The view over the rooftops of the city of Perugia.
Perugia, the capital of Umbria, is a city rich in history, art and culture. One of the most fascinating aspects of this medieval city is the breathtaking view over its rooftops, which offers a unique and unforgettable experience for anyone who visits it. In this case, I took the photo from a window of the Galleria Nazionale dell’Umbria.
One of the most famous panoramic points is the Belvedere Carducci. From here, you can enjoy an open view of the southern part of the city, including the Tiber Valley and the Umbrian Valley. This point also offers a spectacular view of the surrounding mountain systems.
Another place not to be missed is Porta Sole, in particular Via delle Prome. From the parapet of Piazza Rossi Scotti, which continues along the first stretch of the steps of Via delle Prome, you can admire a panorama that ranges from the medieval walls of Borgo Sant’Antonio to Borgo Sant’Angelo, with the Cassero and the temple of Sant’Angelo.
The terrace of the covered market offers a view of the city to the east up to San Domenico and San Pietro, with their characteristic bell towers. From the park of Santa Margherita, located below the terrace, the view extends to Subasio with Assisi and the surrounding mountains.
From this point, you can enjoy a fine view of the Conca, crossed by the characteristic suspended street of the aqueduct and Borgo Sant’Angelo. It is a perfect place to take photographs and admire the beauty of the city.
The terrace of the Cassero, located in the tower belonging to the medieval circle of the city, offers a 360° panorama of the city and the surrounding mountains. It is an ideal place for those who love panoramic views and want to immerse themselves in the history of Perugia.
The early morning and late afternoon are the best times to enjoy the panoramic views, when the light is softer and the shadows create a suggestive effect. Bring a camera or a smartphone with a good camera to capture the breathtaking views. Binoculars can be useful to observe the details in the distance.
Visiting Perugia is an experience that cannot be missed on your itinerary in Umbria. Whether you are a photography enthusiast, a history lover or simply looking for a moment of tranquility, the views of Perugia will leave you breathless. Plan your visit and get ready to discover one of the most fascinating cities in Italy from a unique perspective.
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Photo taken with Canon EOS RP and lens Canon RF 24-50.
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Where is Perugia located:
From the main square in the centre, five royal roads branched off, which connected – and still partly connect – the city of Perugia with Cortona (today the Via Cortonese overlaps with the Trasimeno state road), Orvieto (Via Marscianese), Gubbio (Via Eugubina), Città di Castello and the Via Flaminia (Foligno) which led from Rome to Ariminium (now Romagna).
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The view over the roofs of the city of Perugia – La vue sur les toits de la ville de Pérouse – La vista sobre los tejados de la ciudad de Perugia. – A vista sobre os telhados da cidade de Perugia – Der Blick über die Dächer der Stadt Perugia – Quang cảnh trên những mái nhà của thành phố Perugia
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References:
– https://www.visititaly.eu/it/luoghi-e-itinerari/punti-panoramici-di-perugia
– https://www.umbriatourism.it/it/-/trekking-urbano-a-perugia-tra-suggestive-fontane-e-tanta-storia