Step into the 16th century at Perugia’s Rocca Paolina, an imposing papal fortress that conceals an intact medieval cityscape beneath the bustling streets of the city center. Located just above the main Piazza Partigiani transport hub, the fortress offers a unique experience as visitors ascend through it via escalators, emerging onto the Corso Vannucci pedestrian thoroughfare. This dramatic journey provides a vivid introduction to the historic hill town, allowing you to explore the layers of history and architecture that define Perugia.
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