Umbria spotlights the Lombards: the 'Luce Longobarda' photo exhibition

Umbria spotlights the Lombards: "Luce Longobarda" at Palazzo Mauri

Period: on display until 16 September 2023. — Location: Palazzo Mauri, Umbria, Italy.

The photographic exhibition "Luce Longobarda", featuring images by Pasquale Palmieri, offers a visual journey through the UNESCO serial site The Lombards in Italy. Places of Power (568–774 AD). The display highlights architectural details, decorative elements and views that tell the story of Lombard presence across Umbria.

For those planning visits to UNESCO locations related to the Lombards, this exhibition provides an immediate and visual introduction to Lombard culture and the historical traces preserved in Umbria.

• What to see: photographs emphasizing architecture, artifacts and the ambiance of Lombard sites.
• Who it’s for: history lovers, students, tourists interested in UNESCO sites in Italy.
• Practical tip: check opening hours and any booking requirements with the exhibition venue before you go.

The exhibition is a chance to combine a museum visit with a tour of Lombard locations in the region: villages, churches and archaeological sites that form part of the UNESCO serial recognition. For up-to-date information on openings and recommended itineraries, contact local cultural services or Umbria tourist offices.