10 Perugian places not to be missed

Perugia is an Italian city of about 165,000 inhabitants and is the capital of the Umbria region, located in central Italy. It was re-founded by the Etruscans, and the influence of this people is in fact visible in its most important monuments. The video shows a list of ten places not to be missed in Perugia: one of these is the Etruscan Well, which was initially thought to be a cistern. In ninth place, 'Casa del Cioccolato', which serves as both a factory and a museum, where it is possible to taste fine and handcrafted chocolates. In eighth place, the Etruscan Arch, while in seventh there is Città della Domenica, where you can immerse yourself in unspoiled nature and in the presence of different animal species. In sixth and fifth place, the National Gallery of Umbria, which preserves works of art from central Italy dating back to different eras, and Piazza IV Novembre. In fourth place, the Cathedral of San Lorenzo, while in the first three places there are Rocca Paolina, Fontana Maggiore, an example of medieval sculpture and, finally, Palazzo dei Priori, imposing and with an irregular construction.