THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA
NARNI
"Art sweeps our soul from the dust of the everyday life". Pablo Picasso
87,6 km
FROM PERUGIA
200,6 km
FROM ROMA FIUMICINO
516,4 km
FROM MILANO MALPENSA
Wonderful land of condottieri
The ancient Umbrian Naquinium was later renamed Narnia by the Romans. Imposing traces of its strategic position are still to be seen along the Roman Flaminian Way.It was also the birthplace of one of the most valiant captains of fortune, called Gattamelata. The city is famous today for having inspired the Chronicles of Narnia written by the author C.S.Lewis and made into a very famous movie. In 1979 a group of local young people discovered an underground passage behind a closet. It was an exceptional discovery that brought to light a fascinating world linked to the Inquisition Tribunal and Free Masonry.
What to see in one day
The Augustus Bridge
Church of St. Maria Inpensole
Cathedral of St. Giovenale
Church of St. Dominic
with its intriguing underground.
Rocca Albornoziana
Speco of St. Francis
Gourmet Corner
Tasting of local products.
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