Gubbio is at the centre of a vast district extending from the Apennines of Umbria and the Marches and from the Serra di Burano as far as the hills overlooking Valtiberina, between the valley of the Assino and that of the Chiascio. It is an area rich in beauty spots, served by an extensive network of roads and paths, and dotted with castles, churches, abbeys and monasteries:
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Abbey of Alfiolo, 12th c.
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Abbey of San Bartolomeo at Camporeggiano, 11th c.
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Abbey of San Benedetto, 12th c.
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Castle of Baccaresca, 14th c.
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Castle of Biscina, 13th c.
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Castle of Branca, 12th c.
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Castle of Carbonana, 12th c.
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Castle of Castiglione Ildebrandi, 11th c.
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Castle of Colmollaro, documented from 14th c.
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Castle of Petroia, 11th c.
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Castle of Piazza, 12th c.
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Castle of Vallingegno, documented from 14th c.
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Church of San Donato, 12th c.
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Church of San Felicissimo, 12th c.
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Monastery of San Verecondo at Vallingegno, 12th c.
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Parish Church of San Giovanni Battista at Loreto, 13th c.
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Ruins of the so-called Temple of Diana at Monteleto.
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Church of Madonna del Ponte, 16th c.
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Church of Santa Maria Assunta at Caprignone, 13th c.
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Church of Santa Maria del Suffragio at San Marco, 17th c