I have lived in Perugia since I moved there to attend university, falling in love with it to the point that I never wanted to leave.
Being a guide in the city I love can never become a routine, but will always be a true sharing. I want those who rely on me to discover Perugia to grasp all its beauty and charm that have enchanted me.
In choosing my itinerary I always try to go outside the usual routes, going beyond the limits of theacropolis and not stopping only at Corso Vannucci.
My goal is to offer of Perugia an image that can be observed from multiple points of view, so that those who allow themselves to be guided can leave with the feeling that they have understood it, embraced it with their gaze and held it in their grasp.
I like to look at the view from Porta Sole toward the medieval neighborhoods that, like fingers, drift away from the center surrounded by greenery. I then go as far as Borgo Sant’Angelo and the Tempietto, then back up from the aqueduct.
This is the only way to capture the grandeur of the acropolis, which draws momentum and prominence from the Etruscan walls.
Viewed from Pheasant Street, one can almost imagine what the design of the ancient city might have been, that of the 3rd century B.C., capturing the harmony of an urban organism that through history has been structured in the best possible way.
Contact me to choose your “Perugia” together. You can visit the city in half a day or a full day, choosing the Etruscan or Renaissance itinerary.
Please feel free to contact me.