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Gubbio, Italy

cover photo by Agata Arezzo

Location added by Okuri71

The information about this location have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator.

Rank : 8.3 (average on 4 votes)

Coordinates : 43.353519,12.569976 (Open in Google Maps)

Subjects : The typical medieval town, the biggest Christmas tree in the world, Bottaccione throat known worldwide for iridium in connection with the disappearance of the dinosaurs, the interior of churches, craft shops, panorama from Mount Ingino ...

Recommended equipment : No special equipment, tripod and flash.

Best months : May 15 for the feast of the Candles

How to get there : http://www.comune.gubbio.pg.it/Come_arrivare_a_Gubbio.aspx

Visits : the Palazzo dei Consoli in the spectacular Piazza Grande, in the interior, in the municipal museum, the famous "Tables of Gubbio" (III century BC.) and on top of the "bell" is still played by brave and athletic bell (which do not suffer from dizzy!) perching in anything. a fee and opening hours, the Doge's Palace built by Frederick of Montefeltro, with its beautiful interior courtyard and the Duke's study. Just in front of the Cathedral of Gubbio Gubbio with interesting frescoes by painters of the '500; just beyond the Diocesan Museum with ancient "Barrel of the Canons." a fee and opening hours; Ranghiasci the Park: a green area that climbs along the old walls starting from one of the ancient gates of the city, walking among lime trees, oaks and chestnut trees you can admire beautiful views of the roofs and private gardens of Gubbio . In addition to a bizarre neo-classical temple. Hours, free admission. the many churches dedicated to the Saints (St. Francis, St. Dominic, St. Peter?), the house of St. Ubaldo, the patron saint of the city: an old tower house that shows the medieval life. On the ground floor you have the great fortune to witness the restoration of the "candles", which occurs once every 25 years. the Roman Theatre, which dates back to the first century BC and in the summer hosts impressive outdoor shows. Times, for a fee (but can also be seen from outside.)

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