Trinci Palace Palazzo Trinci stands on the northern side of Piazza della Repubblica, which is the ancient Platea Magna—great arena—and the beating heart of the...

Museum of Palazzo Trinci The Museo di Palazzo Trinci is the town museum. Housed in Trinci Palace, it overlooks the old and former Piazza Grande, now Piazza della...

The Cathedral, dedicated to St. Feliciano, was erected on the site of a previous religious building in the IX-X century, where according to tradition the Saint was...

The exterior is characterized by a portal of 1515 and, in the brick, by a large pointed arch that continues with a wide voult inside, when originally had to cover a...

The Diocesan Chapter Museum The Museo Capitolare Diocesano is located in Piazza della Repubblica, ancient Platea Magna, which is the beating heart of the city of...

The original core of the building is thirteenth, butit  was completely rebuilt between 1546 and 1642, when were merged the Priori and the Captain Palces. Already...

The Church, documented from 1138, was erected on the site where there was a chapel dedicated to the Assumption, St. Peter and St. Paul of the eighth century. With...

San Domenico Auditorium The Church of San Domenico hosting the Auditorium, with the annexed Convent, is certainly one of the most significant monuments of...

Work by architect Massimiliano Fuksas of 2009, the Church is a symbol of rebirth after the earthquake in Umbria-Marche in 1997, in fact, it rises in the area that...

“CIAC” Italian Center of Contemporary Art The Centro Italiano Arte Contemporanea (CIAC) was born from the initiative of the Cassa di Risparmio di Foligno...

The Oratory was built in 1494 commissioned by the City of Foligno, probably to Francesco di Bartolomeo from Pietrasanta, in the place where, in 1489, came a...

“MAC” The Archaeological Museum of Colfiorito The Museo Archeologico Colfiorito (MAC) is in Colfiorito, a small mountain locality under the Municipality of...

Foligno is an ancient town of Italy in the province of Perugia in east central Umbria, on the Topino river where it leaves the Apennines and enters the wide plain of...