Imagine being able to devote an entire weekend to a city and its artistic heritage, without the stress of travel and without ever feeling like you are seeing the same thing twice.
Perugia is the city that best lends itself to being “lived” slowly, discovering its countless faces.
From the classic itinerary, with the wonders of Rocca Paolina and Piazza IV Novembre in the center, several routes reveal the charm of its medieval villages: that of San Pietro and that of Sant’Angelo.
Here, among churches and architecture, history overlaps and blends with extraordinary elegance and surprising beauty.
From its panoramic terraces, Perugia “dominates” a wide landscape, with a view that from its very foothills-when the medieval city gives way to the countryside-then sweeps all around to Assisi, the Umbrian Valley and the mountains in the direction of Gubbio.
One breathes along its streets a widespread sense of beauty and harmony, the same impression one gets from visiting its museums.
Artists such as Perugino, Pinturicchio, Beato Angelico, Piero della Francesca, Luca Signorelli and Raphael-to name the most famous-have left an indelible mark with their works, preserved in the National Gallery, the Collegio del Cambio or the San Severo Chapel.
So, the idea that ultimately prevails after our Perugia weekend is that you didn’t get to visit everything in time, and that you actually want to come back.
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