A journey into the artistic heritage of the Museums, from the Valnerina to the Umbrian Valley, from the Upper Tiber Valley to the slopes of Subasio
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The bronze statue of Germanicus, the Art Gallery, the frescoed rooms of Palazzo Petrignani and the civil architecture of the Roman Cisterns.
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The masterpieces of great masters of art: Perugino, Dono Doni, El Greco and Jacopo Siculo and the archaeological collection.
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The liveliness of local art between the end of the sixteenth century and the first half of the seventeenth century; the paintings The Adoration of the Magi by Corrado Giaquinto and The Madonna and Child by Dono Doni.
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The extraordinary polychrome mosaic dating back to the I/II century B.C.; the archaeological site of Urvinum Hortense.
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The series of precious polychrome terracotta (XI-XVI century) and the extraordinary group of sculptures, with wooden, terracotta, stucco and stone works dating back to between the XII and XV centuries.
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The oldest Italian museum dedicated to ceramics; the fascinating warehouse that can be visited; the works of Perugino and Niccolò di Liberatore preserved in the Art Gallery.
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A fascinating journey around the 4 elements of nature – earth, water, air and fire – which are finely shaped into unique handicrafts: bricks and terracotta.
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The Church of San Francesco and its frescoes; the Gonfalone della Misericordia by Bartolomeo Caporali, the wooden group of the Deposition.
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The stunning frescoes by Benozzo Gozzoli and the masterpieces housed in the Church of San Francesco.
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The altarpiece by Spagna, the pictorial collection, the Museum dedicated to the Olive-tree Civilization.
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The collection of the Art Gallery and the extraordinary mosaics Villa dei Mosaici is home to.
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The Deposition from the Cross by Luca Signorelli and the sumptuous altar machine where it is kept.