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A JEWEL SET IN THE HEART OF ITALY

Just over 40 kilometers from Borgo di Gallano, Perugia, the capital of Umbria, is the ideal destination to spend a day immersed in a city that still has the appearance and rhythms of a small medieval fortified village, and at the same time an international location, thanks to the University open to students from all over the world. Rich in artistic and architectural treasures, over 2,500 years of history are stratified in the historic center of Perugia.

Walking around Perugia is certainly the best way to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the place, admiring churches and buildings that have survived centuries of history and that have integrated into the expansion of the city. Another element that contributes greatly to the charm of Perugia is the survival of numerous artisan workshops, a circumstance that harks back to the medieval roots of the city.

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WHAT TO SEE

Perugia has many attractions to discover. Start with the Fontana Maggiore, a Gothic masterpiece in the heart of Piazza IV Novembre, and visit the Cathedral of San Lorenzo, adjacent to the square. Continue with a stroll along Corso Vannucci, the lively main street, and stop at Rocca Paolina, a fascinating underground fortress. Don't miss the Galleria Nazionale dell'Umbria, which houses Renaissance masterpieces, including works by Perugino. Explore the Arco Etrusco, an ancient city gate, and climb up to Porta Sole for a breathtaking panoramic view. Finally, learn about the city's history at the Museo Archeologico Nazionale dell'Umbria.

PERUGIA
THE HOMELAND OF CHOCOLATE

The Perugina Chocolate Factory, located in Perugia, is an iconic place for chocolate lovers. Founded in 1907, it is famous for its Baci Perugina, famous pralines with hazelnuts. The factory offers guided tours that include a tour of the Chocolate Museum, which traces the history of the company and Italian chocolate, and a stop in the tasting room. During the visit, you can observe the production process and discover the secrets of artisanal chocolate making.

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GO TO PERUGIA

Driving in central Italy offers an unforgettable experience, passing through rolling hills, vineyards and medieval hilltop villages. The route winds along scenic roads immersed in greenery, with spectacular views of sunflower fields, cypress trees and olive groves, with the Apennines looming on the horizon. The natural beauty blends with the rich history and culture of the region

Hotel & Resort a Perugia
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