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Things to see in Spoleto
In Spoleto the atlas lists 74 historic places: 19 archaeological sites, 16 museums, 10 abbeys and monasteries, 10 historic theatres, 9 historic villas and palaces, 6 castles and 4 fortresses and towers.
Of these, 5 list opening hours and 1 is part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Don’t miss: Sant'Agata (1985), architectural complex in Spoleto, Italy.
By date of construction, the most common period is the Middle Ages (44% of dated places) and the Modern era (38% of dated places).
- 74historic places
- 36,271inhabitants
- 396 maltitude
The town
Spoleto is a city in the Umbria region of Italy.
Spoleto is a small but lovely city with an ancient past. Its importance during Roman times is shown by the ruins of the Roman theatre its citizens used to patronize. Today, as in times long past, Romans come to Spoleto in the summertime for a relaxing vacation, and the city is also known for the Festivale dei Due Mondi, a music festival that is internationally renowned.
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74 places
Archaeological sites 19
Museums 16
- Free 1st Sunday
- Free 1st Sunday
Show all 16 places
Abbeys and monasteries 10
Historic theatres 10
- UNESCO
Villas and palaces 9
Castles 6
Fortresses and towers 4
Getting there
There is a train station in the city which offers direct connections to Rome. Bus service to various locations is also available. For those driving into town, Umbria has a very good and well-maintained road system.
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What to see, according to Wikivoyage
The Duomo, a beautiful Romanesque building that was completed in the early 13th century.
The Roman ruins and Archeological Museum
The first-century Roman Villa
Ponte delle Torre - old aqueduct and footpath behind the fort at the top of the city.
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