Basilica di San Francesco ★
Two churches stacked on the hill of the condemned, and the Franciscan cycle given to Giotto.
Churches Basilica di San Francesco Two churches stacked on the hill of the condemned, and the Franciscan cycle given to Giotto.
Churches Basilica di Santa Maria degli Angeli The basilica around the Porziuncola: Francis's chapel, the Transito where he died and the thornless roses.
Churches Basilica di Santa Chiara Clare's pink and white church: the Crucifix that spoke to Francis and the saint's body in the crypt.
Churches Cattedrale di San Rufino The Romanesque façade with lions and griffins and the font where Francis and Clare were baptised.
Churches Tempio di Minerva The Roman temple Goethe wanted to see instead of the basilica: six Corinthian columns on the main square. 12 places covered in Assisi Grouped by type, most important first.
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Two churches stacked on the hill of the condemned, and the Franciscan cycle given to Giotto.
The basilica around the Porziuncola: Francis's chapel, the Transito where he died and the thornless roses.
Clare's pink and white church: the Crucifix that spoke to Francis and the saint's body in the crypt.
The Romanesque façade with lions and griffins and the font where Francis and Clare were baptised.
The Roman temple Goethe wanted to see instead of the basilica: six Corinthian columns on the main square.
The caves on Monte Subasio where Francis climbed to be silent, deep in the wood.
The church of Francis's stripping, with the tomb of Saint Carlo Acutis.
The convent among the olives where Francis heard the voice and wrote the Canticle.
The Benedictine abbey at the bottom of Assisi, its façade cut off straight.
The small church whose bells, they say, rang alone as Francis died.
The imperial fortress above Assisi, with the dark corridor leading to its tower.
The oldest portraits of Francis, in the convent below the basilica of the Angels.
The closest destinations covered by our editors, with straight-line distance.