Gubbio, an ancient Umbrian hill town in Italy, is famous for its medieval architecture, particularly the imposing Palazzo dei Consoli and the Palazzo Pretorio. The town is characterized by its unique terraced structure rising up Mount Ingino. Key landmarks include the Basilica of Sant'Ubaldo, housing the relics of the patron saint, and the impressive Roman Theatre. Gubbio hosts the spectacular 'Corsa dei Ceri' (Race of the Candles), a historic and energetic event held annually in May, making it a significant cultural destination. Nearby attractions include natural parks and other charming Umbrian towns.