Medieval Gardens, Perugia

The Medieval Gardens can be found near the Benedictine Monastery of San Pietro. Designed by Alessandro Menghini, this typical medieval monastic garden symbolizes the Garden of Eden and contains such important elements as part of an old Etruscan-Roman road, a city gate and the ruins of a 16th century building erected by the Benedictines.

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Sight Name: Medieval Gardens
Sight Location: Perugia, Italy (See walking tours in Perugia)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark

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