Assisi on Sunday - Everything Closed?
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Assisi on Sunday - Everything Closed?
I am planning on visiting Assisi with my mother in late October by taking the train from Rome. If we went on a Sunday, will all the shops be closed?
Definitely want to visit the Basilica which I understand is closed on Sunday mornings.
Would visiting on Saturday or Monday be better?
Definitely want to visit the Basilica which I understand is closed on Sunday mornings.
Would visiting on Saturday or Monday be better?
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We did Assisi by train for a daytip from Rome and our overwhelming thought was: we should have stayed the night. So I would advise you, if you possibly can, to spend the night there - it is a beautiful city with more to see than just the cathedral.
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We were there last year in late Feb on a weekday. There was a crowd but nothing like a weekend particularly Sunday.
I recommend that you go on Monday because even in Oct there will be a crowd particularly on weekends.
Enjou...it's a wonderful place. And has been suggested, staying overnight is worthwhile.
I recommend that you go on Monday because even in Oct there will be a crowd particularly on weekends.
Enjou...it's a wonderful place. And has been suggested, staying overnight is worthwhile.
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A Basilica closed on Sunday mornings???? #-o It may be closed for tourism but certainly open for religious services. I attended Mass at the Basilica of Santa Chiara on a Sunday morning November 2002. We then had lunch and visited the Basilica of San Francis. There are definitely a number of shops and places in Assisi that are closed on Sunday,




