• Basilica Papale e Sacro Convento di San Francesco d’Assisi - The guide will meet visitors next to the Basilica information office located in the Lower Basilica square. Please be aware that on Sundays and holidays, explanations of the Basilica are provided from outside, and entry is free. The tour will commence with a visit to the tomb of San Francisco, where his remains have been for 800 years. In the Lower Basilica, the painted decorations illustrate the Franciscan virtues and Francis’s life as a follower of Christ. In the Upper Basilica, the focus will be on the Saint’s life, his era, and his interactions with figures such as Popes, nobles, and the common people around him. Over 5000 square meters of frescoes by Giotto, Cimabue, Simone Martini, and Pietro Lorenzetti can be admired.
• Parrocchia Santa Maria Maggiore - Frati Cappuccini Assisi - Now known as the Sanctuary of Dispossession, this is where Francisco renounced his wealthy family inheritance. It is the first cathedral of Assisi, built on the remains of a Roman-era house. It attracts thousands of pilgrims who wish to venerate the remains of the young Carlo Acutis, a guide for young Christians who seek to blend their religious values with modern technology.
• Piazza del Comune - The Municipal Plaza features buildings that date back over 2000 years. The Roman temple, now known as Santa Maria sopra Minerva, is situated next to the Palazzo del Capitano del Popolo. At the base of its bell tower, a tombstone displays the city’s medieval length measurements. Opposite is the Town Hall, which continues to serve as the local government seat. It’s an ideal spot to enjoy a glass of wine, a plate of pasta with truffle, savor ice cream, or explore the many souvenir and specialty shops.
• Piazza Santa Chiara - The tour concludes here, offering a stunning view of the valley below Assisi. For those interested in visiting the interior of the Basilica of Santa Clara, information will be provided about its highlights: The Crucifix of San Damiano (where Francis discovered his religious calling) and the tomb of the founder of the Poor Clares.

• Tickets to the Basilica of San Francesco
• Audio system inside the Basilica of San Francesco
• All Fees and Taxes

• Tip

Why come to Assisi?
Because Assisi is pure spirituality. Saint Francis and Saint Clare made it famous 800 years ago and in modern times Blessed Carlo Acutis chose it as the “eternal home” for their mortal remains.
Because Assisi is a box of surprises for those who love Art. The beauty of its monuments is complemented by the tranquility that is breathed in its streets.
Assisi is a town immersed in the green of its olive trees and the harmony of its landscape.
For its Spirituality, Art, Beauty and Nature you will not be able to stop coming to Assisi.

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