Palazzo Trinci

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Palazzo Trinci, built between 1389 and 1407 by Ugolino Trinci, stands as a remarkable example of late Gothic architecture blended with neoclassical elements. Located in the historic center of Foligno, the palace houses the city’s Archaeological Museum, the Pinacoteca, and the Multimedia Museum dedicated to tournaments, horse races, and games. Visitors can explore the iconic Gothic staircase (Scala Gotica), the loggia adorned with frescoes depicting the founding of Rome, the Hall of Arts and Planets showcasing the liberal arts and planetary themes, the Chapel with scenes of the Virgin’s tales, and the Hall of Emperors featuring stately representations of ancient Roman emperors. The site offers guided tours at different price points and a free “Foligno Card” for local residents. With its rich artistic heritage and engaging exhibitions, Palazzo Trinci is a must-visit destination for history and art enthusiasts alike.

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