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	Perugia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Perugia is the capital city in the region of Umbria in central Italy, near the Tiber river, and the capital of the province of Perugia.
		In 1832, 1838 and 1854 Perugia was visited by earthquakes; in May 1849 it was seized by the Austrians; and, after a futile insurrection in the June of 1859, bloodily defeated by Pius IX's troops, it was finally united, along with the rest of Umbria, to Piedmont, in 1860.
		Perugia has become famous for chocolate, mostly because of a single firm, Perugina, whose Baci (kisses) are widely exported.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Perugia (776 words)

	Perugia, Umbria, Italy and the Umbra Institute
		Perugia is a city rich in art, architecture and historical significance as well as a place of learning with two distinguished universities and many academies of art and music.
		Students in Perugia enjoy the dynamic student atmosphere, the green hills of Umbria, the harmony of Tuscany, the many great hilltop towns (Siena, Assisi, Orvieto, San Gimignano), with Rome and Florence both located within approximately a 100 mile radius of the city.
		Perugia is the provincial capital of Umbria, located in the heartland of Italy about halfway between Rome and Florence.
	www.umbra-institute.com /studentlife/discover_perugia.html (755 words)

	Perugia : Introduction Frommers.com
		Perugia was one of the 12 cities of the Etruscan confederation, and though it submitted to general Roman authority in 310 B.C., it remained a fractious place, always allying itself with a different Roman faction.
		Perugia is a capital city in a medieval hill town's clothing -- a town of Gothic palaces and jazz cafes, where ancient alleys of stone drop precipitously off a 19th-century shopping promenade.
		By the Middle Ages, Perugia was a thriving trade center and had begun exhibiting the bellicose tendencies, vicious temper, violent infighting, and penchant for poisons that would earn it such a sunny reputation among contemporary chroniclers.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/perugia/0169010001.html (876 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Archdiocese of Perugia
		From the beginning of the eleventh century, Perugia was established as a free commune and was in struggles with the neighbouring cities of Umbria and of Tuscany (Chiusi, 1012; Cortona, 1049; Assisi, 1054; Todi, 1056; Foligno, 1080 and 1090); it was governed by consuls (from 5 to 16).
		Perugia, friendly to Florence and faithful to the Holy See, was essentially a Guelph city, and in the thirteenth century the popes established their residence here for a long time; four of them were elected here (Honorius III, Honorius IV, Celestine V, and Clement V).
		During the Gothic War, Perugia suffered various sieges, by the Byzantines in 537 and in 552, and by the Goths in 546 and 548.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/11736a.htm (796 words)

	Welcome to Perugia Salon&Spa
		Perugia is a unique salon and spa in a club membership that is one of Canada's first businesses to truly empower men and women in the field of hair and esthetics.
		Perugia's a new idea on a well worn path of beauty salons, offering to share with its clients the professional secrets of the beauty industry, including professional products that up until now, were exclusive to professionals.
		Perugia is a uniquely open environment where customers can book an appointment with a professional stylist or esthetician and, during the appointment, are encouraged to ask questions about what's happening.
	www.perugia.ca (431 words)

	Perugia :: art, architecture and history of Perugia
		It functioned as the cathedral of Perugia in the 6 C (located outside the town walls at that time), prior to the status of cathedral being given to Santo Stefano in Castellare (demolished during the construction of the abbey and church of San Domenico) around 936 and then finally to San Lorenzo, the current cathedral.
		Among the oldest churches in Perugia is the Temple or Church of Saint Michael Archangel (Tempio di San Michele Arcangelo, Chiesa di Sant'Angelo) probably dating from the 5 C but constructed on the remains of a Roman temple which in its turn was built on a site sacred to the Etruscans.
		The buildings of the abbey around the two cloisters now house the Agriculture Faculty of the University of Perugia, which also owns the abbey's former properties in Casalina, in the Tiber valley.
	www.perugia.ch (1275 words)

	Historical Background of Perugia
		Unfortunately in 141 BC Perugia was one of thecentres involved in the battle between Octavius and LuciusAntonius, Marcus Antonius' brother.
		The former, one of the principal churchesin Perugia, was founded towards the middle of the 17thcentury on the lines of the Upper Church of St. Francis inAssisi, and was adorned over the centuries with valuableworks of art.
		Immediately following the formation of the Kingdom of Italy the Perugians destroyed it to celebrate theirliberation from the much hated Papal regime.
	www.siriush.com /sirius/others/pg-history/historyPG1-4.html (9192 words)

	Perugia Italy: tourism holidays in Perugia holiday travel and Perugia hotels
		Perugia's ascents and stairways are usually quite steep, both the most ancient and the most recent.
		Leaving from the Augustus Arc, this way lead to the upper point of Perugia, where used to be the castle of Porta Sole, erected in the XIV century by the dal Gattapone, and destroyed later for willing of the whole town people.
		These foundations contain, similar to under an enormous bell, an entire quarter of the old Perugia: a dead city, a sort of Medieval Pompei which has been brought tot light again and which is fascinating to visit.
	www.bellaumbria.net /Perugia/home_eng.htm (505 words)

	PERUGIA Umbria PERUGIA tourist information on PERUGIA hotels PERUGIA country house PERUGIA residences PERUGIA art and events PERUGIA restaurants PERUGIA restaurant
		Fontignano is a small village between Perugia, Città della Pieve and Lake Trasimene, built on the slopes of a hill surmounted by the ruins of a Medieval castle.
		The hills that run from Perugia towards Monte Tezio are a virtually incontaminated natural environment that supports a broad variety of bird and plant life.
		Once they had consolidated their hold over Perugia, the Etruscans built two city-fortresses on the other side of the Tiber: Vettona (Bettona today) and Arna.
	en.umbriaonline.com /perugia.phtml (912 words)

	Travel Destinations: Perugia, Umbria, Italy
		Though Perugia maintained a long history of conflict with its neighbors, periods of peace and prosperity gave rise to astounding artistic achievements—many of which are preserved in one of Italy's most illustrious art museums, the Galleria Nazionale dell'Umbria.
		Perugia is a great base for daytrips, and Assisi, Foligno, Florence, Passignano sul Trasimeno, and Sansecpolcro are within easy reach by train.
		Not to miss are baci, Perugia's celebrated chocolate-hazelnut kisses, which conceal fortunes and adages about love within their silver wrappers.
	www.italiancookingandliving.com /travel/destinations/perugia.html (476 words)

	PERUGIA, Italy - Seattle Sister City
		Perugia is north of Rome in central Italy.
		Perugia is also an agricultural trade center and has many commercial activities in common with Seattle, such as food and machine industries.
		Current and proposed projects include a lecture series on life in Perugia, a sister-school relationship between University Prep Academy and a school in Perugia, an artists exchange, a program for young Seattle men and women to be apprenticed to artisans in the Perugia area (Valfabbrica), a cooperative visitor-housing program between Seattle and Perugia.
	www.cityofseattle.net /oir/PERUGIA.HTM (186 words)

	Perugia on Encyclopedia.com
		Perugia was inhabited by the Umbrians and the Etruscans before it came under the control of Rome (c.310 BC).
		144,732), capital of Umbria and of Perugia prov., central Italy, situated on a hill overlooking the valley of the Tiber River.
		Perugia is the seat of a university founded in 1308.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/P/Perugia.asp (483 words)

	Perugia hotel. Luxury hotels, boutique hotels in Perugia Umbria, Italy
		Perugia, the capital of the region, rich in art and architecture with a medieval town centre is a great starting point to explore the region and the various towns such as: Assisi, Todi and Spoleto.
		Epoque Hotels Perugia Umbria is: Great, boutique, luxury, quality, design, exclusive, centrally located, trendy, elite, leading, cosmopolitan, superior, central, four (4), five (5) star lodging accommodation.
		The hills, olive groves and terraced vineyards of this mystic province are often wrapped in a blueish haze that gives its landscape an ethereal painted look.
	www.epoquehotels.com /perugia.html (324 words)

	Cheap hotels in Perugia, Italy: 4 star hotel deals
		The modern and dynamic hotel Holiday Inn Perugia is surrounded by the Lacugnano park and situated at the feet of Perugia, in the acropoli perugina.
		Hotel Perusia e la Villa is located in the historic center of Perugia; a modern, cosmopolitan city, known both for its cultural events and for its typically medieval layout and architecture, as well as its ancient origins, which go back to the 6th cent...
		PERUGIA, old and charming town in Umbria, a region and place of suggestive landscapes in the centre of Italy.
	www.cheapaccommodation.com /Perugia/4-star-hotel (1602 words)

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		perugia - Perugia dominates the Tiber Valley from a high, irregular and rough hill: the particular feature of the land has generated a wide variety of urbanistic situations, giving the town a very special aspect.
		spello - Spello is a medieval hilltop town in Umbria on the slopes of mount Subasio, close to Perugia and Assisi.
		The town has an ancient and suggestive look and it is very interesting due to its Roman remains and Renaissance works that bear witness to its important past.
	www.capri-island.com /umbria-italy/umbria.html (825 words)

	Welcome to Hotel Perugia - English version
		The de luxe four star Hotel PERUGIA is a family hotel which you can find in the centre of Bratislava in the heart of the Old City.
	www.perugia.sk /english/english_o_nas.html (91 words)

	CNN.com - Perugia and Korean hero make peace - June 25, 2002
		La Gazzetta dello Sport suggested Perugia had seen the value of a player believed to be attracting interest from several clubs in the English Premiership.
		Now Perugia have completed a permanent signing for a fee thought to be $1.5 million.
		Perugia's Web site said: "There is now complete satisfaction on both sides after misunderstandings created before and after the South Korea-Italy game.
	archives.cnn.com /2002/WORLD/worldcup/06/25/perugia.ahn (343 words)

	Perugia in Umbria. Hotels, Farm Holidays, Bed and Breakfast, Villas. Feasts and Festivals
		Originally settled by Umbrian tribes, Perugia rose to prominence under the Etruscans between the sixth and fifth centuries BC, and from the third to the first century BC it became the most important city of the Upper Tiber Valley.
		A demonstration of this spirit was manifested on the death of Pope Innocent III, who died on a visit to Perugia in 1216.
		Its retained much of its Etruscan character and independence even after its defeat by the Romans, with whom it maintained an ambivalent relationship - as neither friend nor enemy - but was finally brought completely under Roman subjugation in 40 BC by Octavian.
	www.holidaysinumbria.com /england/perugia/index.php (441 words)

	Perugia Agritourism accommodation Farmhouse Pieve San Quirico Umbria
		It is a fertile plain, entirely crossed by the river that flows for about 50 km from Perugia to Città di Castello, in the northern part of Umbria.
		The landscape of the valley is surrounded by green mountains and hills dotted with castles, towers and medieval villages.
		Historical building under the tutelage of the Ministry of the Cultural Heritage, the farmhouse 'LE TORRI DI BAGNARA' lies in Umbria, 'the green heart of Italy'.
	www.agriitalia.it /torridibagnara/index_en.htm (206 words)

	Perugia - Anne's Guided Tours
		Afterwards, a visit to the Archaelogical Museum of Perugia to view a rich collection of artifacts from the Etruscan and Roman periods of ancient Perusia.
		BC Etruscan chamber tomb (in the area of an ancient Etruscan necropolis) outside of Perugia.
		We'll enjoy a morning in Perugia and then drive to Lake Trasimeno (about 15 min from Perugia), where we'll take a ferry out to Isola Maggiore in the middle of the lake.
	www.annesitaly.com /Tours/perugia.html (847 words)

	Perugia.com
		Dedicato a chi desidera trovare un'occupazione nella città di Perugia ed a chi desidera invece offrirla: per voi, un form per proporre la vostra canditatura od offerta ed uno spazio dedicato alla consultazione di annunci già presenti.
		A settecento anni dalla morte di Arnolfo di Cambio, l’Umbria dedica al grande maestro della scultura un vasto progetto espositivo, articolato in due sedi, Perugia e Orvieto, destinato a riscoprire un momento particolarmente fecondo della loro civiltà artistica.
		Regolamentazione, criteri ed orari d'accesso alle zone a traffico limitato a Perugia.
	www.perugia.com (311 words)

	Perugia Towels Bibliography
		Close-up photo of a Perugia style brocaded linen from Germany circa 1500; its ground is a liseré weave in a gebrochene pattern variant.
		A short chapter on Perugia towels and several photos including one with a fleur de lys motif.
		A photo of the large brocaded section of a Perugia towel.
	www.cs.vassar.edu /~capriest/perugiabib.html (611 words)

	Villa Nuba - Apartment - Perugia - Umbria
		Located in open countryside, but a mere stone’s throw from the historic centre of the city, it was converted into a family villa in the 1970s.
		As a guest, you are certain to be enchanted by the dazzling views of centuries-old villages perched atop radiant, green, rolling Umbrian hillsides.
		Villa Nuba - Apartment - Perugia - Umbria
	www.italyby.com /villanuba/pages/reach.htm (277 words)

	Perugia - Hotel Locanda della Posta - Umbriatravel Guide
		Be it on a business trip or pleasure trip to Perugia, staying at the "Locanda della Posta" certainly becomes an experience.
		It is an ultramodern structure where old and new are cleverly combined and where elegance weds with practical comforts, making a stay in Perugia an unforgettable event.
		To relax here means to enjoy a supremacy of exclusiveness: the Hotel is situated in the old centre within walking reach of monuments and masterpieces of Italian art.
	www.umbriatravel.com /locandadellaposta/indexen.htm (292 words)

	Perugia News
		In Umbria the province of Perugia was the most severely affected by the weather and the fire brigades had to call emergency personnel for their rescue...
		In 2003/04 he was lent to Perugia for the second half of the season but returned the following season to Juventus and again played a role in their title win.
		The former Perugia coach could not hide his joy at the end of the victorious match at the Olimpico stadium of Rome.
	news.daylightonline.com /2005-03/Perugia.html (3087 words)

	Perugia Online ® tourist guide perugia tourism Perugia hotel information about Perugia hotels perugia agriturismo farm country house Perugia agriturismi map monuments art packages travel perugia
		In fact, on the occasion of the next edition of Eurochocolate Perugia 2004 (from 16th to 24th October), the “City of Chocolate” will be the underlying theme of the entire festival, which has reached its eleventh edition.
		The Perugia Musica Classica season of concerts continues on January 21st in the Sala dei Notari at 8.30pm, with a recital featuring the world-famous Danish violinist Nikolai Znaider, and Robert Kulek on the piano.
		But other traditional celebrations include the 176th Carnival year festivities around Perugia, as well as a myriad of processions and shows for the so-called l'Umbria ternana.
	www.perugiaonline.com (1595 words)

	Ospedale
		With its 2,429 employees and 314 university academics, the Hospital of Perugia fulfils not only the regional socio-medical requirements, but also those of the surrounding areas, thanks to the availability of 983 beds.
		The Hospital of Perugia is also home to the city university’s Faculty of Medicine and
		immediate outskirts of Perugia in an area which is particularly suited to meeting
	www.ospedale.perugia.it /Azienda/English.asp (608 words)

	Cheap Car Hire & Rental in Perugia Italy
		Perugia is a nice medieval town famous for its universities making the city lively and multicultural.
		Perugia the great Guelf strong hold rises up in Umbia’s heart with the five historical quarters surrounded by Etruscan town walls.
		We are professional Perugia car hire company with fleet of cars, small, economy, mini vans, people carrier and multi-purpose vehicals.
	www.anycarhire.com /car-hire/perugia.htm (207 words)

	Accommodation, Umbria, Perugia
		We are located in the most panoramic place of Perugia, being a villa in the countryside, it is just...
		Our farm house is sited at the first periphery of Perugia, in a quiet and relaxing place in the gree...
		Located in the historical center of Perugia, near Corso Vanucci and the most important monuments.
	www.realadventures.com /pages/italy/umbria-perugia.htm (351 words)

	Activities
		Perugia will be one of the production center for the Barrel for the next 4 years.
		The Perugia Group is involved in the Silicon Strip Detectorr (SSD) construction for the CMS detector.
		The electronics RandD for LHC is one of the most technological challenging aspects of the CMS project: the Perugia group is fully involved in the design of an ASIC chip for the front-end electronics.
	www.pg.infn.it /cmsweb/activities.htm (318 words)

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