Nice town of the Perugia province, Spoleto was rested by the inhabitants of the area, the Umbrians, before becoming an important Roman colony.
Spoleto was the capital of a Lombard duchy in the VIIth century AC.
Thereafter, the city preserved its independence until to be annexed into the Papal States in 1354.
Monuments in Spoleto
Piazza del Duomo
Cathedrale (XIIth)
San Ponziano church
Arco di Druso (Ist)
San Pietro church (XIIth)
Rocca Albernoz castle (1364)
Photos, monuments in Spoleto
Cathedral
Church Saint Peter
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