10 Things to do in Gubbio That You Shouldn't Miss

April 15, 2022 Trinity Boughner

Gubbio’s history pre-dates the Roman Empire to when it was, as Ikuvium, a major town for the ancient Umbrians. Now a city of 30,000, Gubbio has historical attractions spanning many periods. The 14th-century Palazzo dei Consoli houses Umbria’s largest collection of Roman artifacts. Gubbio’s most important date is May 15. Every year for centuries on that day, the Corsa dei Ceri has taken place: Three teams of twenty, each carrying three large wooden statues, race through the streets.
Restaurants in Gubbio

1. Palazzo dei Consoli and Museo Civico

Piazza Grande 1, 06024, Gubbio Italy +39 075 927 4298 [email protected] http://www.palazzodeiconsoli.it
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4.5 based on 749 reviews

Palazzo dei Consoli and Museo Civico

This museum is known for its collection of the famous Eugubine Tablets, which are seven bronze sheets that comprise a fundamental epigraphic document of the Umbrian civilization, dating back to the end of the 2nd century BC.

Reviewed By EmilioG496 - Rome, Italy

A wide square with a wonderful view on the valley. On the other side there is the green mountain. But the best is the "Palazzo dei Consoli". The building was a example of medieval architectural with a lot of stairs and some secret passages, The Museum exhibition has a lot of paintings from 15° and 16° century. Furthermore there are seven rare tables (Tavole eugubine) written in part with an old language more ancient than latin and part with "Etruscan language" engraved one century b.C.

2. Cathedral (Duomo di Gubbio)

Via Ducale, Gubbio Italy http://www.gubbio.name/cattedrale_it.html
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4.5 based on 540 reviews

Cathedral (Duomo di Gubbio)

Reviewed By 853barry - Abbotsford, Canada

Need to change trains towards the end of the journey,but well worth the trouble. Assisi is a lovely medieval Hill Top city,with a great Cathedral,holding the tomb of St Francis. Everything about the City is wonderful,but very,very steep hills....if you are not a good walker...be aware! If you are,then the sheer wonder of all these winding medieval streets and shops,will pay you back for your effort!

3. Chiesa di San Francesco

Piazza 40 Martiri, Gubbio Italy http://www.comune.gubbio.pg.it/turismo/chiesa-di-san-francesco
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4.5 based on 251 reviews

Chiesa di San Francesco

4. Church of St. Augustine (Sant'Agostino)

Just outside Porta Romana, Gubbio Italy
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4.5 based on 70 reviews

Church of St. Augustine (Sant'Agostino)

5. Piazza Grande

Gubbio Italy +39 075 922 0693 http://www.comune.gubbio.pg.it
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4.5 based on 2,142 reviews

Piazza Grande

Reviewed By 1mammamia - Woodbridge, Canada

The great palace, the view on the valley, the beautiful museum, the little stores and eateries, all at walking distance.

6. Basilica of Saint Ubaldo

Via Monte Ingino, 5, 06024, Gubbio Italy +39 075 927 3872 http://www.basilicasantubaldo.net/
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4.5 based on 857 reviews

Basilica of Saint Ubaldo

Reviewed By casalorenzoumbria - Courmayeur, Italy

A wonderful walk up to this lovely Basilica. Nobody else was walking, they were all driving so missed half the fun!

7. La Botte dei Canonici

Via Federico da Montefeltro, 06024, Gubbio Italy
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4.5 based on 200 reviews

La Botte dei Canonici

Located on the ground floor of Palazzo dei Canonici

Reviewed By O8724CEfrancescoc - Sunderland, United Kingdom

An interesting big barrel, notable (according to the very helpful Francesco who was working in the shop alongside) for being only one of two large barrels in the world with bands made of wood, with this one being the largest and oldest. I'll take his word for that, I'm not into barrels enough to find out. The shop (manned by the aforementioned Francesco) was well stocked with reasonably priced touristy stuff (magnets, postcards and suchlike) and he also gave us a few much appreciated pointers on the best things to see in Gubbio. Thanks Francesco!

8. Passeggiata Acquedotto Medievale "Gola del Bottaccione" Gubbio

Via del Fosso, Gubbio Italy
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4.5 based on 28 reviews

Passeggiata Acquedotto Medievale "Gola del Bottaccione" Gubbio

9. Palazzo Ducale

Via Ducale, Gubbio Italy +39 075 927 5872 http://polomusealeumbria.beniculturali.it/?page_id=3679
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Palazzo Ducale

Built in 1476 AD and restructured at the end of the 15th century, this palace is an important example of Renaissance architecture, with an elegant interior surrounding a courtyard built of stones and bricks.

10. Teatro Romano

Viale Teatro Romano, 06024, Gubbio Italy +39 075 922 0693 http://www.comune.gubbio.pg.it/Index.aspx
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4.0 based on 414 reviews

Teatro Romano

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