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Medieval Festival in Gubbio: San Francesco Convent Hosts 2026 Edition

Autore: Redazione 10/04/2026 04:30

Medieval Festival in Gubbio: the wolf at the heart of the San Francesco venue

When: 23–27 September 2026 • Where: San Francesco complex, Piazza Quaranta Martiri, Gubbio.

The 12th edition of the Medieval Festival takes place this year at the convent of San Francesco and centers on the theme "Il tempo di Francesco, Homo Homini Lupus," marking the eighth centenary of St. Francis’s passing. Organized by the Festival del Medioevo association together with the Municipality of Gubbio, the event offers a broad program suitable for visitors of all ages.

Highlights

  • Lectures and panels featuring international scholars on medieval history and the symbolism of the wolf.
  • Exhibitions and markets showcasing books, crafts and local products tied to medieval culture.
  • Scriptoria: workshops on illumination and calligraphy with live demonstrations.
  • Historical reenactments and performances that revive period customs, garments and crafts.
  • Educational activities for families and schools, from medieval writing introductions to themed children’s trails.
  • Reenactors’ university: dedicated sessions for reenactors and historical reconstructors from across Italy.

Practical tips for visitors

Plan to arrive early for popular talks and workshops, and check the official schedule to reserve limited-capacity events. Gubbio is accessible by car and local transport; consider staying overnight to fully enjoy evening markets and performances. Wear comfortable shoes for cobbled streets.

The festival is a chance to explore the historic and cultural fabric of a medieval village like Gubbio, highlighting sites such as the San Francesco complex and the town’s historic squares that host markets, shows and exhibitions.

Where it is

Location: Piazza dei Quaranta Martiri, 7C, 06024 Gubbio PG, Italia

Coordinates: 43.3513234, 12.5766873

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