Perugia, the capital of a province of the same name, in central Italy, is a walled hill town from medieval times. Visitors find this centrally-located town ideal for using as a base for exploring the Umbria area, which includes many other historic cities. Along with enchanting architectural treasures as old as two thousand years, the city has open squares and winding walkways and streets that make wandering the town a pure delight. One of the biggest tourist draws are the remains of the 3rd century BC Etruscan Arch and Etruscan well.