Foligno​

Latest update: 10 March 2022
Situated in the Province of Perugia, the town of Foligno has a population of 57,059 inhabitants which makes it the third most populous in the central Italian region of Umbria. 

​The town stands at an elevation of 234 metres above sea level and lies a distance of 36 kilometres south east of Perugia, the regional capital of Umbria.
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In terms of things to see, the main highlights in Foligno are the Cathedral, Palazzo Trinci and Santa Maria Infraportas while nearby places of interest include Spello, Trevi and Bevagna.​

Using public transport you can take a train to Perugia with a journey time of 39 minutes while by car you can reach the provincial capital in 37 minutes. Other options include Assisi (24 minutes) and Spoleto (33 minutes). The most convenient airport to use for trips to Foligno is Perugia Airport which is 28 kilometres away. ​
Comune di Foligno
Province: Perugia

Region: Umbria

Population: 55,831​ ​(source: ISTAT 1 January 2022)

​​​​​​Size: 263 km²

Elevation: 234 metres

Highlights: cathedral, Palazzo Trinci, Santa Maria Infraportas

​Close by: Spello, Trevi, Bevagna​, Montefalco, Mount Subasio

Recommended hotel: Relais Metelli
​​​Public transport: Central train station, bus links

By train: ​Perugia - 39 minutes
By car: Assisi - 24 minutes, Spoleto - 33 mins, Perugia - 37 mins 

Fly to: Perugia Airport (28 km)

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