Art & Etruscan treasures
Cortona holds two and a half thousand years within a few steps: the bronzes and the celebrated Etruscan chandelier at the MAEC, Fra Angelico's Annunciation at the Diocesan Museum, the cyclopean walls, the squares that once belonged to Luca Signorelli. From the hotel, the old town is a stroll away and you find yourself inside history. Here we line up the museums, works and itineraries to truly read it, from the Etruscan heart to the churches of the town.
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Diocesan Museum of Cortona: Fra Angelico and Signorelli
In the former Church of the Gesù, Cortona's Diocesan Museum packs Renaissance masterpieces into a few rooms: Fra Angelico, Signorelli, Lorenzetti…
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What to See in Cortona: Etruscan Treasures and Renaissance Art
What to see in Cortona: the MAEC museum with the Tabula Cortonensis, masterpieces by Fra Angelico and Signorelli, Etruscan walls and Girifalco views.
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