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The Temple of Santa Maria della Consolazione is located just outside the thirteenth-century walls of the town, in the southwestern part of Todi, and is one of the finest examples of Renaissance art in Umbria.

Todi is a splendid Umbrian town, characterized by three concentric rings of walls that testify to the town's size over different eras: Umbrian-Roman, Roman, and medieval. It is best known as the birthplace of Jacopone da Todi, considered the first Italian dialect poet, in the 13th century.

The Guglielmo Oberdan garden is a small green lung located near the Porta Orvietana lift and offers a suggestive view of the western part of Todi and the middle Tiber valley. The gaze extends as far as Perugia.

To get to Todi there is the possibility of taking the funicular which leaves from the car park at Porta Orvietana and reaches the top of the historic center to the terrace surrounded by the breathtaking views of Umbria. Tickets can be purchased from the car in the car park.

Porta Perugina (facing the direction of the Umbrian city) is a solid medieval bastion on two levels and is part of the third and final circle of the walls of Todi, built around 1244.

The Temple of San Fortunato is one of the jewels of Todi, it is an early Christian church. Its construction dates back to before 1198, when Innocent III consecrated it.

The construction of the Temple of Santa Maria della Consolazione began in 1508 and was completed after a hundred years. It is considered one of the symbolic buildings of Renaissance architecture.

When you arrive in Todi, going around the walls to reach Piazza del Popolo, you find this wonderful church, considered one of the symbolic buildings of Renaissance architecture. The view is beautiful, and the contrast between its classic layout and the medieval city is beautiful