Carpello, Casa del Prete, Casa Pacico, Casale del Leure, Casale della Macchia, Casale di Morro, Casale di Scopoli, Cascito, Casco dell'Acqua, Casenove, , Casevecchie, Cassignano, Castello di Morro, Castretto, Cavallara, Cave, Cerritello, Chieve, Cifo, Civitella, Colfiorito, Collazzolo, Colle di Verchiano, Colle San Giovanni, Colle San Lorenzo, Colle Scandolaro, Collelungo, Collenibbio, Colpernaco, Colpersico, Corvia, Costa di Arvello, Crescenti, Croce di Roccafranca, Croce di Verchiano, Cupacci, Cupigliolo, Cupoli, Curasci, Fiamenga, Fondi, Forcatura, Fraia, Hoffmann, La Franca, La Spiazza, La Valle, Leggiana, Liè, Maceratola, Maestà di Colfornaro, Madonna delle Grazie, Montarone, Morro, Navello, Orchi, Palarne, Pale, Perticani, Pescara I°, Pescara II°, Pieve Fanonica, Pisenti, Poggiarello, Polveragna, Ponte San Lazzaro, Ponte Santa Lucia, Pontecentesimo, Popola, Rasiglia, Ravignano, Rio, Roccafranca, Roviglieto, San Bartolomeo, San Giovanni Profiamma (site of a Roman town and the former Diocese of Foro Flaminii, now a Latin Catholic titular see), San Vittore, Sant'Eraclio, Santo Stefano dei Piccioni, Scafali, Scandolaro, Scanzano, Scopoli, Seggio, Serra Alta, Serra Bassa, Serrone, Sostino, Sterpete, Tesina, Tito, Torre di Montefalco, Treggio, Uppello, Vallupo, Vegnole, Verchiano, Vescia, Vionica, Volperino. Notable people Angelo da Foligno (1226-1312), priest of the Order of Saint Augustine and saint Angela of Foligno (1248–1309), a Franciscan tertiary, mystic and saint called "Mistress of Theologians" was born at Foligno Antonia of Florence (1402–1472), Franciscan and saint Giovanni di Corraduccio (fl. c. 1404–1437), painter, was born here Pier Antonio Mezzastris (c. 1430 – c. 1506), painter, was born at Foligno Niccolò Alunno, Italian painter, born in Foligno in 1430 Antimo Liberati, Italian music theorist, composer, and singer, born in Foligno in 1617 Fra Umile da Foligno (fl. late 17th-century), a Franciscan friar and painter in Perugia and Rome, was born in Foligno. Mariano Armellino, Benedictine historian, died in Foligno in 1737 Liborio Coccetti, Italian painter, born in Foligno 1739 Caterina Scarpellini (1808–1873), astronomer, was born and brought up at Foligno. Piero Bernocchi (1947), activist Leonardo Spinazzola (1993), professional football player for Italy national football team and Serie A club AS Roma. International relations Twin towns — Sister cities Foligno is twinned with: Gemona del Friuli, Italy La Louvière, Belgium Shibukawa, Japan References External links Official town's website Official Giostra della Quintana website Bill Thayer's site Roman sites of Umbria Cities and towns in Umbria Populated places established in the 8th century BC 8th-century BC establishments in Italy 290s BC establishments in Europe 3rd-century BC establishments in the Roman Republic 3rd-century BC establishments in Italy