This factory features a museum devoted to the history of chocolate manufacturing - a mouth-watering tribute to Perugia, Italy's chocolate capital.

Lake Trasimeno is located in the heart of Italy, which makes it an ideal base for visiting Umbria and Tuscany, as well as providing unspoiled nature and a refuge of birds and fish for outdoor enthusiasts.

Located in the grand Palazzo dei Priori, this twelve-room gallery takes visitors thorough the history of Umbrian painting, featuring works by Perugino and Pinturrichio, in addition to two stunning Tuscan masterpieces (Fra Angelico, Piero della Francesca) and early Sienese works (Duccio).

Perugia's Exchange Guild, the home of the region's money changers, dates from the thirteenth-century and boasts some of Italy's best preserved Renaissance frescoes painted by Perugino.

These two attractions are close to one another, but otherwise have little in common. The so-called Arco d'Augusto stands opposite the 18th-century Palazzo Gallenga, the seat of the Italian University...

This is indeed a specialty museum. Picture case after case of pieces of pottery of every conceivable style, shape and quality, with little in the way of description. Deruta is known as a regional...

This is the artistic center of Perugia that features beautiful reliefs carved in the 13 century, a stunning gothic cathedral and the superb Italian medieval palace, the Palazzo Priori, which houses the National Art Gallery of Umbria.

Many of Perugia's most beautiful and historically significant attractions can be found on or near this street.

Find out about the history and the art of fishing at this unique specialty museum.

This Gothic Church of San Domenico houses an archaeological museum.

This street was named after the Baglioni family, one of the most powerful in Perugia.

Founded at the beginning of the 20th century, this is one of the most important centers of Italian language study and culture for foreign students. The Gallenga Stuart Palace, built in the XVIII century, hosts the University.