The Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta was built in the Romanesque style in the eleventh century. During the thirteenth century there were the first upheavals, with the...

It takes its name from the time at which they began the shows of the first editions of the "Festival of Two Worlds". It overlooks the scenic Signoria Square and...

Dedicated to St. Lowrence Illuminator, who arrived in Spoleto perhaps the result of Isaac and Brizio, at the early twentieth century the Church, the sacristy and...

The sixteenth-century Palace that was the Giancarlo Menotti's home, composer, writer and creator of the "Festival of Two Worlds", was bought in 2010 by the "Monini...

Its foundations are based on the area of ​​a Roman domus discovered by Giuseppe Sordini in 1885. After extensive renovations, completed in 2007, now it houses...

It was built between 1640 and 1671 on a designed by Spoleto architect Loreto Scelli, which remains the only surviving work. During the excavation work for the...

On the square there was already an imposing fountain in the thirteenth century. To this it added another, in 1433, a work by architect Giovanni Buono. The space in...

Sant’Eufemia Basilica The Church of Sant’Eufemia is one of the most interesting Romanesque edifices in Umbria. It stands within the enclosure of the Archbishop...

The New Theater The Teatro Nuovo of Spoleto is in the historical center of the town. The town Municipality deliberated its construction on 13 February 1846,...

The Diocesan Museum and Sant’Eufemia Basilica The Museo Diocesano is located in the historical center of Spoleto, near the Duomo of Santa Maria Assunta, in the...

Caio Melisso Theater The Teatro Caio Melisso is in the historical center of Spoleto, in the suggestive scenery of Piazza del Duomo, on the artificial terracing at...

Roman House, dated the beginning of the first century AD, is a stately home discovered by Giuseppe Sordini in years 1885-1886 and excavated several times until...

Spoleto (Latin Spoletium) is an ancient city in the Italian province of Perugia in east central Umbria on a foothill of the Apennines. It is 20 km (12 mi) S. of...