This document provides images and descriptions of locations in the Italian region of Umbria, including the medieval towns of Gubbio, Assisi, Perugia, Orvieto, Todi, Norcia, and Montefalco. It also features landscapes and agriculture in Umbria, such as vineyards near Mercatello and Lago di Corbara, and poppy fields near Bevagna. Many of the images showcase historic architecture, churches, and natural scenery throughout Umbria.

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Umbria, Italy
The Medieval & Renaissance of Italy
Mercatello

2. Region of Umbria

3. Nestorello. Mercatello
Early morning sun at Nestorello, Mercatello, Umbria.

4. Nestorello, Mercatello. Umbria

5. Nestorello. Mercatello
A mist early morning at Nestorello, Mercatello, Umbria.

6. Mercatello. Umbria
Vineyard of Mercatello, Umbria.

7. Mercatello. Umbria
The wheat fields of Mercatello, Umbria.

8. Nestorello, Mercatello. Umbria
Dawn at Nestorello, Mercatello, Umbria.

9. Gubbio
The medieval town of Gubbio.

10. Gubbio
The festival of Ceri Race. Gubbio.

11. Perugia
13C Palazzo dei Priori, Perugia

12. Perugia . Galleria Nazionale dell’Umbria
Taking of Perugia. Benedetto Bonfigli 1454
Madonna and Child. Bartolomeo Caporali. 1475-80

13. Perugia
Fontana Maggiore (1278), Perugia

14. Perugia
Fontana Maggiore (1278), Perugia

15. The Duomo began in 1345. Due to delays by the Black Death, the Duomo took over a hundred years to build. Even
then the façade was left unfinished that could exposed wall of the Cathedral. Perugia.
Perugia Cathedral

16. Perugia
A view of the town, Perugia

17. Perugia
Country side, Perugia

18. Assisi – Sana Maria degli Angeli-Porziuncola
Church of Santa Maria degli Angeli-Porziuncola, Assisi

19. Assisi – Basilica di San Francesco
The monastery of San Francesco, Assisi

20. Assisi – Basilica di San Francesco
The Basilica of San Francesco, Assisi

21. Assisi
The Upper and Lower Basilica de San Francesco, Assisi (DK Eyewitness Travel Guide. Umbria).

22. Assisi – Basilica di San Francesco
The interior of the Upper Church of Basilica di San Francesco, showing the frescoes paintings by Giotto.

23. Assisi – Basilica di San Francesco

24. Assisi – Rocca Maggiore
12C Rocca Maggiore, Assisi

25. Assisi – Rocca Maggiore
12C Rocca Maggiore, Assisi

26. Assisi
Italian ceramics, Assisi

27. Assisi
Street view, Assisi

28. Assisi
On the far right is the church of Santa Clara, Assisi

29. Assisi
Narrow street with a big truck, Assisi

30. Lago di Corbara
Vineyard. Lago di Corbara.

31. Orvieto
Building of the Duomo was started
in 1308 by the Sienese architect
and sculptor, Lorenzo Maitani.

32. Orvieto
The interior of the Duomo. Orvieto

33. Orvieto
Façade of
the Duomo.
Orvieto

34. The Winged Devil. Day of Judgment. 1499-1502. Frescoes. by Luca Signorelli. Orvieto Duomo.
Luca Signorelli.
Orvieto. Day of Judgement. Luca Signorelli.
Anti-Christ.
Vision of Hell.
It was a daring and terrible frescos with powerful images. It was claimed the Michelangelo went to
see Signorelli’s Day of Judgement and have borrowed elements, in his own fresco at the Sistine
Chapel in Rome.

35. Orvieto
Tower of Sant Andrea.
Orvieto

36. Todi
Santa Maria della Consolazione. Todi.

37. Todi
Italian kids in Todi.

38. Norcia
Teatro Civico. Norcia.

39. Norcia
A delicatessen shop in Norcia.

40. Norcia
St Benedict was born in the town some 15 centuries ago. He founded the order of Benedictines monks, who live in
communal monasteries.

41. Norcia . Civic Centre
The 14C Basilica di San Benedetto was destroyed in 2016 after a 6.6 earthquake. It is now being rebuilt. The town
hall (Palazzo Comunale) on the left and the Basilica di San Benedetto, on the right.

42. Norcia
Ham and cheese on offer. Norcia.

43. Parco Nazionale dei Monti Sibillini - Piano Grande
Piano Grande. Castelluccio.

44. Wild houses. Parco Nazionale dei Monti Sibillini - Piano Grande
Piano Grande. Parco Nazionale dei Monti Sibillini

45. Piano Grande. Parco Nazionale dei Monti Sibillini
Parco Nazionale dei Monti Sibillini – Plain of Castelluccio

46. Parco Nazionale dei Monti Sibillini
Parco Nazionale dei Monti Sibillini – Plain of Castelluccio

47. Castelluccio
Castelluccio is a mountain village of central Italy. It is one of the highest settlement in the Apennines at 1452m. The
village dates back to the 13C.

48. Poppy field near Bevagna, Umbria.
Bevagna

49. Bevagna
Bevagna was a settlement of the Etruscan. Around 80 BC it became a Roman town called (Mevania).

50. Bevagna
The main square of the city, with its Romanesque church of San Michele, built in the 12C. Bevagna.

51. Bevagna
Street view, Bevagna. Today the town has a s population of about 5000 people.

52. Montefalco
This family just had a baby boy (Pink for baby girl). Montefalco.

53. Montefalco
One of the entrance to the walled hill town of Montefalco.

54. Montefalco
This is the civic centre of the town of Montefalco. It is a fortified hill town dating back to the Roman times and
earlier.

55. Trevi
Trevi is an ancient town with a population of about 8000, dating back to the first century BC.

56. Trevi
Thereare plenty of restaurants in the region to enjoy good Italian cooking. The lady chef of Le Vecchia Posta. Trevi.

57. Umbria is a landlocked region of central Italy, north of Rome and east of
Tuscany.
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Trevi – view of surrounding area
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