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Montefalco

Welcome to Italy in Photos, where we invite you to immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Montefalco: – Montefalcois perched on a hill, surrounded by ancient walls and overlooking a stunning panorama of rolling hills, vineyards, olive groves, and historic cities. It is known as “the railing of Umbria” for its breathtaking views that span from Perugia to Spoleto. Montefalco has a rich and varied history, dating back to the pre-Roman times. It was ruled by different dynasties and kingdoms, such as the Lombards, the Trinci, and the Papal States. It was also a centre of art and culture, attracting famous artists like Benozzo Gozzoli, who painted a magnificent fresco cycle on the life of St. Francis in the church of San Francesco. The church is now a museum, where you can admire other masterpieces by Perugino, Melanzio, and Antoniazzo Romano. Montefalco is also renowned for its wine and gastronomy, especially for its sagrantino, a native grape variety that produces a full-bodied and aromatic red wine. You can visit some of the local wineries and taste their products, accompanied by delicious local specialties, such as salami, cheese, truffles, and bruschetta. You can also learn about the traditional methods of olive oil production and sample some of the finest extra virgin olive oil in Italy. Montefalco is a perfect destination for those who love nature, history, art, and food. It is a place where you can enjoy the beauty and tranquillity of the Umbrian countryside, while discovering its fascinating heritage and culture. It is a place where you can experience the authentic Italian lifestyle, with its warmth, hospitality, and charm. It is a place that will make you feel at home.

Photo Gallery of  Walk – Corso Goffredo Mameli to Piazza del Comune – Corso Goffredo Mameli 
Approximately 0.65 km – 0.40 miles

The walk starts in Corso Goffredo Mameli – Piazza del Comune – Centro Storico – Via Ringhiera Umbra – Piazza del Comune – Vicolo degli Operai – Piazza del Comune – Via Porta Camiano – Piazza del Comune – Corso Goffredo Mameli