Attractions in Perugia

Cathedral of San Pietro

Founded in the 10th century and rebuilt in 1463, this grand Gothic cathedral is a worthwhile stop when visiting Perugia.
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Galleria Nazionale dell'Umbria Palazzo dei Priori

Located in the grand Palazzo dei Priori, this twelve-room gallery takes visitors thorough the history of Umbrian painting, featuring works by Perugino and Pinturrichio, in addition to two stunning Tuscan masterpieces (Fra Angelico, Piero della Francesca) and early Sienese works (Duccio).
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Pozzo Etrusco (Etruscan Well)


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San Severo


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Corso Vannucci

Many of Perugia's most beautiful and historically significant attractions can be found on or near this street.
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Exchange Guild (Collegio del Cambio)

Perugia's Exchange Guild, the home of the region's money changers, dates from the thirteenth-century and boasts some of Italy's best preserved Renaissance frescoes painted by Perugino.
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Fishing Museum (Museo della Pesca)

Find out about the history and the art of fishing at this unique specialty museum.
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Fontana Maggiore


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National Archaeological Museum (Museo Archeologico


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Perugina Chocolate Factory

This factory features a museum devoted to the history of chocolate manufacturing - a mouth-watering tribute to Perugia, Italy's chocolate capital.
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Piazza IV Novembre

This is the artistic center of Perugia that features beautiful reliefs carved in the 13 century, a stunning gothic cathedral and the superb Italian medieval palace, the Palazzo Priori, which houses the National Art Gallery of Umbria.
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Velvet Fashion Cafe Discoteca


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