Umbria is characterized by a high spread of its artistic heritage over the territory. Umbria for you offers guided tours to the main Umbrian villages starting with a visit to the museums of the Regional Museum System.
Amelia: chronicles of a city linked to Rome. Archaeological Museum with bronze statue of Germanicus, Geraldini tombs by Agostino di Duccio in St. Francis Church and Cathedral, Farrattini Palace and Petrignani Palace, Roman cisterns.
Montefalco: St. Francis after Giotto. Benozzo Gozzoli’s Franciscan cycle in the apse of the church of San Francesco, the Pinacoteca, the church of San Fortunato.
Narni. From the glory of the heavens to the bowels of the earth. The altarpiece with the Coronation of Mary by Ghirlandaio at the Museum of Palazzo Eroli, the Franciscan cycle by Pier Antonio Mezzastris in the Eroli chapel in di San Francesco, the cathedral, the pPriori, the ancient church of Santa Maria Impensole, the mysterious underground environments of underground Narni.
Spello. Pagan Venuses and Holy Virgins. Pinacoteca Civica with the precious polychrome wooden Madonna, Alunno frescoes in the Tega chapel, Pinturicchio masterpieces in the church of Santa Maria Maggiore and the church of Sant’Andrea, Porta Venere and Properzio’s towers, the archaeological area of Villa Fidelia.
Bettona: the Etruscan terrace. The City Museum with works by Perugino and Dono Doni, the recent archaeological section, the striking Etruscan walls, and the frescoes of the Giotto school in the Oratory of Sant’Andrea.
Bevagna. From Roman Mevania to Romanesque town. The Civic Museum and the Roman mosaic, the Romanesque churches of San Silvestro and San Michele Arcangelo, church of San Francesco, area of the
Perugia. Treasures of Art and Taste in the Gallery: two afternoons dedicated to thematic and chronological paths to deepen the knowledge of the masterpieces preserved at the National Gallery of Umbria. At the end aperitif based on Umbrian quality productions.