• Perugia - Perugia, the capital of the region, is a historic city situated in the central-northern part of Umbria. Its historic center is perched on the high hills along the right bank of the Tiber River.
• Rocca Paolina - The Rocca Paolina, or Paolina Fortress, is located in the heart of Perugia’s historical center. Visitors can enter through a door at Porta Marzia or use the escalator system that links Piazza Italia with Piazza Partigiani.
• Porta Marzia - Porta Marzia is an ancient Etruscan gate from the 3rd century BC, which was once the main southern entrance to the city. It is now part of the walls of the Rocca Paolina, showcasing a remarkable example of preserved classical architecture.
• Corso Vannucci - Corso Vannucci is Perugia’s main street, a vibrant pedestrian avenue lined with historic buildings, shops, and cafés. It connects the city’s main squares and offers breathtaking views over the Umbrian valley.
• Fontana Maggiore - The upper marble basin features twelve sides divided into twenty-four smooth panels of pink Assisi stone. Each panel is separated by white Carrara marble statuettes set on ledges between them. Some figures depict historical and legendary figures of the city, while others are symbolic.
• Duomo - The Cathedral of St. Lawrence is situated in Perugia’s historical center on Piazza IV Novembre, with its southern façade facing the square.

• Private official guide

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Perugia, serving as the seat of power in Umbria, is one of the region’s typical hilltop settlements. It’s a city spellbinding in its allure and historic narrative. As you explore it with your personal guide, you will stroll the city walls hailing from the Etruscan period, delve into the complex symbolism etched into the Fontana Maggiore by Nicola and Giovanni Pisano, and be captivated by the multi-layered Rocca Paolina.

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