In Piazza del Popolo, at the top of the hill are the Duomo, the Palazzo del Priori and the enormous Gothic Palazzo del Popolo with a portico on the ground floor, leading by an outside staircase to the Palazzo del Capitano.

I don't think we missed a street or a perimeter view. We walked the entire city.

Todi is surrounded by three more or less complete concentric walls: the outermost is medieval, the middle wall is Roman, and the innermost is recognizable as partly Etruscan.

    The counter-façade of the Cathedral is occupied by a giant fresco depicting the Universal Judgment by Ferraù Faenzone, a work commissioned by Cardinal Angelo Cesi