What to do in Capodacqua

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1. Basilica of St. Mary of the Angels

The Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli is an enormous church that attracts pilgrims from across the globe with its Baroque chapels and Franciscan origin story. Learn about St. Francis of Assisi, who chose to live a life of poverty in the 12th century.
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2. Basilica San Francesco di Assisi

A powerfully affecting site for believers and art-lovers alike, the Papal Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi is the crowning jewel of the town’s UNESCO heritage-listed Franciscan structures. Immense in scale and ambitious in design, the basilica can be seen from miles around and boasts glorious views into the valleys surrounding the town of Assisi. Spend an afternoon exploring the churches, gardens, piazzas and the crypt that houses the elaborate tomb of St. Francis.
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3. Piazza del Comune

Widely considered one of the best-preserved medieval squares in all of Italy, the Piazza del Comune is the focal point of the town of Assisi. Explore the open-air restaurants, gelatarias and wine bars that surround this pedestrian-only square, giving it a lovely warm atmosphere that attracts tourists and locals. After a long day sightseeing on the hilly streets of Assisi, the piazza is the perfect place to sit back and relax.
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4. Basilica of Santa Chiara

Constructed between 1257 and 1265, the Basilica of Santa Chiara is of great historic and spiritual significance. The church is named after St. Clare, a friend and protégé of St. Francis, who founded the Order of Poor Ladies, which still has thousands of members today. Take advantage of the excellent photo opportunities available in the adjoining piazza, from which you have wonderful views of the valleys south of Assisi.
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5. Cathedral of San Rufino

Although less famed than some of the other religious buildings in Assisi, the Cathedral of San Rufino is a site of enormous historic, spiritual and architectural significance. Dedicated to Assisi’s patron saint, Rufinus of Assisi, who converted the town to Christianity in the 3rd century, the Cathedral of San Rufino stands on the ruins of two other religious buildings. Explore the cathedral’s interior, the surrounding piazza and the subterranean crypt to see a diverse array of architectural styles and learn about the importance of the site in the history of the Franciscan Order.
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6. Piazza IV Novembre

Relax in atmospheric Piazza IV Novembre, a square in the center of Perugia encircled by some of the city’s most famous sights. See stunning art galleries, ancient municipal buildings and towering cathedrals. The square is also lined with cafés and restaurants so you can unwind after all the sightseeing.
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7. Via San Francesco

Wander along Via San Francesco and discover multiple sightseeing destinations located next to one another. Walk along this short road and the alleys branching off it to find a stunning stone church, chapels from different eras of Perugia’s history and a museum of fine arts held in a convent. A charming, grass-covered piazza and medieval stone houses make it one of the prettiest streets in the area.
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Frequently asked questions

Is Capodacqua worth visiting?
Whether you plan to experience the local charm and cultural attractions or try unique foods and explore the outdoors, there are many things to do in Capodacqua.
How do I spend a day in Capodacqua?
Start your day with a visit to Park of Mount Subasio. Then, tour different parts of Capodacqua for local restaurants and some shopping.
What is the top tourist attraction in Capodacqua?
The top tourist attraction near Capodacqua is Park of Mount Subasio, so don't forget to include it on your sightseeing itinerary.
Is three days enough to stay in Capodacqua?
You'll have ample time to tick off Park of Mount Subasio, Eremo delle Carceri and other major attractions in the area when you plan a three-day trip to Capodacqua.
Is Capodacqua a walkable neighbourhood?
If walking around new destinations is your thing, Capodacqua is a great choice. You can reach top attractions like Park of Mount Subasio and Eremo delle Carceri on foot. At 5 kilometers from the centre, the neighbourhood of Assisi Historic Centre is also close enough for a good stroll. So too is Rivotorto, roughly 3 kilometers away.
What are some activities to do in Capodacqua with kids?
What to do in Capodacqua for adults?
From incredible food and cultural highlights to thrilling excursions and unique experiences, there's no shortage of interesting things to do in Capodacqua for adults.
Are there free things to do in Capodacqua?
You won't have to go out of your way to find free things to do in Capodacqua. Just ask a local tour guide and they'll have suggestions for attractions and places you can experience for nothing. One free option for your trip is Park of Mount Subasio.