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Lake Trasimeno

  1. Castiglione del Lago

    Castiglione del Lago Castiglione del Lago has been constructed on a limestone cliff cape on the east side of the Trasimeno Lake. Etrurians were probably the first to occupy this area, as confirmed by the findings of tombs in the area.After the Roman occupation, the village belonged respectively to the marquis of Tuscany, to the abbey of S.Germano from Campoleone, to Perugia, to the Duke Della Corgna until 1647,... Details
  2. Città della Pieve

    Città della Pieve It is supposed that, already Etrurians and Romans, had established at the same place where today Città della Pieve rises. This characteristic village was touched by the events of the medieval history, and indeed, a number of masters had the control of the town until when Clement VII placed it under the direct control of the Church. At the center of the village, still today encircled to a good... Details
  3. Magione

    Magione The name of Magione, which was first mentioned in 1075, derives from the Castle of the Knights of Malta, i.e Magione.Today this building rises in the middle of modern urban center, and is characterized by a square plant with circular towers and a courtyard on which, on the three sides, three overlapped loggias appear. The current structure is however the result of a widening of the preexisting... Details
  4. Paciano

    Paciano Paciano was founded around the XIV century, on a spur of Monte Petrarvella. Its origins are still today very well testified by the town-walls with towers and access doors and by the Tower of Orlando: a ruin of a more ancient village few kilometers away from the town.The church of S.Carlo is characterized by an elegant door dating back to XVII century. It accommodates, among the paintings of... Details
  5. Panicale

    Panicale Panicale, as it is the case for most of the villages of the region, still maintains a medieval aspect due typically to the remains of the old town-walls and the fortified doors.Although the church of the Madonna of the Slabs and that one of S. Augustin are by far remarkable buildings, the main attraction of the village has to be found in the magnificent views one can benefit on the Trasimeno Lake... Details
  6. Passignano sul Trasimeno

    Passignano sul Trasimeno The most ancient nucleus of Passignano sul Trasimenois still today encircled by the middle age walls which testify the development the center underwent during the Roman Empire, evolving from a small agricultural village to a castle, which, after the Lordship of Uguccione II in the 917, was constantly aimed at by Arezzo, Perugia and Florence.Not very many historical buildings are left in the... Details
  7. Piegaro

    Piegaro The village of Piegaro rises among forests of oaks on top of a hill along the oriental side of the Nestore torrent valley. The development that the center had in middle ages for merit of some glass work masters from Venice who started here a flourishing activity, is obvious from the remains of the walls and the defensive towers. The city today offers the possibility to get inside the green of... Details
  8. Tuoro sul Trasimeno

    Tuoro sul Trasimeno Tuoro sul Trasimeno rises exactly where the battle of the Trasimeno between the army of Rome and that of Cartagine leaded by Hannibal was carried out. The foundation of the village is, however, much more recent, as the first testimonies of the village date back to the XIV the century. In the outskirts it is interesting to visit Ranieri Castle, which belonged to the family of the Montemelino,... Details

Lake Trasimeno: to see

  1. Rocca di Passignano sul Trasimeno
    Rocca di Passignano (Rock of Passignano)
    Typology: Storia e Archeologia 
    The medieval fortress built in the V - VI century by the Lombards is in position relative to the center of Passignano and after the bombing of the Second World War and a long period of restoration...
  2. sant_agostino
    Il Perugino
    Typology: Arte e Cultura 
    Pietro Vannucci best known as "Perugino", is considered as one of the most important character in the renascence age and the most representative painter in Umbria of the XVth century. We can see in...
  3. Lo Sposalizio della Vergine - Il Perugino
    The Marriage of the Virgin
    Typology: Arte e Cultura 
    The first work that was signed by Raphael is The Marriage of the Virgin. The young painter from Urbino who at the time is only twenty years old, takes inspiration from the work with the same name of...

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