Foligno, an ancient town built in the middle of the&#xa0;Umbrian Valley, is traditionally considered the&#xa0;center of Italy&#xa0;and the world.<br><br>The town is characterized by&#xa0;amazing medieval palaces&#xa0;and fascinating churches, such as the Romanesque-style&#xa0;church of Santa Maria Infraportas&#xa0;and the&#xa0;Collegiate Church of San Salvatore, an ancient Benedictine abbey built from the 12th century in the present square called&#xa0;Piazza Garibaldi.<br><br>You will be then guided in the&#xa0;mainsquare&#xa0;of Foligno,&#xa0;Piazza della Repubblica, and you will visit the&#xa0;Cathedral of San Feliciano, characterized by its&#xa0;two magnificent facades&#xa0;and the mixture of styles belonging to different eras: Gothic, Romanesque, Baroque and Neoclassical.<br><br>Finally, you will admire the wonderful&#xa0;Palazzo Trinci, a&#xa0;medieval palace&#xa0;connected to the cathedral by a fascinating&#xa0;“suspension bridge”&#xa0;and built in the&#xa0;Gothic style&#xa0;in the early fifteenth century. Particularly famous is the precious cycle of&#xa0;frescoes&#xa0;painted by&#xa0;Gentile da Fabriano&#xa0;to embellish many halls of the palace, such as the notorious&#xa0;Hall of the Liberal Arts and Planets&#xa0;and the&#xa0;Hall of the Giants, decorated with monumental figures from the ancient Roman history, such as&#xa0;Emperors Augustus and Nero.