The scenic town of Spello is located on the gentle slopes of Mount Subasio, offering a magnificent view of the fertile Umbrian plain. Situated halfway between the historic and artistic cities of Assisi and Foligno, Spello is a place of Roman origins boasting impressive walls dating back to the time of Augustus, considered among the most beautiful in Italy. However, the true charm of Spello lies in its captivating town, with its medieval streets, staircases, arches, and glimpses of rare beauty. Here you can also admire extraordinary works of art created by two famous Renaissance masters: the frescoes by Pinturicchio in the Baglioni chapel of the Church of Santa Maria Maggiore, which also houses two paintings by Perugino; and in the Church of Sant'Andrea, an enormous work by Pinturicchio. Spello is renowned worldwide for the Infiorata, an event that takes place every year on the first Sunday after Corpus Domini (this year on June 10th). During this engaging manifestation for the entire community, the streets of the town are decorated with petals and local flowers, creating colorful and intricate "paintings" depicting sacred themes.