Montefalco, located at an strategic place  looking down on the valleys of the Topino and the Clitunno rivers, offers the viewer  a sweeping panorama of the beautiful Umbrian countryside. A historic city  definitely worth visiting, where one can still see the ancient city walls and the four gates to the village. Inside the ancient town walls there are historic buildings  definitely worth visiting. Without doubt, the Town Hall, which dates back to the 13th century, is one of them, as does the church of St. Augustine, the Romanic church of St. Bartholomew with the Portal of Frederick II (1244) to be found near-by and the church of St. Chiara where, inside, you'll discover paintings by the Umbrian school, to mention some of the most important.