The best places to see and eat in Assisi, ranked by real travelers.
A UNESCO World Heritage site, this basilica is the burial place of St. Francis and is renowned for its stunning frescoes by Giotto and other masters.
Located at the foot of Assisi, this basilica houses the Porziuncola, the small church where St. Francis founded the Franciscan Order.
Dedicated to St. Clare, a follower of St. Francis, this basilica is known for its beautiful pink and white facade and the tomb of St. Clare.
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This small church and monastery is where St. Francis received his calling and wrote the Canticle of the Creatures.
A peaceful hermitage nestled in the woods of Mount Subasio, where St. Francis and his followers retreated for prayer and meditation.
The main church of Assisi, this Romanesque cathedral features a stunning facade and is the site where St. Francis was baptized.
An impressive medieval fortress offering panoramic views of Assisi and the surrounding valley, perfect for history enthusiasts.
The main square of Assisi, surrounded by historic buildings and a great spot to enjoy local cafes and the vibrant atmosphere.
A natural park ideal for hiking and outdoor activities, offering breathtaking views of the Umbrian countryside.
A serene woodland area offering walking paths and a chance to connect with nature, located near the Basilica of St. Francis.
A fascinating church built over a Roman temple, featuring a striking classical facade and rich interior decorations.
A church built on the site believed to be St. Francis's family home, offering insight into his early life.
Explore ancient Roman ruins and artifacts, providing a glimpse into the historical layers of Assisi.
An art gallery housed in a beautiful Baroque palace, featuring works from the medieval and Renaissance periods.
A smaller fortress near Rocca Maggiore, offering scenic views and a sense of medieval history.
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