We start from the Rocca Paolina Fortress and after taking three escalators we arrive in via Bagliona which ends with Porta Marzia. Then we go back to the escalators that head to Piazza Italia and Corso Vannucci. At the beginning of Corso Vannucci we can see the former churches of Saint Isidoro and Saint Maria del Popolo. After a few meters we turn right on Via Fani and reach Piazza Matteotti.

Piazza Matteotti, olso known as "Piazza del Sopramuro" is enriched by the Palazzo del Capitano del Popolo, home of the high law court during the era of the Communes and later of the Old University.

From here we head along Corso Cavour to the church of S. Domenico. The imposing facade of this church dominates piazza Giordano Bruno. The Cloister of the former Convent, now housing the National Archeological Museum of Umbria, opens onto the square.

Further down the street and beyond the City Gate we came to Borgo XX Giugno and continue to S. Pietro church : this is one of the most beautiful and historically significant churches in the city. Its elegant Bell Tower along with that of S. Domenico, are two of the most characteristic landmarks of the Perugia skyline. The agricultural faculty of the university is also located in this complex of buildings. Across the street from S. Pietro we have the Frontone Gardens which serve as an open air cinema during Summer evenings. Further down the hill we find S. Costanzo church.