Piccolo Antiquarium
Fossato di Vico
Basilica di San Francesco
Assisi
(28 Km)
The church is a cornerstone of Gothic in Italy and is the burial place of St. Francis. It is divided into upper and lower Basilica. The splendid decorations of the basilica were made by famous artists of that time such as Giotto.
Museo del Tesoro della basilica di San Francesco
Assisi
(28 Km)
The museum houses 56 paintings from the F.M. Perkins collection. Its collections are the most important in all of Italy; we find them divided into two rooms, in which we find paintings, manuscripts, sculptures, ceramics.
Museo della Carta e della Filigrana
Fabriano
(12 Km)
The Museum of Paper and Filigree is located inside the halls of the former Dominican convent. The site collects and exposes the materials that have seen the history of Fabriano's paper, known all over the world. A faithful reproduction of the medieval gualchiera used for the production of paper by hand is exhibited. The exhibition also shows projected video materials and live demonstrations of the production of paper by the master carters.
Rocca Maggiore
Assisi
(28 Km)
The Rocca Maggiore, existing since the twelfth century, rises above the city of Assisi and offers a suggestive panorama. Beautiful for its position and for the complex articulation of the parts, it was built with the function of a feudal castle. You can reach it simply by going up via porta Perlici, near the cathedral of San Ruffino.
Castello di Rocca San Angelo
Assisi
(25 Km)
The Castle of Rocca Sant'Angelo, built around the fourteenth century, was and continues to be a particularly important point of historical interest. It has an urban structure and is still very well preserved, despite the fact that it has been the scene of several wars between Assisi and Perugia in ancient times.
Tempio di Minerva
Assisi
(28 Km)
Temple of Minerva built in the late republican period in the 1st century BC 'erected by Quatorvirates Gneus Cesius and Titus Cesius Priscu. The monument has a lot to learn.
Piazza del Comune
Assisi
(4979 Km)
Piazza del Comune is the main square of Assisi and is located in the heart of the city, built on the site of the ancient Roman forum. The square is surrounded by medieval buildings, and in the center is a fountain. It is rightly considered one of the most representative urban projects of medieval Umbria, there is documented information since the beginning of the 13th century.
Foro Romano e Collezione Archeologica
Assisi
(28 Km)
It is located in the most central area of Assisi, where were the main medieval buildings and where today is the temple of Minerva. The path that must be taken to admire this museum is called “Journey to the ancient square of Assisi” and begins with the so-called central terrace, which is a monumental construction built in the 2nd century BC. , and ends in the former crypt of San Nicolò, home to most of the epigraphs and urns found in the city.
Museo degli Indios dell'Amazzonia
Assisi
(28 Km)
The Amazon Indian Museum is the first missionary multimedia museum in the world. It was inaugurated in Christmas 1972 with material coming from the mission of the Umbrian Capuchin friars minor in the Alto Solimóes in the Amazon (Brazil), with the aim of promoting a culture almost to the antipodes from the Western one.
Galleria d'Arte Contemporanea
Assisi
(28 Km)
In order to document various iconographic depictions of Christ, in contemporary art, Fr Giovanni Rossi designed and created the Gallery. The museum was inaugurated in 1951 and is part of the Umbrian ecclesiastical museum network. Inside, you can admire numerous photographs of both ancient and contemporary works of art.
Museo di San Pietro
Assisi
(28 Km)
This museum was built in the 10th century. It is known for the Crypt with the sarcophagus of San Vittorio and the Sacello of Relics. Also noteworthy is the well of the martyrs companions of San Vittorino, the underground passage that connected the ancient fund to the Benedictine hospital, and the Romanesque architecture used to build the building.
Eremo delle Carceri
Assisi
(28 Km)
It was built near some natural caves at 791 meters above sea level, and was frequented by hermits in the early Christian age. Even on this place were Saint Francis of Assisi and his followers to pray and meditate. It is built around a forest of centuries-old holm oaks. It is also surrounded by caves and small chapels where pilgrims retreat to this day.
Castello di Tordandrea
Assisi
(34 Km)
The castle of Tordandrea dates back to 1297. Tordandrea is a hamlet of Assisi that is about 6 km from the historic center. The castle remained under the power of the Baglioni until 1600, with the last lords Braccio and Carlo, grandchildren of Galeotto, who in the same year, will sell the marquisate to Giulio De' Conti Montauto.
Rocca Minore Diroccato
Assisi
(28 Km)
The Rocca Minor Diroccato is also known as Rocchicciola. It is connected with the Rocca Maggiore through a long wall under which there would be a secret path. It is more recent than the Rocca Maggiore and rises on the hill to its right.
Torre del Popolo
Assisi
(28 Km)
The Tower was built in the 13th century to host the Captain of the People, who lived there together with his family for several years. The building is 47 meters high and its architecture has been modified over the years. The current appearance stands out from the red stone base, and the shield on the archkey, testimonials from previous owners. The College of Notaries, which was based in the building, will remain a very important part in the history of the tower.
Porta Perlici
Assisi
(28 Km)
Porta Perlici was built in the twelfth century and is located at the end of Via Perlici. The neighborhood in which the door is located, is known for its ancient houses and preserves the plan of the Roman city and interesting points to visit including the Amphitheatre del Teatro.
Rocca di Cagli
Cagli
(29 Km)
The first news we have of the Rocca di Cagli, in the Marche region, date back to 1481. The state-of-the-art structure is one of the most significant examples of a military building. The Fortress was conceived by the Sienese Francesco di Giorgio Martini. Della Rocca, destroyed in 1502, came to us the strut and the inner body, which was later transformed into a convent.
Torre del Cassero
Castelraimondo
(26 Km)
The Torre del Cassero was built between 1311 and 1318 by the will of Raimondo di Attone da Aspello, Rector General of the Anconetana Marca. The building has a structure characterized by a frammist city wall, consisting of another 10 towers apart from the main tower. The property is 38.30 meters high.
Porta Moiano
Assisi
(28 Km)
Porta Moiano was built in Roman times. It is a strong polygonal structure with very small slots instead of windows. Crossing it you reach the beautiful garden of the Bishop's Palace.
Porta Cappuccini
Assisi
(28 Km)
Porta Capuchin is one of the old and ancient gates of Assisi, located at the exit of the city. At the time it was commonly referred to as the “Gate of St Anthony”. It is also famous for the walks of Giovanni Jorghensen usually walk underneath and cross it.
I Murales Braccano
Matelica
(23 Km)
To see all these beautiful designs we have to visit the whole city, because they are everywhere. The murals were made by the boys of the Accademia di Brera, and are often restored in order that they are always in good condition.
Castello di Gallano ruderi
Valtopina
(27 Km)
The Castle of Gallano is among the few castles that have remained in the resort. We have no certain data on the construction period, but we know that in the 15th century it was an integral part of the walls and the village. It was also owned by the Trinci family. Currently, parts of the walls and the bastion are visible.
Porta San Giacomo
Assisi
(28 Km)
The construction of the Porta San Giacomo was done in the Middle Ages and at the time connected Assisi with the Rocca Maggiore. It is a rectangular red brick plan positioned on one of the most strategic points in the city. Over the years it was modified with unique frescoes, which are currently located on the Municipal Art Gallery of the area.
Castello di Tordibetto
Assisi
(28 Km)
The Castle of Tordibetto was built around the middle of the 13th century by Bectus Menneci. It is surrounded by four circular towers, but in a first historical phase only one of them had been built.
Castello di Beviglie
Assisi
(27 Km)
The Castle of Beviglie was built in the twelfth century and is located on a hilly position from where you can enjoy a very suggestive view. To the southeast of the castle, we find two cylinder-shaped towers in excellent state of preservation, moreover, in the interior, you can still admire frescoes still well preserved.
Castello di Biagiano
Assisi
(28 Km)
Located on a hill, surrounded by olive trees, in the seventeenth century it was a well-fortified castle. Its construction is the ancient 'Blexani' or 'Biasciano' or 'Palazzano', terminology used by Innocent III in a document directed to the Bishop of Assisi, Titus, in 1198. Recently renovated, it is home to a typical restaurant, Il Maniero.
Castello di Petrignano
Assisi
(28 Km)
The Castle of Petrignano di Assisi was built in 1300. Over time, the building was destroyed several times. The castle is one of the most important monuments in the city. In fact, the inhabitants of the city at Christmas, organize parties with costumes and historical protagonists inside the castle.
Castello di Sterpeto
Assisi
(27 Km)
The castle of Sterpeto is a medieval castle ancient fief of the Fiumi family and is located on a suggestive hill from which you can admire the entire Umbrian Valley. The castle was first mentioned in 1056 when it was donated to the Cathedral of San Rufino in Assisi. The fortress has two access doors.
Torre di Torchiagina
Assisi
(26 Km)
The Torchiagina Tower played a strategic role during the fourteenth and sixteenth centuries. Located in the border area, for almost two centuries the structure was the scene of armed clashes. In addition, the tower is famous for a love story that ended in tragedy, when Count Baglioni found his wife in the arms of his son-in-law and killed them both. Fascinating for its history and its story, every year it is visited by many tourists.
Castello Lanciano
Castelraimondo
(25 Km)
The Giustiniani Castle of Lanciano or simply Castello di Lanciano, dates back to the period around 1240. It was made at the behest of Giovanna Malatesta on an old fortress. Since it has been owned by several owners, its functions and form have been changed over the centuries. Today, for example, this structure is used as a museum and houses various associations within it. Tourists can access it according to the set times.
Santuario Madonna delle Macchie
Gagliole
(27 Km)
The Sanctuary of Madonna delle Macchie is also known as Santa Maria delle Grazie. It was built by Benedictine monks around 1171 and was used by the latter as a dorm for about three centuries. Today it is one of the most visited places of pilgrimage. In addition, it is one of the most beautiful examples of religious and at the same time artistic structure: a perfect combination of art and religion all to see.
Loggia dei Tiratori XVII
Gubbio
(16 Km)
The Loggia dei Snipers of Gubbio was built after countless controversy at the beginning of the 17th century. The long building with a porch was originally home to the hospital of Santa Maria, erected in 1326. In the following years, other hospitals were annexed and so the building was named “Spedal Grande”. Since the middle of the 15th century, the Art of Wool aims to build a room above the hospital to “pull the clothes”, that is, dry the fabric and stretch it of the determined length and width.
Palazzo del Podestà
Gubbio
(16 Km)
The Palazzo del Podesta dates back to the fourteenth century and can be found in Piazza Grande. It remained incomplete outside for administrative reasons of the period, while the interior was partially restructured. Today, the building is home to the town hall.
Palazzo Ranghiasci
Gubbio
(16 Km)
Palazzo Rangiasci is located on Piazza Grande and was built at the behest of its owner, the homonymous Marquis. The latter collected several art exhibitions inside, which are no longer found in the palace today. The building was built in the neoclassical style, assuming that it has a fourteenth-century origin.
Palazzo dei Consoli XIV secolo
Gubbio
(16 Km)
The Palazzo dei Consoli in Gubbio is one of the most beautiful Gothic buildings in the town. It is a construction built between 1332 and 1349 on a project by the architect Angelo da Orvieto. The rooms of the palace host the collections of the Civic Museum and the municipal art gallery.
Palazzo Beni XV sec
Gubbio
(16 Km)
Palazzo Beni was built in the 15th century and is located in Via Cavour in Gubbio. The Palace was decorated with fine frescoes due to Ottaviano Nelli. It was built on several buildings when the goods returned to Gubbio after a long exile. Pope Martin V and Giulio II were also housed in this Palace. Today the Palace is privately owned.
Palazzo del Bargello
Gubbio
(16 Km)
The Bargello Palace in Gubbio, located in the historic center, dates back to 1300. It is a perfect model of eugubin construction in Gothic style. The Palace is perfectly preserved, so much as to represent one of the most complete and important monuments of the city. It is also located in the square in front, called Largo del Bargello, where the famous Fountain of Mattis is also located.
Casa Capitiano del Popolo XIII sec
Gubbio
(16 Km)
Casa del Capitano del Popolo was built in the middle of the thirteenth century, near Piazza Giordano Bruno. The Palace was the residence of the manager and in charge of member officials to the companies. In 1300 the Dukes of Urbino took possession of it and eliminated the assignment of the Captain of the People, and sold the palace. During the years it was the residence of several families, until 1970, when Dante Minelli bought it and restored it.
Santuario Sant'ubaldo
Gubbio
(16 Km)
The construction of the church dates back to the 13th century and was restored in the first half of the '500. The interior has five naves, on which the Ceri di Gubbio are preserved. Above the altar is the body of the patron Eugubino S. Ubaldo. There are also many paintings that deserve attention and to be seen. The outside has no ornaments, except the front door.
Castello di Magrano
Gubbio
(14 Km)
Immersed in an unspoiled landscape, dotted with woods, meadows and waters, the history of Margano dates back to the Middle Ages. Surrounded by a wide bend of the Chiascio river, in the territory of Gubbio, stands the Castle of Magrano. From 1830 Magrano passed into ownership to Princess Giulia Bonaparte. It is in this place so rich in traditions and history, that you can spend very pleasant days of relaxation and fun.
Porta San Croce
Gubbio
(16 Km)
The Gate of San Croce or the so-called Gate of Three Arches, was built in 1857. First it was called Funari Gate, and it took this name from the artisans who carried out their activities in that area. The building has special architectural and decorative elements of modern art.
Castello di Biscina
Gubbio
(20 Km)
The Castle dates back to the twelfth century and was owned by the Coccorano family. Over the years it passed into the hands of numerous owners, who had it restored several times. At the time, it connected the three most important points in the area and served as a surveillance point to defend itself against possible enemies. Currently, it is undergoing restoration with a project created by its new owners.
Castello di Vallingegno
Gubbio
(16 Km)
The castle of Vallingegno, which takes its name from a temple dedicated to the god Genius, worshiped by the pagans as a good or evil god for the influence he had on the lives of men and who would give its name to territory of Vallingegno. The building, whose first foundations were built in 1000, was the property of the Gabrielli family. In 1206 Saint Francis was locked up. The municipality of Gubbio, following a rebellion, conquered it in 1355.
Porta San Pietro o Vittoria
Gubbio
(38 Km)
Porta San Pietro or Vittoria was the main entrance of the city, located next to the convent of the PP. Benedictines of St. Peter. It has a double door, the outer one was flanked by two bell towers above which protruded the statues of Saints Peter and Paul. It takes its name from the nearby church, named after Santa Maria della Vittoria.
Torre Porta Romana
Gubbio
(15 Km)
Torre Porta Romana was built in the fourteenth century, in order to defend one of the entrances of the city. Its height is 25 meters and is provided with three important elements: the door, an iron grate and the drawbridge. In the 16th century, the second arch of the Roman Gate was walled. The first restoration of the tower lasted 5 years (1990-1994) immediately after the restorations the Museum was officially opened. Thanks to the participation of the “Family of Sangiorgiari”, a restoration of the fresco of the “Madonna with Child” has also been carried out lately.
Porta degli Ortacci
Gubbio
(16 Km)
The Gate is located near the city walls. The origin of the door is Romanesque as it was built together with the walls. At the time it was used to enter the vegetable gardens of fruits and vegetables from what is supposed from the name.
Museo del Territorio-Arte degli Scalpellini
Sant'Ippolito
(44 Km)
The Museum of the Territorio-Art of the Scalpellini is dedicated to the art of sandstone processing. In fact, Saint Hippolytus has been known, as early as the fourteenth century, as the country of the stonemasons. The exhibition space consists of illustrative panels related to work in the quarries and a large room is dedicated to the reconstruction of the craft shops.
Museo di Storia Naturale
Gagliole
(26 Km)
The spouses Paolo Paoletti and Onelia Marasca, in the year 2000, founded the Museum of Natural History. The Museum is famous and known for its palaeontological and mineral collections dating back to the 1960s. Its objective is to make nature known and appreciated to a very wide audience.
Museo Archeologico Statale
Arcevia
(27 Km)
The Museum, located in the complex of S. Francesco, was opened in 1996. Inside there is a large collection of historical testimonies from different periods: Paleolithic, Neolithic and dating back to the Bronze Age. The museum also houses a multimedia device, consisting of photos, notes and numerous documents that offer detailed descriptions for the public. It is currently open for all interested parties.
Pinacoteca Comunale
Assisi
(28 Km)
The Art Gallery is housed in the Palazzo Vallemani which was built in the 17th century. It is composed of a rich collection of paintings and frescoes from the 14th-17th centuries. A large space has been dedicated to the artists of the Giottesque school, among whom we can name Andrea and Tiberio of Assisi, Puccio Capanna, and Dono Doni. It is worth mentioning the Madonna in Majesty by Giotto and a Virgin with the Child of Perugino who are present in the Art Gallery and who are among the most visited.
Museo Diocesano
Gubbio
(16 Km)
The Diocesan Museum exhibits the history of the Eugubin Diocese through art collections, paintings and sculptures of the fourteenth century. Inside, the archaeological section offers its own testimony of the Roman and early medieval times from the 7th century before Christ until classical times.
Museo della Maiolica a lustro Torre di Porta Romana
Gubbio
(15 Km)
The Museum of Luster Majolica in the Tower of Porta Romana, also known as Sant'Agostino, was named in this way thanks to the fresco located at the entrance of the Roman Gate. The Roman tower dates back to 1400, and is about 25 m high. In the Museum there is the nineteenth-century fresco of Sant'Agostino, which can be admired in all its beauty and splendor. The museum is open to the public at set times.
Museo Civico
Gubbio
(16 Km)
The Civic Museum of Gubbio is located at the Palazzo dei Consoli. The Museum is composed of the archaeological fraction of paintings and ceramics. In this hamlet, located in the Salon dell'Arengo, you can admire finds from excavations made around the Roman Theatre of the nineteenth century. In the former chapel, on the other hand, the 7 Eugubine plates of 1456 are kept. The plates written in the Umbrian alphabet are called 'paleoumbre', those written with the Latin alphabet are called 'neoumbre'.
Raccolta d'Arte del Convento di S. Francesco
Gubbio
(16 Km)
The Church of San Francesco dates back to the second half of the thirteenth century and is divided into three naves separated by octagonal columns. Inside the Church are worth mentioning the frescoes of the chapel, attributed to Ottaviano Nelli. Today, the complex of the Church and Convent of San Francesco are home to the Art Collection of the Convent of San Francesco, with works of goldsmiths, sacred vestments, paintings and archaeological finds.
Palazzo Ducale
Gubbio
(16 Km)
It was built after 1470 by Federico da Montefeltro. The building inside has frescoes from the 14th century and wall decorations by artists from the 80s and 90s. The large rooms were open for the parties of the most famous characters of the time. The exterior of the building consists of two buildings connected by a courtyard. The building was sold to individuals who put all the items for sale. In doing so, they scattered in different museums around the world.
Pinacoteca Comunale
Matelica
(21 Km)
The Municipal Art Gallery is located on the second floor of the historic Palazzo Ottoni. The museum contains works by various Italian and foreign artists. There are about 52 works by the great neoclassical painter Raffaele Fidanza and some paintings that belong to the period between the 18th and 19th centuries representing the famous people of the city.
Museo "Piersanti"
Matelica
(21 Km)
The Piersanti Museum was built in 1918 and included works that belonged to different churches. At the time when Sennen Bigiaretti was director, a large number of works were donated. Very special are the paintings belonging to the period of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries donated by the Marchesa Pulcheria De Santis.
Raccolta Comunale
Sigillo
(4 Km)
The museum is located in the Palazzo Comunale and exhibits to the public a collection of 175 works. Among the preserved works we find paintings and sketches in paper material, donated to the City Council by the painter Anton Pietro Valente, between 1920 and 1970.
Palazzo del Capitano del Popolo
Assisi
(28 Km)
Palazzo Capitano del Popolo monument built between 1212 and 1305 was the first public building to be erected in Piazza del Comune, with a façade of the building containing measures for silk, linen and wool as well as the outlines of bricks and roof tiles used in the building.
Anfiteatro Romano
Assisi
(28 Km)
Roman Amphitheatre monument, one notes the remains of the structure of the 1st century A.D, the elliptical form which can still be recognized in the lay-out of the medieval houses.
Chiesa di Santa Maria Maggiore
Assisi
(28 Km)
Basilica of Santa Maria built on a grandiose scale, is the seventh largest Christian church. The chapel was given to St. Francis by the Benedictines,and is important because it was the initial nucleus from which the Franciscan order was born. A lot more to be learnt at the visit of the church.
Basilica di Santa Chiara
Assisi
(28 Km)
Built in Gothic style between 1257 and 1265, it had this name after the death of Saint Clare. Seeing the exterior and the walls with white and rosy stones, three large polygonal buttresses in the shape of wide rampant arches attract attention. Inside we find frescoes and fragments on the life of the saint. Girolamo Marinelli and Sigismondo Spagnoli worked for the frescoes and wall paintings.
Abbazia di San Pietro
Assisi
(28 Km)
Abbey of St. Pietro was consecrated by pope Innocent IV in 1254 together with St. Francis and St. Rifunus.
Convento di San Damiano
Assisi
(28 Km)
St. Damians convent where St. Francis was ordered to restore the church in decay by the crucifix.
Museo civico
Nocera Umbra
(21 Km)
Within St. Francis, with archaeological finds from Roman times, sculptures, paintings (among the most significant ones by Matteo da Gualdo) and paintings.
Castello di Poggio
Valtopina
(27 Km)
Today Town Hall and the Parish Fanon of the early Christian period, it is set near a bridge on the Flaminia at the junction with Via Plestina.
Castello di Serra
Valtopina
(27 Km)
Fought in 1229 between the Counts of Armenzano and the Lords of Assisi for its strategic position, surrounded by vegetation, it preserves evocative ruins, which inspired numerous popular legends.
Castello di Gallano
Valtopina
(27 Km)
With his village, here we can still see the characteristics structures of 'medieval architecture.
Chiesa di Santa Cristina
Valtopina
(27 Km)
The patron saint of the city, probably the most ancient church in the place; a fascinating structure and location.
Rocca Flea
Gualdo Tadino
(8 Km)
Already mentioned in documents from the twelfth century, it is one of the most important examples of Italian fortified architecture. Enlarged by Frederick II of Swabia and used in the following phases as the residence of the Cardinals Legati, it is now home to the civic museum.
Teatro Romano
Gubbio
(16 Km)
The Theater stands from the 1st century of C.. It is a work by Gneo Satrio Rufo. The current appearance is the result of a series of restorations since the 1800s, still visible are the limestone arches. It is assumed that the theater had a capacity of almost seven thousand spectators. Today it represents the place where a marathon is organized during the summer.
Duomo
Nocera Umbra
(21 Km)
Dedicated to the Assumption, it is located on top of the hill where once stood the fortress and offers a beautiful view. A Romanesque building, it was renovated several times, and completely rebuilt in 1448.
Porta San Francesco
Assisi
(28 Km)
Porta San Francesco is of very ancient origins, and at the time it worked as the only entrance to Perugia. It was modified in the 15th century. Frescoes were added, discovered in 1911. It is currently in good condition and can be visited freely.
Museo della Civiltà Contadina
Fabriano
(12 Km)
The Museum of Peasant Civilization was founded in 1982 on the farm “La Ginestra” on the Fabrian hill. The museum is set up in the old farmhouse and in the adjacent barn where about two thousand tools are welcomed among Marche wagons, plows and carriages of considerable historical and cultural value.
Deposito Attrezzato Opere d'Arte
Fabriano
(12 Km)
Museo della Farmacia Mazzolini Giuseppucci
Fabriano
(12 Km)
Grande Museo
Fabriano
(8 Km)
The Gran Museo di Fabriano, unique in its kind in Europe, is a varied exhibition of themes, rich in imagination and imagination, which allows you to combine the past with the present. It is spread over an immense area, more than 1500 square meters. The museum is divided by sections depicting from crimes to UFOs, from torture instruments to science fiction.
Pinacoteca Civica "B. Molajoli"
Fabriano
(12 Km)
Since 1862, the “B. Molajoli” Civic Art Gallery houses frescoes from the second half of the twelfth and the first half of the fourteenth century. It presents to the public a collection of paintings by the Fabrian school of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries as well as paintings by the Umbrian school of the 12th and 16th centuries. In addition, it preserves the Gothic altar and wooden sculptures of the fourteenth century coming from the Oratory of the Holy Sepulchre in Saint Augustine.
Porta del Sementone
Assisi
(28 Km)
Porta San Pietro
Assisi
(28 Km)
Porta Nuova
Assisi
(28 Km)
Museo della Cattedrale e cripta di S. Rufino
Assisi
(28 Km)
Museo della Porziuncola
Assisi
(28 Km)
Torre Beregna
Castelraimondo
(27 Km)
The Beregna Tower was built in 1382 by Giovanni da Varano. Initially, it was called Torre Troncapassi. In 1973, the tower was damaged due to severe seismic shocks. In 1979, the structure of the tower collapsed altogether. Currently only the ruins are visible.
Chiesa di San Francesco
Nocera Umbra
(21 Km)
Built in 1494 on the basis of a small oratory, has a remarkable interior decoration of the sixteenth century. Charming the late - Gothic front stone portal.
Museo dei Fossili e Mostra dei Funghi
Pioraco
(23 Km)
Museo della Carta e della Filigrana
Pioraco
(23 Km)
Raccolta Archeologica
Scheggia
(14 Km)
Museo di Arte Sacra del Castello
Genga
(20 Km)
Museo di Palazzo Camilli
Nocera Umbra
(19 Km)
Porta San Lucia
Gubbio
(16 Km)