This is Assisi's most famous and impressive attraction, a massive structure that can be seen from miles away and is a UNESCO World Heritage site.

A massive 14th-century castle located at the highest point of Assisi, offering panoramic views and serving as a great starting point for exploring the town.

Believed to be the childhood home of St. Francis, this location offers a historical connection to the saint's early life.

The central square of Assisi, characterized by its medieval buildings, vibrant atmosphere, and proximity to the Temple of Minerva.

A large Renaissance basilica built to protect the original small chapel, the Porzioncula, where Saint Francis founded the Franciscan order.

A small church located outside Assisi's walls, historically significant as the site where St. Francis reputedly heard God's voice.

An exceptionally well-preserved ancient Roman temple facade on the Piazza del Comune, featuring six Corinthian columns.

This grand basilica, built in the Gothic style, is dedicated to Saint Clare, a follower of Saint Francis and the founder of the Poor Clares.