Perugia

The Tiber Valley defines the setting of Perugia — the historic centre occupies a hill above Umbria’s rolling interior, so steep lanes, escalators and layered streets connect its upper and lower quarters. Perugia was an important Etruscan city before becoming a Roman municipium; the Arco Etrusco remains one of its most conspicuous ancient gates. Piazza IV Novembre forms the civic core, with the Gothic Palazzo dei Priori and the 13th-century Fontana Maggiore. The city is also known internationally for Umbria Jazz, held each summer, and for Baci Perugina chocolate. Browse additional webcams from surrounding Umbria to extend your view of Perugia and its hill country.

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