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The flames spread quickly, and most of Perugia burned to the ground.

5 Franciscan friars wanted this Oratory in honor of San Bernardino da Siena.

Visit the to see Etruscan and Roman artifacts.

— This mid-range boutique hotel is about ten minutes walk from the city centre, has spacious rooms including some with balconies and mountain views and also has a breakfast option when booking.

Perugia :: Church of Sant'Angelo Tempio di San Michele Arcangelo Among the oldest churches in Perugia is the Temple or Church of Saint Michael Archangel Tempio di San Michele Arcangelo, Chiesa di Sant'Angelo probably dating from the 5 C but constructed on the remains of a Roman temple which in its turn was built on a site sacred to the Etruscans.

From Perugia, you can drive to in under an hour.

Perugia is not only known for being the capital of both the Umbria region and the Province of Umbria but it is also known for its extraordinary and scenic beauty.

We truly enjoyed his company! This place is the main place of religious attraction in Perugia , located in the central part of Italy.

The fountain has been designed by Bevignate but was built by Nicola and Giovanni Pisano in the 13 th century.

The collection includes funerary urns, Etruscan and Roman bronzes, jewelry, gold work, and works recovered from tombs of the Hellenistic period.