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Assisi, Italy

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What is Assisi

Assisi is a small medieval town of about 25,000 people perched on a hill in Umbria, the heart of Italy. Famous as the birthplace of St. Francis, Assisi holds religious, historical, and artistic significance. Periodical exhibits and fairs enrich the visitor's experience .

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"Part of the Franciscan friary in Assisi is the impressive two-storyed church, the Basilica di San Francesco, built over St Francis's tomb."
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"in Italy, owes its fame to St Francis, born here in 1182, the son of a wealthy merchant, who after spending his early years in a life of dissipation devoted himself to the service of the poor and the sick, founded the Franciscan order and died in 1226 in poverty and abstinence."
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"Around 1220 St Francis of Assisi celebrated Christmas by setting up the first presepio or crche (Nativity) in the town of Greccio near Assisi."
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"Civitavecchia is more the cruise port that serves Rome, fifty miles inland, and most are unfortunately in a hurry to bypass the city to sightsee in the great capital."
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"Planning, Packing, and Adventures in Rome, Florence, and Venice."
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"By train You'll have to take a local connection at Terontola (coming from Florence) or Foligno (coming from Rome) to Assisi/Santa Maria degli Angeli."
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"So from Rome I'd go to Sorrento, stopping enroute to visit Pompeii, overnight in Sorrento and then take the ferries to Salerno stopping in the town of Amalfi enroute (Positano is more pretty, but you can get the picture from the ferry, there is more to do in the town of Amalfi and if you have time you can get the bus to Ravello -there's not much in Ravello but the bus ride is pretty interesting -read hair raising -and it's where this stereotypical picture is taken Link Name."
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About places near Assisi

satuv from Finland wrote about Bellagio one year, 7 months ago

Did you know that George Clooney has his villa here in Bellagio? But if you are not that into George, go for the amazing sights. Definitely for romantics aswell..

anderssteele from USA wrote about Perugia one year, 5 months ago

Hotel Eden - Very nice owners, free evening drinks and a great price in the heart of Perugia

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