The church of Saint Peter today is a remodelling of the original building. There are four columns, partially incorporated, which once supported an open gallery...

Santa Colomba is one of the many convents in the area. The convent’s most famous nun is the Blessed Colomba of Rieti (1467-1501). She established...

The Porta Romano is one of the medieval town gate’s of Gubbio. The 13th Century gatehouse, with its high tower, stands at the east end...

The San Giovanni church was built in the 13th Century on the site of a former ancient baptistery. The building’s façade and the bell tower...

The Palazzo dei Consoli (Consul Palace) is an imposing and beautiful structure. The original plans of 1321 and 1322 stated that the buildings had to...

Saint Francis church in Gubbio was designed by Fra’Bevignate. This church is the only one in the city that has one central nave and two...

The St. Maria Nuova church was built in the 13th Century. The façade is in a simple design but the interior has some fine frescoes...

The Sant’Ubaldo basilica, restored in 1500 by the Canonici Regolari Lateranensi, has an amazing five naves. There’s beautiful work here, including the marble altar and...

This museum is home to a great many wonderful works of art including a 13th Century diptych in a Byzantine portable altar and some fine...

The Ducal Palace was built sometime after 1470 following the arrival of Federico da Montefeltro. It is thought to have been started by Federicus Dux...

The cathedral in Gubbio was built in the late 12th Century. Over the entrance is an attractive circular window and on the inside this Duomo...

The Roman Theatre in Gubbio was constructed during the 1st Century AD with square blocks of limestone from the local area. The tiers have a...

About half way along the Via dei Consoli – the street which connects the San Martino quarter and Piazza Grande – the street widens to...

If you follow the stepped street from the Piazza Grande, which is certainly one of the Gubbio’s most medieval lanes to the winding Via Ducal,...

The Ranghiasci Brancaleoni Park was laid out in the 1814. It extends to the south, along the slopes of Monte Ingino as far as the...

Once known as San Martino, San Domenico dates back to the 11th - 12th Century. It was enlarged in the 14th Century by the Dominicans...

The convent of Sant’Agostino was erected in the latter half of the 13th Century just outside of the city walls. It has a single nave...

The church of Santa Maria della Reggia was begun in the second half of the 16th Century. This unusual looking building is built on an...

La Rocca was erected between 1374 and 1390. It was designed by Angeluccio di Ceccolo, (also known as ‘Trucascio’) and built by Alberto Giudalotti. The...

Santa Croce is a Baroque church located in the oldest part of the town of Umbertide. Housed in the church is a very important work...