Pinacoteca, Roman Forum & Rocca Maggiore Tickets

Pinacoteca, Roman Forum & Rocca Maggiore Tickets

Explore three significant sites in Assisi with this combined ticket to the Pinacoteca, Roman Forum and Rocca Maggiore. You'll discover masterpieces of religious art, walk through ancient Roman ruins and learn about medieval fortifications in the heart of this historic Umbrian city.

The Pinacoteca houses its collection in a stunning Baroque palazzo decorated with 17th-century frescoed ceilings by Umbrian and Tuscan artists. You'll see works including the 'Madonna Enthroned with Child', believed to be by Giotto, and 'Virgin and Child', attributed to the young Perugino. The Roman Forum reveals well-preserved ruins where ancient politics and community life once flourished, complete with marble walkways and archaeological displays that bring the past to life.

Highlights

• View 'Madonna Enthroned with Child', attributed to Giotto, in the Pinacoteca's Baroque palazzo setting
• Admire 17th-century frescoed ceilings painted by skilled Umbrian and Tuscan artists
• Walk through the Roman Forum's well-preserved ruins and marble pathways
• See 'Virgin and Child' by the young Perugino alongside other significant religious artworks
• Explore archaeological displays that provide context to ancient Roman daily life in Assisi
• Visit the historic Baroque palazzo that houses the Pinacoteca's art collection

Plan Your Visit to Pinacoteca, Roman Forum & Rocca Maggiore

Note that Rocca Maggiore is currently closed for renovations, though your ticket will include access once it reopens. The Pinacoteca and Roman Forum are easily accessible from central Assisi. You'll need to present valid photo ID along with your ticket for admission. Staff are available at each site to answer questions about the collections and historical details.

Both the Pinacoteca and Roman Forum lack wheelchair accessibility. No audio guides are included with your ticket, though the interpretive displays provide helpful context throughout your visit. Allow time to fully appreciate the art collection in the Pinacoteca and to explore the archaeological remains at the Roman Forum at your own pace.