Assisi & Saint Francis Path Tour from Rome

Morning Time - You will be greeted by your Professional Speaking English Driver who will pick you up by your local During the drive to Florence your private knowledgeable English Speaking Driver will be able to answer any questions you may have.

The first stop of the trip to the stunning Basilica of San Francesco, which is one of the sites noted by the World Heritage Committee, two of the facts that represent an amalgamation of masterpieces from creative human genius and it is an extraordinary example of an architectonic complex that has heavily influenced the development of art and architecture. The Church is formed of three churches: from the Crypt / Tomb Church, Lower Church and the Upper Church.

Another location that can't be missed is the Cathedral of San Rufino, the historic center of Assisi. Its wonderful Romanesque façade rises majestically over San Rufino Square. The interior houses the baptismal font in which Saint Francis, Saint Clare and possibly the future Emperor Frederick II, the Duke of Swabia, were baptized.

Late morning, guests will reach the beautiful fortress stands on a hill that overlooks Assisi: The Rocca Maggiore. From the walls of the castle and the "male" tower, guests can enjoy a magnificent view of the city and the Umbrian valley. Moreover, the various halls inside the fortress within reconstructed themes inspired by medieval life. In fact, in the ancient times, it was a sacred and essential to defend the town.

For lunch, guests will taste the delicious Umbrian flavors in a local restaurant. The Assisi cousin is basic and simple, with local oil, enriched every plate - without, meanwhile, robbing it of its original flavors. For truffle lovers, the locals use a black truffle as a condiment of pasta. Moreover, thanks to the well-adapted terrain to viticulture and the temperate climate, this area is famous for prestigious wines.

After lunch, guests will visit the amazing Church of Saint Mary of the Angels, located at the feet of the hills of Assisi protecting the Portiuncula, the place where Saint Francis founded the first group of Minor Friars Order, and the Chapel of Transit "where the saint died on October 3rd 1226.