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More to see in Assisi

The most important and famous historical symbol of Assisi is the Basilica di San Francesco d'Assisi. Its construction started in the first half of the 13th century and was completed in 1253. The shrine contains the tomb of the patron saint and his closest companions. Therefore, thousands of pilgrims from all over the world visit this sacred place every year. The medieval church is of great architectural value and is also famous for its rich decoration. You will have a unique chance to contemplate the beautiful frescoes by Giotto, which have been preserved in their original form. Each of the 28 frescoes depicts scenes from the life of St. Francis. The basilica stands on the top of a hill, offering a gorgeous view of the city. Just out of the city, you'll find the ancient monastery Eremo Delle Carceri, which is also available for tours now. This is a cave monastery, and many of its cells were built in natural grottoes. Some of them have even preserved stone beds, on which monks slept hundreds of years ago. A beautiful oak forest has surrounded the monastery for years. During the tour, you will have the opportunity to explore the most hidden corners of the old monastery. Another interesting feature of it is the old bronze statues depicting St. Francis and the monks. Another important religious site for Assisi is the Cathedral of San Rufino. The very first church was built in its place in the 5th century. Today, guests of the city can see the cathedral that was built in the … Read further

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Assisi sightseeing

As it was mentioned before, the Cathedral of San Rufino is one of the main attractions of the town. The cathedral got its name after Saint Rufinus. Historians carefully studied records but couldn’t find out the exact date when the cathedral had been built. According to one source, the relics of the saint were brought to the building at the beginning of the fifth century, and some records state that the relics … Open

Cultural excursion through Assisi - things to see

A unique historical and cultural center is the underground Roman Forum and Archaeological Museum. The entrance to the archaeological site is located on the territory of one of the ancient churches. Here you can see an ancient Roman street. The museum based here presents very interesting ancient artifacts. Here, researchers have discovered the ruins of ancient temples. You will also have the opportunity to see … Open

Attractions and active leisure

When get tired of city walks, head to Parco del Monte Subasio, which is located just outside Assisi. In this park, you'll find an equestrian center, as well as the opportunity to admire rare horses and take exciting horse rides. In recent years, this green area has become "extremely" popular with thrill-seekers. Fans of paragliding and mountain hiking love to spend time here. One of the main natural attractions … Open

Shopping, streets and outlets

Ladies would probably be more interested in visiting Colori Del Tempo located nearby. This is a store that sells designer clothes and accessories where you can pick up some stylish stuff at any time of the year. Be sure to check out fashionable blouses, scarves. designer bags, as well as chic regional-style jewelry. Last but not least, designer items are quite affordable in this store. If you like practical … Open

Moving around in Italy - transportation

Italy is one of the most economically developed countries in the world. Accordingly, the transport infrastructure in the country is at a very high level. Due to the fact that most of the territory of Italy is surrounded by sea, transportation by water is well developed. It is worth noting that historically, Italian channels were the most powerful among all maritime powers. Today, the influence of this type of transportation and turnover has a huge impact on the country’s economy. Regular ferry connections link not only the coastal territories of Italy, but also the country with neighboring autonomous territories, including the Canary Islands. … Open

Economy roadmap of Italy

The electrical industry has been very developed since the year 1996. A large number of factories are operational within the territory of the country. They are engaged in the development and creation of profile equipment for various manufacturing activities, including chemical, food, and light industries. The state is also trying to maintain agriculture at the same proper level. Emphasis is currently on plant growing. Wheat, rice, corn, barley, potatoes, legumes, tomatoes, onions, olives, and other vegetables are some of the crops grow in the country. Quite a large part of exports are occupied by citrus and tobacco. In the southern part of the country, all agriculture is concentrated on growing almonds, which are actively sold not only throughout the European Union (EU), but throughout the entire world. The light industry is represented by textile and leather goods. This sector gives about 4% of the world’s shoe exports. … Open