Foligno, an historical city nestled in the heart of the Umbrian Valley, is traditionally recognized as the midpoint of Italy and the world.

Featuring stunning medieval buildings and captivating churches, such as the Romanesque-designed church of Santa Maria Infraportas, the city is a treasure trove of ancient architecture.

Your journey will lead you to the central square of Foligno, the Piazza della Repubblica, which houses the San Feliciano Cathedral. The Cathedral stands out with its two splendid facades and a blend of diverse architectural styles that include Gothic, Romanesque, Baroque, and Neoclassical.

Finally, you’ll gaze at the magnificent Palazzo Trinci, a medieval palace linked to the cathedral by an impressive ‘suspension bridge’ and constructed in Gothic style in the early 15th century. Particularly noteworthy is the exquisite series of frescoes crafted by Gentile da Fabriano, which adorn several rooms of the palace, such as the renowned Hall of the Liberal Arts and Planets and the Hall of the Giants, decorated with grand figures from ancient Roman history, like Emperors Augustus and Nero.