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San Francesco was an extraordinary man and in this tour we will get to know the places where he lived and where he rests today. Together we will go to the discovery of a man and an extraordinary city.

While Assisi is best known for its Saint Francis-related sites, it's also a fantastic place to get a taste for Italian cuisine. This guided tour will take you and a small group of fellow visitors to three different artisanal food spots, where you'll learn about—and sample—a variety of locally produced treats.

Explore the enchanting cities of Cortona and Montepulciano during your transfer from Assisi (or Perugia) to Florence with our experienced driver and uncover the hidden gems of Tuscany! Immerse yourself in a full-day trip through the iconic landscape of rolling hills, cypress-lined avenues, and medieval hilltop towns, while enjoying delightful wines. We will pick you up at your location. Our first stop is Cortona, a picturesque Etruscan town at 600 meters above sea level, offering stunning views of the valley and Lake Trasimeno. Cortona is also famous as the setting of the beloved film Under the Tuscan Sun. For lunch, our driver will recommend a place for you to eat. Next, we’ll visit Montepulciano, where we'll explore the city and visit two Historic Cellars. See colossal oak barrels holding Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG, followed by a wine tasting and explanation of its unique characteristics. In the afternoon, we will drop you off in Florence at your destination.

The UNESCO-listed Basilica of St. Francis is packed with important art and architecture. Skip the boring guidebook and instead visit this treasure with a guide who can bring its history to life. Learn about works by Giotto, Cimabue, and other top artists plus hear about the life and legacy of St. Francis as you explore the Upper and Lower Churches in just an hour.

The ornate Basilica of Saint Francis in Assisi is often so busy with tourists and pilgrims that it is hard to get a sense of the saint’s contemplative spirit and deep humility. Experience authentic Franciscan spirituality with this small-group guided tour of Saint Francis’ most significant yet peaceful sanctuaries outside the medieval walls of Assisi, including the San Damiano Monastery, Porziuncola chapel, and Carceri Hermitage.

The Assisi wine region is one of the most diverse in Umbria, producing a wide selection of red, white, and rosé wines. On this tour, gain a fascinating insight into Assisi’s winemaking history as you visit one of its oldest organic wineries. After exploring the winery and vineyards, enjoy a guided tasting of Assisi DOC and Umbria IGT organic wines, plus extra-virgin olive oil.

The uniqueness of a tour is the knowledge of the territory of the guide and the love that the guide himself has for his land and his beauties, proud and eager to be able to share it with others.

Discover the timeless streets of Assisi on a fully private walking tour guided by a licensed local expert. From the luminous Gothic façade of the Basilica of Saint Clare to the remarkably preserved Roman columns of the Temple of Minerva, every step reveals centuries of sacred and civic history layered within a UNESCO World Heritage site. Walk the same stone-paved lanes trodden by medieval pilgrims along Via San Francesco, duck into the intimate Oratorio dei Pellegrini with its breathtaking Renaissance frescoes, and finish at the monumental Basilica of Saint Francis — a cornerstone of Western art and spirituality. Entrance fees to two selected ticketed attractions are included, adding exceptional value. The itinerary is shaped entirely around your interests and pace, ensuring an unhurried, deeply personal encounter with the stories of Saints Francis and Clare and the remarkable heritage of Umbria's most celebrated hilltop town.

an easy and fast way to visit one of the most beautiful cities in Italy, Assisi in one day with our minivans you can! beautiful city where you can admire its small streets in medieval style and with one of the most beautiful Christian cathedrals, (San Francesco d 'Assisi) UNESCO World Heritage

This tour indeed will show you two of the most charming hilltowns of central Italy. You will also enjoy 14th Century frescoes and Reanaissance paintings. It will be like to back to the past! Due to the exposition of the remains of St. Francis, guided tours of the basilica will be suspended from February 15, 2026, to April 6, 2026. The guide will provide an explanation from outside, and then visitors will be able to enter on their own.

Combine tours of Assisi and Spello with personalized attention on this private tour. With a guide leading you on a thoughtful itinerary, you'll get to know the best of both towns. Learn about the history and culture of each town through commentary tailored to your interests while viewing the Renaissance paintings and 14th-century frescoes.

The Basilica of Saint Francis in Assisi is a treasure that shows its splendor from the square in which it is located. Its spiritual and cultural value makes this building one of the most visited UNESCO monuments in the world. It not only houses the remains of Saint Francis, who was born in Assisi, founded the order, died and wanted to be buried there. It is also a gigantic book of images that narrate his life, the philosophy that inspired him and the greatness of his ideals. Scenes from the Old and New Testaments set in Italian cities 800 years ago were also made. Thus we see medieval knights and ladies at the feet of Christ on the Cross or the Last Supper celebrated around a table with plates, glasses, knives and jugs for water and wine. Beautiful women with light skin and golden hair who wear silk dresses and veils. A true “illustrated book” that our guide will help you decipher.

Visit two of the most beautiful hill towns in Umbria in a single day with this small-group tour that includes private transportation to optimize your time. Meet your guide in Assisi to begin the day with a walking tour of the old town and UNESCO-listed basilica. Then head to Orvieto through the scenic Umbrian hills, where you’ll take in the cathedral and clifftop historic center with your guide before the return transfer.

Discover the secrets of authentic Italian cuisine with this 4-hour home cooking experience in Assisi. Visit a typical Umbrian home; get hands-on as you cook up an array of appetizers, pastas, and meat dishes; then tuck into your delicious homemade creations, accompanied local wine and dessert.

Discover the history and highlights of the Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi on this guided tour. Learn how Saint Francis started a huge cultural revolution that continues to inspire, plus explore the city of Assisi and see its landmarks of Christianity such as the Basilica of St. Clare, as you take in beautiful panoramic views.

Thanks to this day trip, you'll have the opportunity to delve into the Umbrian food and wine traditions. In the morning, together with the truffle hunter and his truffle hound, you'll learn everything regarding the truffle: the different types of truffle, the seasons in which they grow, their cultivation, their value, the tools needed to take them out of the ground, and much more about this ancient Umbrian tradition. At the end, enjoy a delicious tasting of truffle and other typical products - wine included. In the afternoon, you'll visit a renowned oil mill and winery in Montefalco and there, you'll have an interesting guided tour in which you'll learn all the details regarding the Umbrian production of olive oil and its wine traditions, followed by a tasting of their products. NB: The truffle hunting experience and the visit to the oil mill take place at different places. The standard option doesn't include transfer services for reaching both places or hotel pick-up and drop-off.

Umbria is home to some of Italy’s most picturesque hilltop villages, but most are inaccessible by public transport and hard to find on your own. With this driving tour, skip the tricky logistics and visit four villages in a single day. Admire the tiny canals of Rasiglia and stroll through Trevi before stopping in Bevagna and ending in the hamlet of Collepino on the slopes of Mt. Subasio.

Discover the Basilica of Saint Francis on this self-guided audio tour, exploring Giotto's painted masterpiece of medieval Assisi. Follow the saint's life through frescoes, symbolism, and sacred storytelling across both levels of the basilica. Highlights: * Follow the 28-fresco cycle of Saint Francis's life in the Upper Basilica * See the Crucifix of San Damiano, Sermon to the Birds, and Stigmata at La Verna * Descend into the Lower Basilica's darker, contemplative atmosphere * View the vault's allegories of Poverty, Chastity, Obedience, and Saint Francis in Glory * Explore Christ's childhood scenes in the right transept * End in the Chapel of Mary Magdalene, a mirror of spiritual transformation Learn how Giotto's workshop transformed sacred history into vivid human emotion through gesture, architecture, and color, in one of medieval Europe's greatest painted environments.

Discover the Franciscan jewels of Assisi on a guided journey to two of the city’s most important religious landmarks: the Basilica of St. Francis and the Basilica of St. Mary of the Angels. Admire the extraordinary medieval frescoes and learn about the life and legacy of St. Francis as you explore the Basilica of St. Francis. Then, enjoy a convenient round-trip transfer to the Basilica of St. Mary of the Angels, where you will discover the Porziuncola, the small chapel at the heart of the Franciscan tradition. An unforgettable experience combining art, history and spirituality.

An unusual way to visit Spello, aboard an exciting vintage tuk-tuk by Ape Calessino. You will take a beautiful panoramic tour of the city, discovering its history and the remains of Villa Mosaici, a unique and unrepeatable experience! Departure from Assisi with the bee calessino along a panoramic route, arrival in the Roman village of Spello, entrance and free visit to the Villa dei Mosaici. Panoramic tour of Spello: Villa Fidelia, Remains of the Amphitheatre, Porta Urbica, Consular Gate, Piazza della Repubblica, Museum of Flowers, Via Giulia, Oratorio San Biagio, Valle Gloria (Monastery of the Poor Clares), Porta Cappuccini and Belvedere. Including the ticket to the Villa Mosaici in Spello (closed on Tuesday)