Umbria and the Marches
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1. Basilica della Santa Casa
Loreto is famous for one of the best-loved shrines in the world: the Santuario della Santa Casa (House of the Virgin Mary), within the Basilica...Read More
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2. Basilica di San Francesco
The basilica isn't one church but two: the Gothic church on the upper level, and the Romanesque church on the lower level. Work on this...Read More
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3. Duomo di Spoleto
The 12th-century Romanesque facade received a Renaissance face-lift with the addition of a loggia in a rosy pink stone, creating a stunning contrast in styles....Read More
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4. Piano Grande
A spectacular mountain plain 25 km (15 miles) to the northeast of the valley, Piano Grande is a hang glider's paradise and a wonderful place...Read More
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5. Ponte delle Torri
Standing massive and graceful through the deep gorge that separates Spoleto from Monteluco, this 14th-century bridge is one of Umbria's most photographed monuments, and justifiably...Read More
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6. Basilica di Sant'Ubaldo
Gubbio's famous ceri—three 16-foot-tall pillars crowned with statues of Saints Ubaldo, George, and Anthony—are housed in this basilica atop Monte Ingino. The pillars are transported...Read More
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7. Basilica di Santa Chiara
The lovely, wide piazza in front of this church is reason enough to visit. The red-and-white-striped facade frames the piazza's panoramic view over the Umbrian...Read More
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8. Corso Vannucci
A string of elegantly connected palazzi expresses the artistic nature of this city center, the heart of which is concentrated along Corso Vannucci. Stately and...Read More
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9. Duomo di Gubbio
Set on a narrow street on the highest tier of the town, the Duomo dates from the 13th century, with some Baroque additions—in particular, a...Read More
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10. Duomo di Todi
One end of the Piazza del Popolo is dominated by this 12th-century Romanesque-Gothic masterpiece, built over the site of a Roman temple. The simple facade...Read More
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11. Norcia
The birthplace of St. Benedict, Norcia is best known for its Umbrian pork and truffles, which you can sample at shops throughout town. Norcia exports...Read More
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12. Piazza del Popolo
The heart of the town is the majestic Piazza del Popolo, dominated by the Gothic church of San Francesco and the Palazzo del Popolo, a...Read More
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13. Piazza del Popolo
Built above the Roman Forum, Piazza del Popolo is Todi's high point, a model of spatial harmony with stunning views onto the surrounding countryside. In...Read More
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14. Santa Maria Sopra Minerva
Dating from the time of the Emperor Augustus (27 BC–AD 14), this structure was originally dedicated to the Roman goddess of wisdom, and in later...Read More
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