Rocca Paolina
Historical landmark · Perugia ·

Rocca Paolina

Historical landmark · Perugia ·

Historic fortress and cultural hub with unique underground village

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Rocca Paolina by null
Rocca Paolina by null
Rocca Paolina by null
Rocca Paolina by null
Rocca Paolina by null
Rocca Paolina by null
Rocca Paolina by null
Rocca Paolina by null
Rocca Paolina by null
Rocca Paolina by null
Rocca Paolina by null
Rocca Paolina by null
Rocca Paolina by null
Rocca Paolina by null
Rocca Paolina by null

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Piazza Italia, 11, 06121 Perugia PG, Italy Get directions

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Piazza Italia, 11, 06121 Perugia PG, Italy Get directions

+39 075 368 1405
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Nov 21, 2025

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Marcus R.

Google
Nothing much happening in there. And its really hard to find the entrance. We ended up walking around outside to the bottom of it, yet there was a nice escalator we missed. Unique and spooky underground mini town, well, smaller than that but it has that feel.

Zana N.

Google
I believe everyone visiting Perugia should stop by and explore Rocca Paolina. There is no entrance fee!

George M.

Google
This is quite an extraordinary spot, underneath the modern city!

Ingull Jullien J.

Google
Unique medieval village experience! No cost!

Asraful huque M.

Google
It is a page in the history of Perugia which bears witness to a vanished architectural structure; all that remains are those buildings which were transformed into the basement of the hated Rocca and which today can be visited and explored. The Rocca has a very particular charm, it feels like walking in an ancient medieval street but indoors. Nice sensations.

joe “Joe” L.

Google
Great place to see the underground for free and on your own.

Wadad L.

Google
A big place where you can take a tour inside, for free, a huge historic place from where you can enter the old town of the city to the The Fontana Maggiore and other monuments.

C V

Google
A most interesting building that is worth a couple of hours. The castle itself contains Etruscan, Roman and Renaissance elements. I missed the slot for the English tour guide. Shame, I think I missed out on a lot of detail. Also, it's a cool place on a sweltering hot day.