiking trail.
About 120 m northeast of it on Via S. Tommaso there is also a functioning model railway in the former railway operations building, which represents parts of the former route.
It is best to arrange a visit in advance with the museum management (Luigi Fasciglione). Contact details can be found on the City of Spoleto website.
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Dieses kleine, aber sehr interessante Museum im ehemaligen Bahnhof zeigt viele Erinnerungsstücke und Dokumente zur Bahnlinie Spoleto-Norcia, die nur vom 1. November 1926 bis zum 9. Juli 1968 in Betrieb war und heute als Rad- und Wanderweg genutzt werden kann.
Etwa 120 m nordöstlich davon an der Via S. Tommaso befindet sich im ehemaligen Bahnbetriebsgebäude befindet sich auch eine funktionsfähige Modellbahn, die Teile der ehemaligen Strecke repräsentiert.
Einen Besuch vereinbart man am besten vorab mit der Museumsleitung (Luigi Fasciglione). Kontaktdaten befinden sich auf der Web-Seite der Stadt Spoleto.
(Translated by Google) For years I had dreamed of traveling along the cycle path on the Spoleto-Norcia railway line. The first stretch, up to Sant'Anatolia di Narco, is really beautiful, enjoyable even on sultry days because it is shaded, fascinating for its viaducts and tunnels. Unfortunately in Sant'Anatolia it stops, the subsequent galleries are closed. Even the museum, housed in the former station in Spoleto, was closed and there were no opening hours outside... it's a shame, because from other reviews it seems very interesting. I hope that soon we will be able to travel the entire Spoleto-Norcia route: given the publicity that is given in every way, it is a real shame to then note that it is only open for 20 km out of 54!
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Da anni sognavo di percorrere la ciclabile sul tracciato ferroviario Spoleto-Norcia. Il primo tratto, fino a Sant'Anatolia di Narco, è proprio bello, godibile anche nelle giornate afose perchè ombreggiato, affascinante per i suoi viadotti e le sue gallerie. Purtroppo a Sant'Anatolia si interrompe, le gallerie succesive sono chiuse. Anche il museo, ricavato nella ex stazione a Spoleto, era chiuso e fuori non c'erano gli orari di apertura ..peccato, perchè da altre recensioni sembra molto interessante. Spero che presto si potrà percorrere la Spoleto-Norcia per intero: vista la pubblicità che se ne fa in tutti i modi è un vero peccato constatare poi che è aperta solo per 20 Km su 54!
(Translated by Google) Very beautiful dirt cycle path... bring light for the tunnels present
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Ciclabile sterrata molto bella … munirsi di luce per le gallerie presenti
(Translated by Google) A truly evocative museum, the quantity of memories on the history of this fundamental railway junction created in the early years of the last century is impressive. The impeccable Luigi, head of the Museum, will be able to guide you through a fascinating story that will lead you to relive the emotion of those trains and all the rail connections created following the installation of the Spoleto station. Must see at least once in your life.
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Un Museo veramente suggestivo, impressionante la quantità di ricordi sulla storia di questo fondamentale snodo ferroviario ideato nei primi anni del secolo scorso. L'impeccabile Luigi, responsabile del Museo, saprà guidarvi in una storia affascinante che vi porterà a rivivere l'emozione di quei treni e di tutti i collegamenti su rotaia nati in seguito all'installazione della stazione di Spoleto. Da vedere almeno una volta nella vita.
(Translated by Google) The Spoleto Norcia railway museum pleasantly surprised me, I was expecting a small room with two things placed there and instead I found a lot of information and insights on the history of the railway. Much of the method goes to Luigi, the passionate and generous museum manager, who accompanied us on the tour. It's always a joy to meet the right person in the right place. Luigi loves what he does, it shows very well, and his passion is contagious. Well done and thank you, truly.
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Il museo della ferrovia spoleto norcia mi ha sorpreso piacevolmente, mi aspettavo una stanzetta con due cose messe lì e invece ho trovato un sacco di informazioni e approfondimenti sulla storia della ferrovia. Gran parte del metodo va a Luigi, responsabile del museo, appassionato e generoso, che ci ha accompagnato nel tour. È sempre una gioia incontrare la persona giusta al posto giusto. Luigi ama quello che fa, si vede benissimo, e la sua passione è contagiosa. Bravi e grazie, davvero.
(Translated by Google) An absolute must, especially for trekking and railway enthusiasts...
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Assolutamente da percorrere soprattutto per appassionati di trekking e mondo ferroviario...
Via Fratelli Cervi, 10, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
6 min · 0.3 mi
4Senorafritz — Google reviewJ A — Google reviewCarly A — Google reviewJulie C — Google reviewGeo G — Google reviewSimone A — Google reviewEmilio V — Google review
Cicli Scocchetti
4.5
(55)
Bicycle Shop
Bicycle rental service
Bicycle repair shop
Exercise equipment store
Cicli Scocchetti is a bike shop located within walking distance of the Spoleto train station, making it convenient for travelers. Customers have had positive experiences renting high-quality road bikes at reasonable prices, which include essential accessories such as helmets, locks, and lights. The owner, Signore Scocchetti, is praised for his professional service and willingness to assist with routes when needed. Additionally, the shop offers flawless repair services for various bike models, showcasing expertise and reliability.
Rented 2 mountain bikes for the day and rode the bike path to Trevi and backs. The bikes were good quality and supplied with lock helmets and repair kit. Excellent service even though we spoke no Italian and used Google translate.
Duncan D — Google review
I highly recommend this business! I rented a mountain bike from them. You can rent by the day or for the week. The young man who helped me chose a bike, ask for my approval, put it on a rack and gave it a complete inspection- checking the brakes, the gears, the pedals and the seat. He adjusted everything to my height, gave me a repair kit and case I got a flat, a helmet and a bike lock. Bike lock. I received all this service for only €25 (for a 12 hour day).
I had a very positive experience with this bike shop. I rented a road bike for Euro 25/day, a very reasonable price, especially since it included a helmet, lock, and forward/rear lights. The bike was high quality and performed well, and Signore Scocchetti also added toe clips to the pedals to accommodate me. The shop is located within walking distance of the Spoleto train station, and about 20 minutes walk to the escalator (scale movili) which can convey you up to the hilltop ancient city. My friend and I rode the Spoleto to Assisi bike trail and I highly recommend this route, but make SURE you have a GPS to guide you as the signage is sporadic. Don't miss stopping off in the ancient town of Foligno on the way.
Damiano was great, he provided us with good bikes to rent while visiting Spoleto. He was kind in answering all our questions and directing us to the route we wanted to take. Highly recommended!
We rented 3 bikes for the day: 2 road bikes & 1 e-bike. They included helmets, repair kits, and water bottle cages in the bike frame. Would’ve been nice to also have been given bike locks, but we forgot to ask. We did a lovely ride from Spoleto to Trevi, most of the way on a nice quiet bike path. Highly recommend!
(Translated by Google) Excellent shop, great professionalism, very courteous staff. I am very happy with my bike that I bought from them, thank you very much. 😊 😉☺👍👏
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Ottimo negozio, tanta professionalità, il personale molto cortese.Sono contentissima de la mia bici che ho comprato da loro, grazie di cuore. 😊 😉☺👍👏
(Translated by Google) The best of Umbria: Scocchetti is synonymous with quality, competence and passion! Beyond the indisputable technical skills in the maintenance and assembly of bikes (which are not easy to find) I want to underline the attention that Balbo dedicates to each of its customers to ensure that the cycling experience and activity of each of us is the best possible!
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Il migliore dell'Umbria: Scocchetti è sinonimo di qualità, competenza e passione! Al di là delle indiscutibili competenze tecniche nella manutenzione ed assemblaggio delle bici (che non sono facili da trovare) voglio sottolineare l'attenzione che Balbo dedica a ciascuno dei suoi clienti per fare in modo che l'esperienza e l'attività ciclistica di ognuno di noi sia la migliore possibile!
(Translated by Google) Uncomplicated and flawless repair (bleeding) of the somewhat unusual TRP brake on my Tout-Terrain touring bike. Absolute professional - bike doctor.
With two brakes I can now enjoy the descents again.
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Unkomplizierte und tadellose Reparatur (Entlüften) der etwas aussergewöhnlichen TRP Bremse auf meinem Tout-Terrain Reiserad. Absoluter Profi - Velodoktor.
Mit zwei Bremsen kann ich nun auch die Abfahrten wieder geniessen.
Via Guglielmo Marconi, 53, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
20 min · 8.4 mi
5•Clemente S — Google reviewCarmine M — Google reviewDaniele R — Google reviewL. D — Google reviewGERVASI S — Google reviewGiancarlo P — Google reviewAlessio M — Google review
Cantina Collecapretta
4.9
(33)
5.0
(5)
Winery
Food & Drink
Wineries & Vineyards
Cantina Collecapretta is a remarkable winery known for its superb wine selection and welcoming family atmosphere. The staff is genuinely helpful, making visitors feel at home. This small-scale winery offers a refreshing alternative to larger establishments, prioritizing quality over quantity. While the location may not have much to offer in terms of tourist attractions, the guaranteed excellence of their products more than compensates for it.
What a wonderful place! A gem...
It's a family owned small cantina that produces about 20000 bottles a year. Lovely natural wine produced by hand and with a lot of history.
Toke B — Google review
(Translated by Google) BLACK BLACKBLACK
Soft Power!🔥
This dense, dark wine will win you over💥 with its depth, its persistence while remaining incredibly soft!🧡❤️💜
Absolutely worth trying and top quality-price ratio!!🤩🤩
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MERLO NERO
Morbida Potenza!🔥
Questo vino denso, scuro, vi conquisterà💥 con la sua profondità, la sua persistenza pur rimanendo incredibilmente morbido!🧡❤️💜
Assolutamente da provare e top rapporto qualità-prezzo!!🤩🤩
(Translated by Google) I discovered this winery yesterday at the Bivio wine shop in Bologna, a wonderful discovery 🤙
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Ho conosciuto questa cantina ieri in enoteca il Bivio a Bologna ,meravigliosa scoperta 🤙
(Translated by Google) Very good wine, exceptional people, highly recommended for a true experience of goodness and living well.
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Buonissimo vino gente eccezionale consigliatissima per una vera esperienza del buono e del vivere bene.
(Translated by Google) Excellent wine accompanied by a family environment, very helpful and genuine people.
To be recommended as an alternative proposal to large wineries; There is little or nothing to see but the quality of the product is guaranteed.
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Ottimo vino accompagnato da un ambiente famigliare, persone molto disponibili e vere.
Da consigliare come proposta alternative alle grandi cantine; da vedere c'è poco o nulla ma la qualità del prodotto è garantita.
(Translated by Google) An excellent wine, produced thanks to the commitment and wisdom of an honest and hard-working family.
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Un ottimo vino, prodotto grazie all'impegno ed alla sapienza di una famiglia onesta e lavoratrice.
(Translated by Google) Excellent wine, nice welcome and great professionalism in explaining the quality of the product.
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Ottimo vino,bella accoglienza e grande professionalità nel spiegare la qualità del prodotto.
(Translated by Google) Exceptional place with exceptional wine and kindness to spare. I would like to go and live there.
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Posto eccezionale con vino eccezionale e gentilezza da vendere vorrei andarci a vivere .
Terzo la Pieve, 70, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
56 min · 25.4 mi
6•Luca T — Google reviewJAnLu P — Google reviewDraolena — Google reviewPaola S — Google reviewBarbara L — Google reviewP S — Google reviewRaffaella I — Google review
GeoLab Museo Laboratorio di Scienze della Terra
3.6
(50)
4.0
(16)
Permanently Closed
Museum
Children's Museums
Natural History Museums
Science Museums
The GeoLab Museum Laboratory of Earth Sciences is a delightful and unexpected treasure that may require some updating but is still enjoyable for adults who haven't lost their passion for play.
(Translated by Google) Extraordinary geology museum at San Gemini, with a vintage flavor but full of interactive installations for children.
Geolab is not the classic Earth Science museum. At Geolab it is forbidden not to touch. More than a museum, it is a laboratory, so to speak. It hosts a series of interactive machines that guide the visitor to observation and experimentation, introduced by an introductory video by Piero Angela, a well-known RAI science communicator. A journey through 5 rooms accompanies the visitor from the discovery of the structure of the earth, to the interpretation of the landscape and the main geological emergencies of Umbria. Recommended 😃
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Straordinario museo di geologia presso San Gemini, dal gusto vintage ma ricco di installazioni interattive per bambini.
Geolab non è il classico museo di Scienze della Terra. Al Geolab è vietato non toccare. Più di un museo, è per così dire un laboratorio. Esso ospita una serie di macchine interattive che guidano il visitatore all’osservazione e alla sperimentazione, introdotti da un video introduttivo a cura di Piero Angela, noto divulgatore scientifico della RAI. Un percorso attraverso 5 sale accompagna il visitatore dalla scoperta della struttura della terra, alla lettura del paesaggio e delle principali emergenze geologiche dell’Umbria. Consigliato 😃
Roberto S — Google review
(Translated by Google) Marvelous. An unexpected little gem. Unfortunately it could do with a bit of updating, but it's certainly fun even for adults who haven't lost the desire to play.
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Meraviglioso. Un piccolo gioiello inaspettato. Purtroppo avrebbe bisogno di rimodernarsi un po', ma è sicuramente divertente anche per gli adulti che non hanno perso la voglia di giocare.
(Translated by Google) Excellent experience. It is run by helpful, trained and passionate volunteers. Diagrams and models 1.0 but VERY effective. We went with 3 children aged 10 to 15 and they were very happy, interested and asked many questions which Matteo answered with care, competence and patience.
BE CAREFUL to call and book BEFORE you go, because it opens upon reservation!!
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Ottima esperienza. È gestito da volontari disponibili, preparati e appassionati. Schemi e modellini 1.0 ma MOLTO efficaci. Siamo andati con 3 bimbi dai 10 ai 15 anni e sono rimasti molto contenti, interessati e hanno fatto molte domande a cui Matteo ha risposto con cura, competenza e pazienza.
ATTENZIONE a chiamare e prenotare PRIMA di andare, perché apre su prenotazione!!
(Translated by Google) The GeoLab is undergoing modernization and is not yet open continuously, but by making arrangements with the managers you can plan your visit. In this incomplete version it is however rich in educational material and the ability to entertain and amaze its visitors. The atmosphere is a mix of Superquark (the museum was designed by Piero Angela himself and the whole environment is structured in the style of the sets of the historic broadcast!) and a museum in the style of the Natural History Museum of New York (nothing to do with the sad display cases made of dusty stones, just to clarify). Inside you will also find the very talented Matteo who will literally guide you to the center of the earth! Recommended for students of all levels, but also for geology enthusiasts, Piero Angela enthusiasts and curious minds of all ages.
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Il GeoLab è in fase di ammodernamento e non é ancora aperto con continuità, ma prendendo accordi con i gestori si può programmare la visita. In questa sua versione incompleta é comunque ricco di materiale didattico e di capacità di intrattenere e di meravigliare i suoi visitatori. L'atmosfera è un mix di Superquark (il museo é ideato dallo stesso Piero Angela e tutto l'ambiente é strutturato sullo stile della scenografie della storica trasmissione!) e di museo in stile Natural Hystory Museum di New York (niente a che fare con le tristi vetrinette di sassi polverosi tanto per capirci). Dentro ci trovate anche il bravissimo Matteo che vi guiderà letteralmente fino al centro della terra! Consigliato agli studenti di ogni ordine e grado, ma anche agli appassionati di geologia, agli appassionati di Piero Angela e alle menti curiose di tutte le età.
(Translated by Google) Museum much appreciated by a small geology and paleontology enthusiast. Managed, to the extent possible, with passion and preparation. Varied, complete and interactive in a slightly vintage style but - let's face it - all this technology and modernity everywhere is boring. They are certainly not the only way to quality, on the contrary.
To visit, it is necessary to book by email by writing to the Pro Loco.
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Museo apprezzatissimo da un piccolo appassionato di geologia e paleontologia. Gestito, nei limiti del possibile, con passione e preparazione. Vario, completo e interattivo in stile un po' vintage ma - diciamocelo - tutta questa tecnologia e modernità ovunque hanno stufato. Non sono certo l'unica via per la qualità, anzi.
Per visitare, necessario prenotare per email scrivendo alla Pro Loco.
(Translated by Google) I went there with my 5 year old son.
He was enthusiastic because he was able to interact with the machinery. I am from the area and I only give 3 stars because unfortunately the structure is poorly advertised and above all no money is invested in it to modernize and expand it
It's a real shame because instead the idea of an interactive museum is really excellent, especially for capturing the attention of young and very young people. However I recommend seeing it!!
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Ci sono stata con mio figlio di 5 anni.
Lui è rimasto entusiasta xché ha potuto interagire con i macchinari. Io sono della zona e do solo 3 stelle perché purtroppo la struttura è poco pubblicizzata e soprattutto non ci vengono investiti soldi per rimodernizzarla ed ampliarla
È un vero peccato perché invece l'idea di un museo interattivo è proprio ottima sopratutto per catturare l'attenzione dei giovani e giovanissimi. Comunque consiglio di vederla!!
(Translated by Google) Very nice especially for children and very well contextualised with respect to the place where it is located. Some stations are empty and it is poorly advertised regionally. For this one star less
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Molto carino soprattutto per bambini e molto ben contestualizzato rispetto al luogo in cui si trova. Alcune postazioni sono vuote ed è poco pubblicizzato in ambito regionale. Per questo una stella in meno
(Translated by Google) Bad management. After confirmation via email of the opening on the days and times written on the site, we find ourselves waiting for an hour in front of the closed gates. We left, and like us, so did other families.
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Pessima gestione. Dopo conferma via email dell'apertura nei giorni e negli orari scritti sul sito, ci ritroviamo ad aspettare un'ora davanti ai cancelli chiusi. Siamo andati via, e come noi anche altre famiglie.
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Il Mio Vinaio
4.3
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4.0
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affordable
Italian restaurant
Il Mio Vinaio is a restaurant that offers an amazing dining experience with friendly service and outstanding wine selection. Guests have raved about the typical Umbrian pasta, delicious tiramisu, and excellent wine served in a room filled with wine bottles, creating a special atmosphere. The food is always wonderful, and the staff is known for being friendly and providing great service.
We (me+partner) had an amazing lunch here. I almost got emotional while eating the first course, tipical spaghetti like pasta from Umbria. The service very friendly and the wine selection outstanding. Recommended
Lorenzo B — Google review
My husband and I had a wonderful lunch here in mid-March on a Sunday afternoon. Started with a bottle of Montefalco rosso, and shared a plate of the strongozzi con pistacchio (perfect al dente, creamy sauce, crunchy pistachios, and salty guanciale) and the guancia di manzo brassata al vino rosso su letto di purè (impossibly tender roast, soft mashed potatoes, delicious tangy sauce). Fantastic food, great wine recommendation, and lively atmosphere.
Great service and beautiful food. The wine is also amazing. We had a lovley first evening here.
Faultless. Beautifully prepared and presented food. Ravioli made with burrata was something new. Pork fillet was a carefully prepared dish and the desserts were delicious. Large selection of wines including of course Umbrian.
Sunday night just off the Piazza Mercato. Great waiter who was friendly and engaging, good variety of food options for antipasti, primi piatti etc and pudding. Well-priced wine list and very comfortable interior table.
We had a simple lunch but everything was first rate.
Two antipasti and a salad. Bottle of their own Chardonnay. Wonderful. Lovely service, real treat
Marco was the best! Great wine recommendations and the food was divine. Burrata heaven.
An absolutely fabulous steak. Went there every night we stayed ! Great service also with a great location. Will return.
Via Arco di Druso, 31, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
Samurai
4.7
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4.5
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Japanese restaurant
If you're on the hunt for an exceptional sushi experience, look no further than Samurai. This charming little restaurant offers a delightful blend of professionalism and warmth that makes every visit feel special. Diners rave about the divine tempura paired with exquisite sauces and some of the most original sushi flavors they've ever encountered, including a surprising twist with crumbled tortillas.
Excellent sushi restaurant. Top quality food and nice staff.
Nicola P — Google review
Best sushi in Umbria!
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(Translated by Google) Breathtaking experience in Spoleto (PG). Dishes with the flavor of clean and shining sea! The location is very pleasant, familiar and elegant. The service is excellent! Few times have I eaten such good sushi. 5 stars for life.
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Esperienza mozzafiato in quel di Spoleto (PG). Dei piatti dal sapore di mare pulito e splendente! La location è molto gradevole, familiare e elegante. Il servizio è eccellente! Poche volte ho mangiato un sushi così buono. 5 stelle tutta la vita.
(Translated by Google) It's a nice place, not so big but the food is excellent... we've been going there for years and I can only say that we have a great time... we're welcome... the guys who run the place are very polite and kind... the place is super clean.... the food is super excellent... the best sushi in Umbria and it's in Spoleto..
Remember this please
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È un posto carino non tanto grande ma il cibo è ottimo...sono anni che lo frequentiamo e posso solo dire che ci troviamo benissimo ...siamo ben accolti...i ragazzi che gestiscono il locale sono molto educati e gentili...il locale è super pulito....il cibo è super ottimo...il migliore sushi in Umbria ed è a Spoleto..
Ricordatelo mi raccomando
(Translated by Google) This evening is the second time we go to this particular sushi restaurant for dinner. As far as the price is concerned, it cannot be said that it is cheap but logically what you spend is adequate for the quality of what you eat. In fact there is nothing to do with the quality of classic Chinese restaurants or those very popular now defined as you can eat. The restaurant is small and there are not many seats. Therefore it is advisable to book in advance. The waiter is very polite and kind, they bring you a small aperitif consisting of 2 types of seaweed and fish tartare, and a glass of prosecco. This is probably also to save some time since several minutes pass from when you order to when the dishes arrive as the sushi is prepared to order and there is nothing ready for consumption. There were three of us and we also spent 110 euros on two sparkling waters and a bottle of Falanghina white wine. No one left hungry, others had serious problems using chopsticks. For palates who appreciate quality sushi it is definitely a place to try.
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Questa sera è la seconda volta che andiamo a cena in questo particolare ristorante di sushi. Per quanto concerne il prezzo non si può dire che è economico ma logicamente quello che spendi è adeguato alla qualità di quello che mangi. Infatti non c'è niente a che vedere con la qualità dei classici ristoranti cinesi o quelli molto in voga ora definiti come you can eat. Il ristorante è piccolino e non ci sono molti posti Pertanto è consigliabile prenotare in anticipo. Il cameriere è molto garbato e gentile ti portano un piccolo aperitivo composto da 2 tipi di alghe e tartare di pesce, e un bicchiere di prosecco. Questo probabilmente anche per guadagnare un po' di tempo visto che da quando ordini a quando ti arrivano le pietanze passano diversi minuti in quanto il sushi è preparato su ordinazione non c'è niente di pronto al consumo. Eravamo in tre e abbiamo speso prendendo anche due acque gassate una bottiglia di vino bianco Falanghina euro 110. Nessuno è uscito con la fame qualcun'altra ha avuto seri problemi ad utilizzare le bacchette. Per i palati che apprezzano Il sushi di qualità è sicuramente un locale da provare.
(Translated by Google) We came by chance and it was a great surprise for us. We felt like we were in an environment that was both professional and familiar and welcoming. The maître d', after presenting us with an extensive wine list, then proceeded to immerse us in an infinite emotional state with a gin and tonic.
The evening ended in a triumph of emotions. We will definitely return to taste the infinite delights that await us.
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Siamo venuti casualmente ed è stata per noi una grande sorpresa, abbiamo avuto la sensazione di trovarci in un ambiente tanto professionale quanto familiare e avvolgente. Il maitre di sala dopo averci esposto una infinita carta dei vini ha diviso di coinvolgerai in un infinito stato emozionale di gin Tonic.
La serata si è conclusa in un tripudio di emozioni, torneremo sicuramente ad assaggiare le infinite emozioni che ci vorranno fare deliziare.
(Translated by Google) Everything was truly delicious. I've been there several times and it's always a pleasure! The tempura is divine and served with spectacular sauces. The sushi is the best I've ever had; some flavors are very original and surprising, like the one with crumbled tortillas. They offered us prosecco and an appetizer. The chocolate cake is highly recommended!
(Original)
Davvero tutto buonissimo, ci sono stata più volte e ogni volta è un grande piacere! La tempura è divina e servita con salsine spettacolari. Il sushi è il più buono che abbia mai mangiato; alcuni gusti sono molto originali e sorprendenti, come quello con le tortilla sbriciolate. Ci hanno offerto il prosecco e l'antipasto. Consigliatissimo il tortino al cioccolato!
Viale Trento e Trieste, 132, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
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Pizzeria La Rotonda
4.4
(357)
4.0
(17)
cheap
Pizza restaurant
Pizzeria La Rotonda is a great place to enjoy delicious pizza with a wide variety of flavors. The staff is known for being friendly and the restaurant maintains a clean environment. It's perfect for those looking to grab a quick bite without compromising on taste. With affordable prices, this pizzeria offers an excellent selection of pizzas that cater to different preferences. Whether you're in the mood for traditional or unique toppings, Pizzeria La Rotonda has something for everyone at a good value.
Very good pizza, many types to choose from, cheap prices
Fabian D — Google review
Pizza were cold
The food was good. Tge place is clean and the staff are very friendly
Perfect pizza. If you want to eat a quick pizza, this is the place. Great choice of flavours.
Very good pizza's for a good price.
(Translated by Google) Takeaway pizzas for portions at €2, you can't ask for more. The pizzas were good enough to be ready made.
There are some tablets to eat on the premises.
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Pizzes per emportar per racions a 2€, no es pot demanar més. Les pizzes eren prou bones per ser ja fetes.
Hi ha unes tauletes per menjar al local.
(Translated by Google) Pizzas without mozzarella, without lactose, nothing... average pizza, nothing exceptional
(Original)
Pizze senza mozzarella nulla,senza lattosio nulla...pizza nella media, nulla di eccezionale
(Translated by Google) Absolutely highly recommended, they are perfect for making pizza, always delicious, a great variety of different types, the staff is very friendly and quick, I'm also very happy with the prices because they are very acceptable, very good and congratulations! 👍👏
(Original)
Assolutamente consigliatissimi, sono perfetti per fare la pizza, sempre buonissima, una grande varietà di tipi diversi, il personale molto gentile e veloci, anche per i prezzi sono molto contento perché sono molto accettabili, bravissimi e complimenti! 👍👏
Via Pietro Conti, 9, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
Ristorante Pizzeria Belvedere
4.6
(1216)
4.5
(182)
Pizza restaurant
Hotel
Restaurant
Ristorante Pizzeria Belvedere offers not only delicious food but also a great overall ambiance. The restaurant features a separate play area for children with a spacious lawn, making it ideal for families. Visitors praise the homemade dishes and generous portions at reasonable prices. The scenic drive to the restaurant adds to the experience, creating a unique blend of flavors and hospitality that keeps customers coming back for more.
2025 review - I live near this restaurant which is why I said great local pizza joint. But we now go there for their amazing grill. Scotta dito is our favourite. Pizza is still great and a bargain. The trampoline that my daughter loved is no longer replaced every year. Sad but we move on.
My step-daughter took friends here and spent a summer afternoon in the pool drinking aperol spritz in the summer. 😊
2018 review - Great local pizza joint. They have a playground for kids. Very good pizza, very reasonably priced.
Angela M — Google review
Very generous servings and a gracious waiter who listened attentively to our dietary requirements. Food was tasty and very reasonably priced. The drive was very scenic up to the restaurant.
Been going there for many years and it never disappoints incredible all around
Massive, delicious, reasonable priced, portions!
Splendid. .. Lucca treats you as family no matter who you are...
Pizzas are big and incredibly good!
Very good food!
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Day 5
Keep it simple
For day 5, these 7 places should be enough to fill your day with something exciting to do in Spoleto. Start the day with Casa Menotti and make your way through the city to get to Palazzo Comunale. This should take about 7 hours of your day.
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Casa Menotti
4.9
(27)
5.0
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Museum
Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Casa Menotti Fondazione Monini is a cultural hub in Spoleto, hosting various exhibitions and initiatives. The venue showcases the work of photographer Luis Alberto Rodriguez, who reinterprets historical costumes from the Festival dei Due Mondi's archive and that of Monini. Additionally, it features an exhibition by Chiara Camoni at Palazzo Collicola in collaboration with Mahler & LeWitt Studios.
(Translated by Google) Casa Menotti was the home of the famous composer Giancarlo Menotti. It is a sixteenth century building. It is located in front of the Spoleto Cathedral. Giancarlo Menotti was the composer and creator of the Festival Dei Due Mondi.
The Palace was purchased by the Monini Foundation in 2010. Outside the building there is a beautiful sculpture representing a Sumo Wrestler with Butterflies by Monica Foglia.
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Casa Menotti fù l'abitazione del famoso compositore Giancarlo Menotti. È un palazzo del cinquecento. È situata di fronte il Duomo di Spoleto. Giancarlo Menotti fù compositore e ideatore d Festival Dei Due Mondi.
Il Palazzo nel 2010 fi acquistato dalla Fondazione Monini. Fuori il palazzo c'è una bellissima scultura rappresentante un Lottatore di Sumo con le Farfalle di Monica Foglia.
Simone C — Google review
(Translated by Google) beautiful old house overlooking the Piazza del Duomo, now home to the museum named after the famous composer.
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bella ed antica casa che si affaccia su piazza del duomo, ora sede del museo intitolato al noto compositore.
(Translated by Google) In Piazza Duomo I confess that my first thought, after visiting the Cathedral, was to identify the various buildings seen many times on television in the fiction "Don Matteo". The Carabinieri barracks from the TV series, to the left of the staircase and next to the bar in which the protagonists of the TV series are often framed, is, in reality, the sober sixteenth-century house in which the great composer Giancarlo Menotti lived until his death. Today it is home to the Documentation Center of the Festival dei Due Mondi, a famous artistic festival founded by the composer himself.
I was pleased to visit it to deepen my knowledge of both the founder and the digitized material regarding the various editions of the prestigious cultural event from 1958 (the year of its establishment) to today.
The exhibition is presented on three floors. At the first you can retrace the history of the Festival, with videos and photos of the most famous artists and the most important shows. There is no shortage of theatrical sets. On the second floor is Giancarlo Menotti's house, with his piano in the center of the room; at the sides of the room, multimedia stands allow you to view scores, images and pieces by the composer. In his bedroom, on the desk, his paper scores are placed. On the third floor I was able to admire a wonderful view of the Duomo from the terrace. There Giancarlo Menotti welcomed the most esteemed guest artists also to attend the concerts and performances that were held in Piazza Duomo.
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In piazza Duomo confesso che il primo pensiero, dopo aver visitato la Cattedrale, è stato quello di individuare i vari edifici tante volte visti in televisione nella fiction "Don Matteo". La caserma dei Carabinieri dei telefilm, a sinistra della scalinata e accanto al bar in cui i protagonisti dei telefilm sono spesso inquadrati, è, in realtà, la sobria casa cinquecentesca in cui abitò fino alla morte il grande compositore Giancarlo Menotti. Oggi è sede del Centro di Documentazione del Festival dei Due Mondi, celeberrima rassegna artistica fondata dallo stesso compositore.
Mi ha fatto piacere visitarla per approfondire la conoscenza sia del fondatore sia del materiale digitalizzato riguardante le varie edizioni della prestiogiosa manifestazione culturale dal 1958 (anno della sua istituzione) ad oggi.
L'esposizione è presentata su tre piani. Al primo si può ripercorrere la storia del Festival, con video e foto degli artisti più famosi e degli spettacoli di maggiore importanza. Non mancano scenografie teatrali. Al secondo piano si trova la casa di Giancarlo Menotti, con il suo pianoforte al centro della sala; ai lati della stanza, leggii multimediali permettono di visualizzare spartiti, immagini e brani del compositore. Nella sua camera da letto, sullo scrittoio, sono posti i suoi spartiti cartacei. Al terzo piano mi è stato possibile ammirare dalla terrazza una stupenda vista sul Duomo. Lì Giancarlo Menotti accoglieva gli artisti ospiti di maggior riguardo anche per assistere ai concerti e alle rappresentazioni che si tenevano in Piazza Duomo.
(Translated by Google) The house is charming and very welcoming. The documentation, photographs, and videos are interesting.
Today we attended a special piano concert, with music by Busoni performed by Maestro Bistarelli.
Everything was truly interesting!
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La casa è suggestiva e molto accogliente. Interessanti la documentazione, le fotografie e i filmati.
Oggi poi abbiamo assistito ad un concerto pianistico particolare, con musiche di Busoni eseguite dal maestro Bistarelli.
Tutto veramente interessante!
(Translated by Google) Guys, a few days ago I played for the presentation of a book in this magical place. The piano and the environment it creates are magnificent. From the window there is a view overlooking the Spoleto Cathedral. I believe it is only open for special events.
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Ragazzi qualche giorno fa ho suonato per la presentazione di un libro, in questo luogo magico. Il pianoforte e l'ambiente che si crea sono magnifici. Dalla finestra si apre una vista che dà sul Duomo di Spoleto. Credo che sia aperta solo per eventi speciali.
(Translated by Google) Casa Menotti is none other than the house where Maestro Menotti lived, he who was one of the most famous great composers. Now it is an extremely welcoming museum with very friendly staff where you can breathe the typical air of a place full of musical notes. There is also the possibility of organized concerts thanks also to the maestro's piano, an old stainway which can also be played for those who are able.
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Casa Menotti non è altro che la casa dove abitava il Maestro Menotti, lui che fu un grande compositore tra i piú famosi. Adesso è un museo estremamente accoglient con personale molto cordiale dove si respira un aria tipica di un luogo colmo di note musicali. Possibilità anche di concerti organizzati grazie anche al pianoforte del maestro, un vecchio stainway che si può anche suonare per chi ne sia in grado.
(Translated by Google) Musica da Casa Menotti was the most important and exciting musical and artistic event of the last festivals, great and very young artists and an extraordinary atmosphere. Great generosity and excellent welcome from the Monini Foundation
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Musica da Casa Menotti è stata la rassegna musicale ed artistica più importante ed emozionante degli ultimi festival, grandi e giovanissimi artisti ed una straordinaria atmosfera. Grande generosità ed ottima accoglienza della Fondazione Monini
(Translated by Google) Menotti Art Festival previews with inauguration of the Lorenza Altamore exhibition
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Menotti Art Festival anticipazioni con inaugurazione mostra Lorenza Altamore
Via dell'Arringo, 1, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
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Piazza del Duomo
4.5
(872)
Sights & Landmarks
Historic Sites
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Piazza del Duomo is located in the heart of Spoleto, just a brief stroll from Piazza del Mercato. Visitors can descend to the square via a staircase from Via Aurelio Saffi, but it's worth stopping by the nearby Basilica di Sant'Eufemia before reaching the main square.
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Stranger III - Lynn Chadwick
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2.5
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Sculpture
Sights & Landmarks
Monuments & Statues
The artwork "Stranger III" by Lynn Chadwick is a sculpture that elicits a sense of unfamiliarity. It showcases an unknown figure crafted with intricate precision, which evokes curiosity and intrigue in observers. The sculpture's form and structure are meticulously created, presenting an enigmatic presence that captivates the viewer's attention. Through its unique design and meticulous craftsmanship, "Stranger III" invites contemplation on the concept of otherness and challenges preconceived notions of familiarity.
(Translated by Google) In 1962 Giovanni Carandente, curator of the Festival dei Due Mondi exhibitions, asked some contemporary artists of the time to create works to exhibit in the city, in the open air, and then donate them to Spoleto. The experiment was entitled "Sculptures in the city", which has remained in the history of modern art.
The American artist Lynn Chadwick sent the work Stranger III, a bronze from 1959, then placed in the position where it currently is, at the end of Via del Duomo before arriving in the Piazza. The work is inspired by anthropomorphic forms.
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Nel 1962 Giovanni Carandente, curatore delle mostre del Festival dei Due Mondi, chiese ad alcuni artisti contemporanei di allora di creare delle opere da esporre in città, a cielo aperto, e di donarle poi a Spoleto. L’esperimento s’intitolò “Sculture in città”, rimasto nella storia dell’arte moderna.
L’artista americano Lynn Chadwick inviò l'opera Stranger III, un bronzo del 1959, collocata allora nella posizione dove si trova attualmente, alla fine di Via del Duomo prima di arrivare in Piazza. L'opera si ispira a forme antropomorfe.
Maria L — Google review
(Translated by Google) The sculpture, from 1959, was sent to Spoleto by Lynn Chadwick on the occasion of the famous "Sculture in Città" exhibition, organized during the 1962 Spoleto Festival by Giovanni Carandente.
Together with this bronze, which still today appears perfectly integrated with the splendid setting of Piazza del Duomo, the American artist also exhibited Two winged figures, a painted iron work created specifically for the event.
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La scultura, del 1959, venne inviata a Spoleto da Lynn Chadwick in occasione della celebre mostra “Sculture in Città”, organizzata durante il Festival di Spoleto del 1962 da Giovanni Carandente.
Unitamente a questo bronzo, che ancora oggi appare perfettamente integrato con la splendida cornice di Piazza del Duomo, l’artista americano espose anche Two winged figures, opera in ferro dipinto creata appositamente per l’evento.
1 min · 200 ft
4•Francesca B — Google review
Palazzo Arroni - Centro italiano di studi sull'alto medioevo
5.0
(10)
3.0
(2)
Cultural center
Palazzo Arroni - Centro italiano di studi sull'alto medioevo is a must-visit in the town. It's housed in Palazzo Racani-Arroni and is known for being an excellence of Italian research. The palace, along with other notable sites like Palazzo Collicola and the Archbishop's Palace, offers a rich cultural experience. The center focuses on early medieval studies and is a significant part of the town's cultural heritage.
(Translated by Google) It was a wonderful cultural evening. Long live Gibran!
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È stata una serata culturale meravigliosa.Evviva Gibran!
Aldo S — Google review
(Translated by Google) An excellence of Italian research
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Una eccellenza della ricerca italiana
Palazzo Arroni, Via dell'Arringo, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
1 min · 200 ft
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Spoleto - Vista Duomo
4.8
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Scenic spot
Spoleto - Vista Duomo is a stunning Gothic building in Italy, featuring an impressive facade adorned with columns, spires, and sculptures. The interior houses the remarkable Last Judgement cycle by Luca Signorelli in the Saint Brizio chapel. The town of Spello is described as quaint and charming, with Roman remnants evident in its walls and gateways. Additionally, the Baglioni Chapel in Santa Maria Maggiore boasts a beautiful fresco cycle by Pinturicchio.
(Translated by Google) The wide staircase that leads to the square in front of the church offers a spectacular point of view that allows you to grasp with a single glance all the beauty and architectural balance of the Duomo and the surrounding spaces and buildings. During the Festival of Two Worlds concerts are held here, with the orchestras placed close to the nave of the church and the public on the steps in front.
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L'ampia scalinata che conduce alla piazza antistante la chiesa offre un punto di vista spettacolare che permette di cogliere con un unico sguardo tutta la bellezza e l'equilibrio architettonico del Duomo e degli spazi ed edifici circostanti. Durante il Festival dei due mondi qui si tengono concerti, con le orchestre poste a ridosso del narcete della chiesa ed il pubblico sulla scalinata antistante.
Roberto R — Google review
(Translated by Google) Great beautiful town
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Gran bella cittadina
(Translated by Google) Gorgeous !
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Magnifique !
(Translated by Google) Fantastic
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Fantastico
(Translated by Google) Go there!!
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Andateci!!
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Museo Diocesano
4.7
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Museum
The Museo Diocesano in Spoleto is located within the Archbishop's Palace, a building with a rich history that includes its previous use as a Benedictine monastery and the seat of the Lombard dukes. The museum was established in the 1970s and features collections displayed chronologically in rooms dedicated to specific themes. Visitors can admire 18th and 19th-century decorated rooms, including the Bishops' Hall with portraits of Spoleto bishops.
(Translated by Google) The museum is a real discovery, the works contained are wonderful, both the paintings, the wooden panels and the wooden sculptures
Then you move on to the adjacent church of Sant' Eufemia which is beautiful in its simplicity
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Il museo è una vera scoperte le opere contenute sono stupende sia i dipinti le tavole lignee che le sculture lignee
Poi si passa nell' adiacente chiesa di Sant' Eufemia che nella sua semplicità è bellissima
Francesco B — Google review
(Translated by Google) The diocesan museum can be visited with a 9 euro ticket which is only apparently expensive. In fact, in addition to the entrance to the Museum, it also includes the entrance to the beautiful Basilica of Sant'Eufemia, the audio guide for the entire route and the guided tour of the cathedral, complete with a climb up the bell tower. Furthermore, if you have purchased the Spoleto Card, you are also entitled to a one euro discount. The museum is divided into about ten rooms, with works of sacred subjects and some prestigious names: Beccafumi, Filippino Lippi, Alessandro Algardi and Gianlorenzo Bernini. The Basilica of Sant'Eufemia is a little jewel: you walk on the women's galleries and you can go down to admire the Cosmatesque altar (created for the Cathedral) and the surviving frescoes on the columns. Finally, the guided tour of the Cathedral is very interesting: you can see works by Pinturicchio and Filippo Lippi (including his tomb) and the route also includes climbing from a side chapel to a point from which you can admire the apse with the fresco of the coronation of the Virgin by Filippo Lippi up close. The visit ends with a climb up the bell tower, from which you have a magnificent view of the city, the square and the cathedral itself.
(Original)
Il Museo diocesano si visita con un biglietto da 9 euro che solo in apparenza è caro. Infatti, oltre all'ingresso al Museo, comprende anche quello alla bellissima basilica di sant'Eufemia, l'audio guida per tutto il percorso e la visita guidata alla cattedrale, con tanto di salita sul campanile. Se inoltre avete fatto la Spoleto Card, avete diritto anche ad un euro di sconto. Il museo si articola in una decina di sale, con opere di soggetto sacro e alcuni nomi di prestigio: Beccafumi, Filippino Lippi, Alessandro Algardi e Gianlorenzo Bernini. La basilica di sant'Eufemia è un gioellino: si cammina sui matronei e si può scendere in basso per ammirare l'altare cosmatesco (realizzato per il Duomo) e gli affreschi superstiti sulle colonne. La visita guidata al Duomo, infine, è molto interessante: si vedono opere del Pinturicchio, di Filippo Lippi (di cui anche la tomba) e il percorso prevede anche la salita da una cappella laterale fino ad un punto da cui ammirare da vicino l'abside con l'affresco dell'incoronazione delle Vergine di Filippo Lippi. Termina la visita la salita sul campanile, da cui si ha una magnifica vista sulla città, sulla piazza e sul duomo stesso.
Bishop of Spoleto residence
Estate Hours:
Complesso del duomo
Cathedral of Spoleto: 8.30-19.00
Bookshop daily 10:30-19.00
On festivals 12-19:00
Guided visits: 14:30 / 18.00
Museo: €9 adulti / gratis bambini
Bathrooms up stairs to the right from the bookstore.
Estimated time needed for museum: 1-2 hours.
Estimated time needed for Duomo: 1-2 hours.
Admission tickets are expensive.
There is a reliquary of the baby Jesus’s swaddle in the back room in the hall of the bishops of Spoleto o top of a desk with a palm sized sign in Italian. If one does not speak or read Italian, you will not know that it is there less you intentionally search it out.
Recommend the museum highlight the reliquaries and provide all information in multiple languages to make this accessible to all guests.
A relic of the virgin and saint Emiliano are in the last level before you go down the stairs.
There is also a reliquary of the true cross and the holy thorns in the basement level past the life size statues of at John, Luca, Matteo e Marc.
Great exhibits and worth the visit.
(Translated by Google) Sacred art is a concept that in the 21st century might make those who believe that representing the present is the only comprehensible form of expression smile.
Well, the Diocesan Museum of Spoleto, housed in the halls of the Archbishop's Palace, offers visitors a fascinating journey through sacred art, represented by evocative 13th-century shaped crosses, moving panels and wooden sculptures by so-called primitive artists such as the Master of San Felice di Giano, Fossa, and Cesi, or the maple wood Deposition from Roccatamburo, Renaissance paintings by De Magistris, Lippi, and Beccafumi, and such masterpieces as Bernini's bronze bust of Urban VIII and Algardi's marble bust of Saint Philip Neri, as well as a bird's-eye view of the women's gallery inside the Basilica of Sant'Eufemia and a guided tour of the Cathedral and bell tower of Spoleto.
It is both a physical (climbing the bell tower) and mental exercise, demanding but rewarding and satisfying, from the point of view of aesthetic enjoyment (frescoes by Lippi and Pinturicchio) and naturalistic (splendid view from the bell tower).
(Original)
L'arte sacra è un concetto che nel XXI secolo potrebbe far sorridere chi crede che rappresentare il presente sia la sola forma di espressività comprensibile.
Ebbene, il museo diocesano di Spoleto, allestito nelle sale del palazzo della curia arcivescovile, offre a chi lo visita sia un interessantissimo percorso di arte sacra, rappresentata da suggestive croci sagomate duecentesche, da commoventi tavole e sculture in legno dei c.d. primitivi come il maestro di San Felice di Giano, di Fossa o di Cesi o la deposizione in legno d'acero di Roccatamburo, a tele rinascimentali del De Magistris, del Lippi e del Beccafumi fino ad opere somme quali il busto in bronzo di Urbano VIII del Bernini ed il busto in marmo di San Filippo Neri dell'Algardi sia la visione dall'alto del matroneo dell'interno della basilica di Sant'Eufemia, sia la visita con guida del Duomo e del campanile di Spoleto.
È un esercizio sia fisico (salita del campanile) che mentale impegnativo ma appagante e soddisfacente, sotto il profilo del godimento estetico (affreschi del Lippi e del Pinturicchio) e naturalistico (splendida la vista dal campanile).
(Translated by Google) The museum contains interesting works, by well-known authors, such as Lippi, Bernini, Beccafumi. From the Museum you can access the nearby church of Sant'Eufemia.
(Original)
Il museo contiene opere interessanti, di autori anche molto conosciuti, come Lippi, Bernini, Beccafumi. Dal Museo si accede alla vicina chiesa di Sant'Eufemia.
(Translated by Google) The price is €9 and includes a visit to the works of art clearly with a religious background which date back to the twelfth century onwards, plus a visit to the church of S Eufemia. Leaving the diocesan complex with the same ticket there is a guided tour of the Duomo or the beautiful Cathedral of S. Maria Assunta with an adjoining bell tower and further reserved rooms. The guide who accompanied me, a highly cultured lady with a foreign accent, was able to make the tour even more fascinating
(Original)
Il prezzo è di 9 € e comprende una visita alle opere d'arte chiaramente a sfondo religioso che si collocano dal dodicesimo secolo in poi , inoltre si visita della chiesa di S Eufemia . Usciti dal complesso diocesano con lo stesso biglietto c'è la visita guidata al Duomo ovvero la bellissima Cattedrale di S. Maria Assunta con annessa torre campanaria e ulteriori sale riservate . La guida che mi ha accompagnato , una signora di grande cultura dall'accento straniero , ha saputo rendere ancora più affascinante il tour
(Translated by Google) It's not worth the internal visit... Everyone enters to visit the church where they filmed Don Matteo, which then turns out to be empty inside, where in my opinion it should be open to the public without the cost of the ticket.....in Rome on Pantheon doesn't have to be paid for and there really is no comparison!!! The exhibition only shows many, many crosses...
(Original)
Non merita la visita interna... Tutti entrano per visitare la chiesa dove hanno girato Don matteo, che poi risulta vuota al suo interno, dove a mio parere dovrebbe essere aperta al pubblico senza il costo del biglietto.....a Roma il Pantheon non si paga e non c'è davvero paragone!!! La mostra solo tante tante croci...
(Translated by Google) A real gem, extremely enjoyable museum, with some spectacular pieces
(Original)
Una vera gemma, museo estremamente godibile, con alcuni pezzi spettacolari
Via Aurelio Saffi, 13, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
1 min · 300 ft
7Luca T — Google reviewROBERTO R — Google review
Palazzo Comunale
4.4
(5)
Government office
Sights & Landmarks
Architectural Buildings
Government Buildings
Palazzo Comunale, also known as the Spoleto Town Hall, is a historic building located in the heart of Spoleto. Situated between Piazza del Mercato and Piazza del Duomo, it stands on an area where noble houses and representative residences have existed since ancient times. The foundations of the palace partly rest on the site of a Roman House discovered in 1885.
(Translated by Google) It is located halfway between Piazza del Mercato and Piazza del Duomo, in an area where noble houses, private or representative residences have stood since ancient times.
(Original)
Si trova a metà strada fra piazza del Mercato, e piazza del Duomo, in una zona dove fin dall'antichità sorgevano case gentilizie, dimore private o di rappresentanza.
Carolina S — Google review
(Translated by Google) The Spoleto Town Hall is located halfway between the forum, now Piazza del Mercato, and Piazza del Duomo, in an area where noble houses, private or representative residences have stood since ancient times. In fact, its foundations rest partly on the area of the Roman House discovered by Giuseppe Sordini in 1885. Previously other spaces were used, but after the year 1296 the government activity of the city was concentrated in this newly restored palace. The appearance of the building before the 13th century is not known, we only know that it included a cloister under whose porticoes the mayor and the captain of the people carried out part of their duties.
The oldest part of the building (13th century) is the tower on the south facade in via del Municipio. The eighteenth-century restoration and expansion works of the town hall led to the inclusion within it of the Monte di Pietà, known as Monte della Pietà et de the Virgin Mary Madre de Misericordia, located in a room accessible from the north façade.
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Il Palazzo comunale di Spoleto si trova a metà strada fra il foro, attuale piazza del Mercato, e piazza del Duomo, in una zona dove fin dall'antichità sorgevano case gentilizie, dimore private o di rappresentanza. Le sue fondazioni infatti poggiano in parte sull'area della Casa romana scoperta da Giuseppe Sordini nel 1885.Precedentemente venivano utilizzati altri spazi, ma dopo l'anno 1296 l'attività di governo della città si concentra in questo palazzo appena restaurato. Non si conosce l'aspetto dell'edificio prima del XIII secolo, si sa solo che comprendeva un chiostro sotto i cui portici il podestà e il capitano del popolo svolgevano parte delle loro mansioni.
La parte dell'edificio più antica (XIII secolo) è la torre nella facciata sud in via del Municipio.I lavori settecenteschi di restauro e ampliamento del palazzo comunale determinano l'inclusione al proprio interno del Monte di Pietà, detto Monte della Pietà et de la Vergine Maria Madre de Misericordia, situato in un locale accessibile dalla facciata nord.
(Translated by Google) We were here on 20-06-25 just before lunchtime because we had to visit the adjacent and beautiful Roman House
of which the underlying part develops.
(Original)
Siamo stati qui il 20-06-25 poco prima dell’ora di pranzo perché dovevamo visitare l’attigua e bellissima Casa Romana
di cui si sviluppa la sottostante parte.
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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 2-minute walk away from Piazza del Duomo.
Ristorante Locanda della Signoria
4.4
(739)
4.5
(398)
affordable
Restaurant
Ristorante Locanda della Signoria offers a lovely setting with an incredible terrace and friendly staff. The carbonara is excellent, and they are accommodating when it comes to special requests like creating a stunning burrata, tomato, and pesto dish. It's the perfect place for lunch, drinks, or dinner with honest traditional cooking and a glorious view of the city. The decor is stylish and pretty while the staff are very friendly.
Incredible service with a friendly and attentive staff. Be sure to try the specialties—just ask, and the team will be delighted to share their recommendations. They take great pride in their food, and it shows. Truly an outstanding restaurant.
STEN-ERIK G — Google review
Not living up to previous reviews. Very disappointed with Sunday lunch here.
Some dishes were very good, like the wild boar stew. However us were poor. My wife's octopus was very tough, felt like it had been reheated from previous day.
Very young man delivering food was very nervous.
Had to send back the roasted potatoes as they were cool. Came back hot from the microwave. They were very bland.
Overall we felt the staff including chefs we could see in one kitchen, seemed unhappy.
Lovely venue let down by service and variable food.
Best tortellone I had in my life. Amazonig service and food. Open on tuesdays until 15h.
Do not hesitate to make a reservation when you want to eat a very tasty italian meal. Top in Spoleto and enjoy the fabolous view!
Amazing amazing amazing!!! I had my best experience there!! The person who brought us the food was very nice , the food quality was perfect… just try it ..😍😍
Great food and an amazing view.
Lovely setting, incredible terrace, friendly staff, good food. What more do you need? Carbonara was excellent. Caprese wasn’t on the menu but when we asked about it, they created a stunning burrata, tomato and pesto dish. Yum.
Excellent service, the restaurant is located 3 minutes walk from the Duomo.
Beautiful view from the terrace. Pork bellies with chopped apple were heavenly.
Piazza della Signoria, 5, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
Osteria dell'Enoteca
4.6
(423)
4.0
(558)
affordable
Italian restaurant
Wine bar
In the heart of historic Spoleto, Osteria dell'Enoteca offers a celebration of traditional, hearty dishes featuring mushrooms, truffles, game meats, sausages, homemade pasta, and desserts. The restaurant is praised for its authentic Umbrian cuisine and exquisitely prepared dishes. Run by a welcoming couple, it provides amazing service and delicious food at reasonable prices.
Walked in for a lovely lunch. Had the delicious ricotta flan and local strangozzi along with the usual couple glasses of Grechetto. Less than 10 tables, intimate dining, lone server. Restrooms up winding stairs.
Tammy O — Google review
We loved everything at this charming small restaurant run by a super nice couple: the beautiful surroundings, the absolutely great food (I highly recommend the truffle dishes), the service, the highly reasonable prices. A gem within a gem - we’ll be sure to come back next time we visit spectacular Spoleto.
Yes definetly awesome. Reviews previously issued for this restaurant gave us good advice, but experiencing it is amazing, delicious and tasteful. It was third or fourth place we tried and this is the best by far. My wife had zuppa Di farro and she said the best she got so far in 7 years in Italy. I had the very unique stringozzi alla spolentina (😋❤️) and delicious beef with veggies and shreded cheese. Before I forget Appetiser... No word "Tagliere Misto". The two ladies taking orders, getting All fixed-prepared and running up&down from upper floor to ground floor, were very friendly-nice-respectful-lovely to take care of us and other people.
This is MUST in Spoleto, we missed dessert as we needed to catch train back home (Crescionda 😭😋😘)
I travelled alone and had an almost perfect evening here. Extremely nice and friendly staff.
Since I couldn't decide which pasta to have as my first course, I asked for a recommendation. I was served an excellent pasta dish with ricotta cheese, truffles and local sausage.
This was followed by a tender tagliata with truffle sauce.
All this at a reasonable, fair price
Thank you for the wonderful dinner.
Small, charming restaurant with excellent pastas. The atmosphere is warm and intimate. Service is outstanding — courteous, pleasant and swift. Staff speak very good English. We enjoyed ourselves thoroughly. Thank you!
One of the best Restaurants in Spoleto! Definitely worth a visit.
The Food is excellent and the Service is even better. 10/10!
One of my favorites while in Spoleto. It’s quaint and simple. It’s a mom and pop shop that has the family vibe while the food is high restaurant quality. I would recommend the beef tartare with truffle. Sooo delicious
We stopped here for a light lunch. Fantastic Gran Tagliere Osteria and big salad that was enough for two. I had a glass of Grechetto which also was excellent. Very fresh and nice rustic cosmpolitan atmosphere.
Via Aurelio Saffi, 7, 06049 Spoleto PG, Italy•
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