Start your journey at the Basilica of Saint Francis, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its stunning frescoes by Giotto and its spiritual significance as the resting place of Saint Francis.

Basilica of Saint Francis

Stroll to Piazza del Comune, the lively medieval square at the heart of Assisi, lined with historic buildings and cafés—perfect for a mid-morning espresso.

Piazza del Comune

Admire ancient Roman history at the Temple of Minerva, a remarkably preserved Roman temple now transformed into a church, right on the main square.

Temple of Minerva

Enjoy lunch at Trattoria Pallotta, a local favorite since 1860, serving authentic Umbrian fare in a cozy, stone-walled setting near the square.

Trattoria Pallotta

As the sun sets, wander through the quiet lanes to Rocca Maggiore, a medieval fortress offering panoramic views over Assisi and the Umbrian valley—an unforgettable spot at dusk.

Rocca Maggiore

Begin at the tranquil Eremo delle Carceri, a hermitage nestled in the forested slopes of Mount Subasio, where Saint Francis and his followers retreated for contemplation—an inspiring spot for a morning walk.

Eremo delle Carceri

Head to the Basilica di Santa Chiara, dedicated to Saint Clare, featuring beautiful pink stone architecture and the preserved remains of the saint herself.

Basilica di Santa Chiara

For lunch, try Osteria dei Priori, a top-rated eatery serving creative Umbrian cuisine and local wines in a rustic vaulted setting.

Osteria dei Priori

End your day at Enoteca Properzio, a renowned wine bar located in a 15th-century building, where you can sample regional wines paired with artisanal cheeses and olive oil.

Enoteca Properzio

Visit the Museum of Treasure of the Basilica of Saint Francis to admire medieval manuscripts, sacred art, and relics related to the city’s patron saint.

Museum of Treasure of the Basilica of Saint Francis

Take a scenic walk along the Via San Francesco, a historic street lined with artisan boutiques, gelaterias, and local shops—ideal for picking up unique Assisian crafts.

Via San Francesco

Enjoy a leisurely lunch at Ristorante da Cecco, beloved for its classic Umbrian recipes, fresh pasta, and outdoor terrace with valley views.

Ristorante da Cecco

After lunch, discover the Roman Forum and Archaeological Museum, an underground museum revealing the ancient roots of Assisi beneath Piazza del Comune.

Roman Forum and Archaeological Museum

Cap off your Assisi adventure with dinner at Locanda del Cardinale, an elegant restaurant set above ancient Roman ruins, known for refined regional cuisine and a unique historic ambiance.

Locanda del Cardinale