Jubilee Year in Umbria - ‘Hope does not disappoint’ (Rom 5:5)

Almost three thousand years of history in a single complex

The Church of Saints Gervasius and Protasius, which is the cathedral of Città della Pieve, is located where Piazza Gramsci and Piazza Plebiscito, the town’s central squares, meet.

Fifteen centuries of history hidden among the stones

Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli: a journey into the heart of Franciscanism

A visit steeped in history, art and culture in the Cathedral of Città di Castello, dedicated to the city's patron saints, Florido and Amanzio

By reaching Duomo square, you will be speechless because of its façade wealth: this Cathedral instantly impresses you for its spires dynamism, for its golden mosaic background, its rose window and its bronze doors. Not by chance that’s the main attraction of Orvieto: extraordinary mixture of architecture, sculpture, decorative arts and painting, it is considered as a jewel of the Romanesque and Gothic style.

Todi Cathedral is dedicated to Mary SS. Annunziata. It was begun in the 12th century, continued in the 13th but completed only in the 14th century. 

The Little Lourdes of Umbria, linked to the loving figure of Mother Speranza

The Cathedral of Spoleto, which is dedicated to Santa Maria Assunta, is located at the bottom of the outstanding Duomo Square, overlooking the Sixteenth Century Rancani Palace, (later renamed Arroni Palace), the Palazzo della Signoria, the octagonal Church of Santa Maria della Manna and the small Theater Caio Melisso.