The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.

The Chapter Museum (Chapter here meant as the community of Cathedral priests) was founded in 1923. It displays works of art coming from the cathedral itself or, more in general, from the Catholic diocese of Perugia.

The rooms, divided by subject, do not simply show all the beauty of colors, of sculptures, of embroidery, but tell about the town and its people, the artists who exalted it, the spirituality that wove the historical fabric for the works now kept in the museum.

The vicissitudes of the Holy supposedly Virgin Mary's Ring, the clothes of unscrupulous Cardinal Armellini, the greatness of Luca Signorelli's Renaissance masterpiece can be admired either in a guided visit or on ones own.

Starting Feb. 17, 2023, the Chapter Museum welcomes visitors with the new exhibit unveiled in honor of its 100th year.
From March 10th to June 11th, the Martinelli Altarpiece, a work by Perugino depicting the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, will be on display at the Chapter Museum. This panel, part of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria, will be on display and subject to live restoration in the spaces of the Chapter Museum.

Opening times
Every day 10:30 to 13:30, and 14:30 to 18:30

Useful info
There are no architectonic barriers.
Additional reduced rates for certain categories are available only at the ticket office.