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IN THE HEART OF ITALY

between Umbria and Tuscany

Located in the heart of Italy, Umbria is one of the smallest Italian regions and the only peninsular Italy, not to be washed by the sea. Situated at the center of Marche, Lazio and Tuscany, Umbria is the ideal destination for those looking for a holiday of ancient flavors, peace and tranquility.

IN THE HEART OF ITALY

between Umbria and Tuscany

Located in the heart of Italy, Umbria is one of the smallest Italian regions and the only peninsular Italy, not to be washed by the sea. Situated at the center of Marche, Lazio and Tuscany, Umbria is the ideal destination for those looking for a holiday of ancient flavors, peace and tranquility.

Umbria

Umbria

Small villages with a medieval atmosphere and Roman or Etruscan walls, families who have lived for generation in old stone and brick farmhouses, vineyards, sunflower fields, olive groves: Umbria is this and much more.

The most rural part of the nation studded with medieval hilltop villages, gentle cultivated slopes and vineyards. Its territory is similar to the Tuscan one, especially in the northernmost part of Umbria, but more wild, less well cared for and characterized by untouched nature with rock formations.

Umbria

A stone's throw from Trasimeno

The predominantly hilly area offers a great variety of morphological and landscape features and a succession of valleys, mountain ranges, plateaus and plains. A perfect setting for a stay in contact with nature.

The strategic position of Pozzuolo, on the border with eastern Tuscany, opens up numerous paths in the Tuscan hills as well as a quick connection with Florence.

Umbria

Umbria

Small villages with a medieval atmosphere and Roman or Etruscan walls, families who have lived for generation in old stone and brick farmhouses, vineyards, sunflower fields, olive groves: Umbria is this and much more.

The most rural part of the nation studded with medieval hilltop villages, gentle cultivated slopes and vineyards. Its territory is similar to the Tuscan one, especially in the northernmost part of Umbria, but more wild, less well cared for and characterized by untouched nature with rock formations.

 

West Umbria

ROUTES

1) Sul lago
Cose da vedere:
– Castiglione del Lago – Citta della Pieve – Paciano – Panicale
– Isola Polvese – Isola Maggiore
2) Perugia
3) Assisi – Spello
4) Strada del Sagrantino
– Montefalco – Bevagna – Trevi
5) Gubbio

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