Pinacoteca Comunale Palazzo Vallemani, Assisi

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In short

What Pinacoteca Comunale Palazzo Vallemani is

The Pinacoteca Comunale Palazzo Vallemani is located in Assisi on Via S. Francesco. This Baroque palace houses a collection of frescoes and artworks sourced from local churches and castles. Among the most significant works are the 'Madonna in throne with Child', attributed to Giotto, and the 'Virgin with Child', originating from Porta San Giacomo and attributed to the young Perugino.

The collection includes frescoes detached from monasteries and places of worship in the area, offering insights into the political, civil, and religious history of the city. The vaulted ceilings of the palace were frescoed at the beginning, making the setting an example of Umbrian and Tuscan art.

In addition to the frescoes, the gallery features a library with ancient books, adding further interest to the visit. The collection is small but of high quality, making the museum an interesting stop for those who appreciate medieval and 20th-century art.

Frescoes by Umbrian and Tuscan masters
Madonna in throne with Child attributed to Giotto
Virgin with Child from Porta San Giacomo
Library with ancient books

The tickets

Tickets for Pinacoteca Comunale Palazzo Vallemani

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Pinacoteca, Roman Forum & Rocca Maggiore

Immerse yourself in the history of famous Assisi

13,50 €

Ticket details

What's included

Access to Pinacoteca
Access to Roman Forum
Access to Rocca Maggiore (temporarily closed for renovation)
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How you visit

The visit

A visit to the Pinacoteca Comunale Palazzo Vallemani takes about 30-60 minutes, depending on personal interest. You can purchase a combined ticket that also includes access to the Roman Forum and the Rocca Maggiore, although the latter is temporarily closed for renovation.

The entrance to the Pinacoteca is wheelchair accessible, and it has accessible restrooms. During the visit, you can admire a variety of frescoes and artworks from local churches and castles. The frescoed ceilings of the palace provide a unique historical and artistic context.

For those interested in exploring further the history and art of Assisi, the library with ancient books is an interesting addition to the visit.

When it opens

Opening hours

Monday	10:00–17:30
Tuesday	Closed
Wednesday	10:00–17:30
Thursday	10:00–17:30
Friday	10:00–17:30
Saturday	10:00–17:30
Sunday	10:00–17:30

Hours from the Google record, current as of publication.

The location

Where it is

Via S. Francesco, 12, 06181 Assisi PG

Around here

What's nearby

Eat nearby

Bar Gelateria 26 m · 1 min on foot
Le Terrazze di Properzio 70 m · 1 min on foot
Bar Maestri Comacini 74 m · 1 min on foot
Vicolo della fortezza 78 m · 1 min on foot
Bar pasticceria Maria Vittoria 79 m · 1 min on foot
Mangia.Bevi.Ama 81 m · 1 min on foot

See nearby

Cruciani - Glass Paintings 66 m · 1 min on foot
San Giacomo de Muro Rotto 71 m · 1 min on foot
Monastero della Santa Croce 109 m · 1 min on foot
Palazzo Bernabei - Università di Perugia - Dipartimento di Economia del Turismo 133 m · 2 min on foot
MUMA - Museo Missionario Indios Frati Cappuccini in Amazzonia 151 m · 2 min on foot
Porta San Francesco 152 m · 2 min on foot

Getting around

Assisi Fermata
2,5 km

Photos by Geri Budlla, Le Terrazze di Properzio, Hans de Bruijn, Sybille Consoli, Mangia.Bevi.Ama, Cruciani - Glass Paintings, Giorgio Moro, Tomas Michna - Wedding Photo & Video Worldwide, Santa Gabella, Museo Missionario Indios, CES, via Google.

Questions

Questions about visiting

Is the Pinacoteca wheelchair accessible?

Yes, it has an accessible entrance and restrooms.

How long does a visit to the Pinacoteca take?

The visit takes about 30-60 minutes.

What does the combined ticket include?

It includes access to the Pinacoteca, the Roman Forum, and the Rocca Maggiore.