Corso Vannucci, Perugia

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	Corso Vannucci is the main street of Perugia. The road, which takes its name from Pietro Vannucci, a painter born in Città della Pieve and known by the nickname Il Perugino, develops between impressive and important buildings: Palazzo dei Priori, Collegio del Cambio, the College Merchandise, Palazzo dei Notari ( XV sec.) House Baldo degli Ubaldi (XV sec.) Church of St. Isidore (disused), Palazzo Donini (1716). From Piazza IV Novembre Square and ends in Italy. Dal Corso, distributed several streets and alleys: Via Fani, via Mazzini and Via Danzetta connecting with Piazza Matteotti, Via dei Priori after the narrow medieval street intersects with Dark, by way of the Moon and Witches. Before Piazza Italian Course is finally cut away from Via Bonazzi and Forte. Corso Vanucci is also called the parlor of Perugia, is characterized by a strong vitality and dynamism ("take a bath" in the dialect of Perugia is to say "take a walk in Corso Vanucci), and side activities such as the now historic Pasticceria Sandri, you can find bars, theaters, shops and boutiques of all kinds. A mid-course, at the intersection of Via dei Priori, is the entrance to the National Gallery of Umbria.

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