The Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi

Catholic cathedral · Santa Fe

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Assisi Travel Guide Resources & Trip Planning Info by Rick Steves

"Crowned by a ruined castle, the town spills downhill to the famous Basilica of St. Francis, named after its hometown boy who made very, very good. Francis' legacy is the town's basic industry: mementos of his life are everywhere — the place where he was baptized, a shirt he once wore, a hill he prayed on, and the church where a vision changed his life. Though the beautifully preserved Umbrian town bursts with flash-in-the-pan Francis fans in summer, just a block or two off the main drag you can find pockets of serenity that make it easy to imagine the peace Francis must have felt." - RICKSTEVES

https://www.ricksteves.com/europe/italy/assisi

131 Cathedral Pl, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Get directions

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