Basilica of St. Francis
This double-stacked basilica holds Giotto's famous fresco cycle and the tomb of St. Francis, all completely free to visit.
Town in Italy
3 things to see
Assisi is a hilltop Umbrian town where the Basilica of Saint Francis (free entry) houses some of Italy’s most important frescoes in a peaceful, timeless setting. The medieval lanes and stone squares cost nothing to wander, and the views over the Umbrian valley are free from the upper town. Easy to pair with nearby Perugia on a budget loop through central Italy. Spring and autumn bring fewer crowds and gentler prices than the summer pilgrimage peak.
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This double-stacked basilica holds Giotto's famous fresco cycle and the tomb of St. Francis, all completely free to visit.
Assisi's main square is built over the old Roman forum and features the remarkably intact Temple of Minerva, now a church with free entry. The piazza connects the town's medieval layers and serves as the natural starting point for exploring on foot.
The medieval fortress crowning Assisi's hilltop rewards the steep climb with sweeping views across the Spoleto Valley and the Umbrian plains. Even without entering the paid interior, the approach walk through quiet lanes and the free panorama from the walls are worth the effort.
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