Basilica of Santa Chiara in Assisi
The Basilica of Santa Chiara in Assisi belongs to a religious complex, which includes an archaeological museum, tombs and a monastery. It was built in the 14th century, and was restored three times after it was almost completely destroyed during the war.
Cathedral of San Rufino
Arriving in the European capital or province, you can start sightseeing from the historical center — the so-called Old Town, where a monument to a national hero or a fountain (if there is no hero) and, of course, the main city cathedral will stand on the cobblestone square.
Rocca Maggiore Fortress in Assisi
The ancient Rocca Maggiore Castle is crowned by a hill overlooking ancient Assisi. This is a real fortress that has come down to us from the early Middle Ages, the walls of which preserve the history of this glorious city, it is visible from afar when approaching it.
Chiesa Nuova in Assisi
The Chiesa Nuova temple, which means New Church in Italian, is not new at all — it was built in Assisi about 300 years ago. The name means that it was at that time the most newly built temple in the city.
St. Francis Monastery Complex
At the entrance to Assisi, travelers can see a monumental group of buildings from the Italian Middle Ages. This is the monastery complex of St. Francis of Assisi (San Francesco), the patron saint of Italy and one of the most revered Catholic saints.