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Piazza Giordano Bruno  06123  PERUGIA  PG

The church of San Domenico overlooks the small and irregular small square, the piazzetta Giordano Bruno along Corso Cavour in Perugia.
It is one of the city's most religious buildings. We recommend visiting its majestic bell-tower which is one of the most famous monuments with set the city of Perugia apart and for its monumento funebre del Papa Benedetto XI, recently attributed to Lorenzo Maitani on the model of that of cardinal Guglielmo De Braye, the work of Arnolfo di Cambio, conserved in San Domenico ad Orvieto. For those who are passionate about archaeology, we also recommend a visit to the National Archaeological Museum in the two large prehistoric and Etruscan-Roman sections. 

The sanctuary of Santa Rita is situated in the highest part of the town of Cascia, where its size and style are in contrast to the traditional village setting.

The remarkable church of Santa Maria Vecchia is situated just outside the walls of Ficulle. Until the end of the 16th century it was the parish church.

The Oratory of San Giuseppe from Leonessa was erected at Otricoli in 1761. 

In 1287 Brother Bartolomeo of Amelia founded the church of San Francesco, initially dedicated to Saints Filippo and Giacomo, according to the chronicles of the time. Its construction, between 1401 and 1406, was overseen by the Umbrian Masters Menucci of Amelia and Giovanni Di Nicola of Castel dell'Aquila. 

The Hermitage of the Madonna of the Star is located in the Valley of Noce, near Roccatamburo, halfway between Poggiodomo and Cerreto.