Considered one of the most beautiful medieval towns, only 20 km from the Abbazia Collemedio, Todi is surely one of the most well-known cities in Umbria.
The historic center is full of small masterpieces to discover, even in a short excursion, given the proximity to the Relais. For example, a few steps away from Piazza del Popolo, there is the Church of San Fortunato, which houses the relics of the poet Jacopone da Todi, considered among the leading poets of the Italian Middle Ages.
Under the Piazza del Popolo, there are also Cisterns built in Roman times to collect rain water. It is estimated that the city's rich underground heritage is made up of over 5 kilometers of tunnels and galleries, more than 30 cisterns (pre-Romanesque, Roman and medieval) and even 500 wells.

WHAT TO VISIT TODI
• Piazza del Popolo. It is characterized by a rich complex of medieval buildings on which the Duomo dell'Annunziata, the Palazzo dei Priori, the Capitano Palace and the People's Palace are located.
• Cathedral of Saint Anthony, Todi Cathedral, dating back to the 12th century.
• Palazzo dei Priori, located near the Capitano Palace and Palazzo del Popolo
• Capitano Palace and People's Palace, stand next to each other and today are the seat of the Town Hall and the Civic Museum of Todi.
• The Temple of Santa Maria della Consolazione, a work of international importance in the field of Renaissance architecture. Paternity is controversial, for some it would be attributed to the famous architect Donato Bramante.