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Umbria is the quiet honeymoon: Assisi in the evening, the Eremo delle Carceri in the woods above town, and Orvieto an hour and a half away.

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About Assisi & Umbria

Assisi is built along one slope of Monte Subasio in a limestone that goes from cream to rose depending on the hour, and almost every street ends in a view of the Umbrian plain. The Basilica of San Francesco anchors the western end: two churches stacked on each other, with a long arcaded piazza in front that is at its emptiest right after sunrise. Piazza del Comune, halfway up, keeps a Roman temple façade in its side — six columns still standing from the first century — and the lanes climbing off it are steep, narrow and full of geraniums. At the top, the Rocca Maggiore looks down over the whole town and out across the valley; the walk up is short but properly uphill. Below the walls the olive terraces of the Fascia Olivata run for kilometres and give a quiet, green foreground that nobody else is using. Four kilometres above town, the Eremo delle Carceri sits in a holm-oak wood on the mountainside. Assisi is a pilgrimage town as well as a tourist one, so it is busy around Easter, at the Calendimaggio in early May and on the feast of St Francis on 4 October; late spring and September give the softest light and the fewest people.

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Basilica di San Francesco — the two piazzas

Two stacked churches on the western spur of town, with a long arcaded lawn-and-stone piazza in front of each.

Best time: First light for an empty piazza, or the last two hours for pink stone

The arcade on the upper piazza gives a repeating column line that works better than the façade itself for portraits. Shoulders should be covered if anyone plans to go inside afterwards.

Rocca Maggiore

The medieval fortress on the ridge above Assisi, with the whole town and the Umbrian plain laid out beneath it.

Best time: The hour before sunset, with the town going gold below

Walk up the last stretch slowly and shoot on the way — the grass slope with the town behind is better than anything from the top. Wind on the ridge is constant, so tie back long hair.

Piazza del Comune and the Temple of Minerva

Assisi's main square, with a first-century Roman temple front — six columns and a pediment — still standing in the row of buildings.

Best time: Before nine, before the café tables go out; soft light again after five

Shoot the temple from the far side of the square with a short telephoto so the columns stay parallel — up close a wide lens makes them lean badly.

Eremo delle Carceri

A small monastery wedged into a ravine in the holm-oak woods above town, four kilometres up Monte Subasio.

Best time: Any hour — the woods keep the light soft, even at midday

Keep the session outside the chapels and keep it quiet — this is a place of prayer first. The stone bridge over the gorge is the frame worth walking up for.

Frequently asked questions

When should we schedule our honeymoon photoshoot?

Many couples book their photoshoot for the second or third day of their honeymoon, once they've settled in, recovered from jet lag, and explored the area a bit. This timing also gives you a weather buffer — if rain is forecast for day two, you can easily shift to day three or four. Evening golden hour sessions are the most popular for honeymooners, typically starting 1-2 hours before sunset for the warmest, most romantic light. If your honeymoon involves multiple cities (a common Italy itinerary is Rome, Siena, then the Amalfi Coast or Florence), consider booking a session in the city that excites you most visually. Photo Italy makes it easy to book — simply choose your preferred date and time during checkout and your photographer will confirm within 24 hours.

What's included in a honeymoon photoshoot package?

Most honeymoon packages on Photo Italy include 60-120 minutes of professional photography, 50-100+ individually edited high-resolution photos delivered digitally to your own private online gallery, and a pre-shoot consultation to plan locations, timing, and styling. Photos are typically delivered within 1-3 weeks, with many photographers offering expedited delivery or a sneak peek of 5-10 images within 48 hours. Some photographers offer premium add-ons like handcrafted photo books, fine-art prints, or even a short cinematic video clip. All images come with full personal-use digital rights so you can print, share, and post freely. Delivery timelines and specific inclusions are clearly displayed on each photographer's package page on Photo Italy.

Can we bring props like champagne or flowers?

Absolutely — props add a personal and celebratory touch that elevates honeymoon photos beautifully. Popular choices include a bottle of champagne or Italian sparkling wine, a fresh flower bouquet (available at most local markets for €10-20), 'Just Married' signs, picnic setups with a blanket and pastries, or even your wedding veil for a creative callback. Some photographers can arrange a styled picnic setup as an add-on, complete with flowers, fruit, and glassware — perfect for a Val d'Orcia vineyard or Amalfi Coast beach session. Keep props simple and meaningful; one or two items are usually enough to add personality without feeling staged. Your Photo Italy photographer will advise on what works best for your chosen location and can suggest local shops for last-minute prop purchases.

How much does a photoshoot in Assisi cost?

Photoshoots in Assisi start from €319, with one- and two-hour packages running roughly €319 to €450 depending on the length and the number of edited photos. The town is steep but short: an hour covers the basilica piazza, Piazza del Comune and one of the lanes between them, and a second hour buys the Rocca or the olive terraces.

What are the best photo spots in Assisi?

The arcaded piazza in front of the Basilica of San Francesco, at its emptiest just after sunrise; Piazza del Comune with the six Roman columns of the Temple of Minerva; the steep geranium-lined lanes climbing towards the Rocca Maggiore and its view over the valley; and the olive terraces below the walls, which give a quiet green foreground nobody else is using.

When is the light best in Assisi?

The town faces west-southwest, so late afternoon and sunset are the strong hours: the limestone goes from cream to pink and the plain below fills with haze. Sunrise is the quiet hour rather than the pretty one, which is exactly when to shoot the basilica piazza. Late spring and September give the softest light; July and August are hot and hard by ten.

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