Dettaglio offerta

The Teodelapio is located outside the historic center, in front of the Spoleto train station.

The Roman House is an example of a noble residence from the early imperial age; the style of the frescoes, mosaics and the type of masonry place the Roman House in the first century AD.

The Roman Theatre (1st century B.C.), an eloquent trace of Roman Spoleto, was brought back to light between 1954 and 1960.

In 1962 houses, terraces, squares, medieval arches, alleys and slopes of the Albornoz Fortress of Spoleto enriched their beauty thanks to the presence of 104 sculptural works made by 53 among the most famous artists of the 20th century.

The museum is located within the Fortress, in the upper part of Spoleto’s historical centre.

The lush vegetation of the ‘sacred wood' covers Monteluco (800 m high), the hill connected to the city of Spoleto by the spectacular Ponte delle Torri.