Monuments

Welcome to Assisi, a town steeped in art, history and spirituality.

From its most famous religious buildings, such as the Basilica of Saint Francis, with works by Giotto and Cimabue, up to the impressive medieval fortresses and Renaissance buildings, by way of ancient Roman remains.

Assisi tells its story through its rich cultural heritage, revealing its timeless beauty.

Religious buildings

Churches, basilicas, abbeys, hermitages and sanctuaries: sacred places, but also architectural masterpieces that hold magnificent works of art created by the genius of artists such as Giotto and Cimabue.

Roman buildings

An important ancient Roman center, Asisium was a town of rich merchants, splendid villas and spas. A great and extraordinarily well-preserved heritage from that fascinating period still remains.

Medieval buildings

It was during the Middle Ages that Assisi enjoyed its period of maximum splendor. The Palazzo del Capitano del Popolo and Palazzo Monte Frumentario were built, as were the impressive fortresses, the Rocca Maggiore and Rocca Minore, the defensive bulwarks of the town.

Renaissance buildings

During the Renaissance Assisi was ruled by different lords whose rule was characterized by frequent conflicts with neighboring towns. In spite of the difficult times, new works and buildings flourished, beautiful examples of Renaissance art.

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