Umbria, the green heart of Italy, is a region that enchants visitors with its perfect fusion of unspoilt nature, millenary art, and an exceptional food and wine tradition. In this land of timeless beauty, visitors can immerse themselves in a complete experience involving nature, art, food and wine.
Umbria is a hymn to natural beauty. Its rolling hills, sunflower fields swaying in the wind and centuries-old forests provide an enchanting backdrop. Lake Trasimeno, the largest lake in central Italy, adds a touch of serenity with its calm waters and picturesque islands. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the hiking trails that criss-cross the green valleys or take part in activities such as birdwatching, immersed in the rich biodiversity of the region.
Umbria is a gastronomic paradise, where culinary traditions are carefully preserved. Umbrian cuisine is rich in robust and authentic flavours. Dishes such as pasta with black truffles, porchetta, and crescia sfogliata are just some of the culinary delights to be savoured.
In short, a trip to Umbria is a journey into the harmony of nature, art, food and wine. A perfect fusion that envelops the senses and nourishes the soul, leaving an indelible imprint in the hearts of those who visit.
Umbria is famous for its artistic jewels, with cities such as Perugia, Assisi and Gubbio guarding artistic and architectural treasures. The Basilica of St Francis in Assisi is an absolute masterpiece, with Giotto’s frescoes narrating the life of the saint. Perugia, with its medieval city centre, offers a stroll through historical buildings, churches and museums that tell the region’s thousand-year history.
Take a journey back in time by exploring the surrounding medieval villages of Panicale, Paciano and Città della Pieve. Admire the ancient architecture, wander the narrow cobbled streets and discover the hidden treasures of these small enchanted villages.
Crossing the very close border and entering Tuscan territory are some world-famous gems: Cortona, Arezzo, Montepulciano, Siena, Pienza.
With a little more distance you can comfortably reach Florence or Rome by train.
