Self-guided Sightseeing Tour #1 in Narni, Italy

The Eroli Museum is located in the municipality of Narni and is located in Palazzo Eroli, built between 1600 and 1700 and home to the noble Narnese family of the same name until 1984, the year in which it was purchased by the Province of Terni.

Wikipedia: Museo Eroli (IT)

Santa Francesco is a late Romanesque and Gothic style, Roman Catholic church, located near the Palazzo dei Priori, in the town of Narni, province of Terni, region of Umbria, Italy.

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Inaugurated in 1856, twelve years after the decision to create it, the Giuseppe Manini municipal theater is a construction of the 19th century inserted in a complex of medieval buildings. The Teatro project is the work of the Perugino architect Giovanni Santini while the work manager was the engineer Fedeli. The theater was raised in the typically medieval historic center. It consists of a platea of ​​160 seats and three rows of 17 stages each and the gallery. On the curtain there is an episode of the life of Gattamelata, a painting performed by the Roman painter Gaetano Altobelli, while the higher dome the audience was painted by Giovanni Traversari. The Traviata of Giuseppe Verdi was the work chosen for the inaugural evening. From the beginning, the theater hosted Operetta, lyric and prose. For the lyric, among others, we remember the appearances of tenors Beniamino Gigli, Alvinio Misciano and of the baritone Franchi. The theater experienced a period of decline around the 1960s and early 1970s was closed. With the 1978 earthquake, the conditions of the structure worsened further.

Wikipedia: Teatro comunale Giuseppe Manini (IT)

The co-cathedral of San Giovenale, formerly the cathedral of the diocese of Narni, is the most important church in Narni. It is an Italian national monument.

Wikipedia: Concattedrale di San Giovenale (IT)

The Church of Sant'Agostino is a church in Narni, built at the beginning of the fourteenth century by Augustinian friars. The present church, begun at the end of the thirteenth century, has a bare façade and a singular entrance.

Wikipedia: Chiesa di Sant'Agostino (Narni) (IT)