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All you need to know about Umbria
Whether it’s the bustling medieval towns cloistered amidst the rolling hills, or a farm-to-table food culture built on a rich agricultural heritage – the ‘Green Heart of Italy’ is the perfect setting for an idyllic escape. Start planning your dream trip to Umbria today.
Venture inland to the beauty of Umbria
Situated between Rome and Florence, Umbria is the only region of Italy that doesn’t have a coastline! Instead, you’ll find lush olive groves and flourishing vineyards nestled in ancient woodland and vast valleys. With a rich heritage present in every facet of everyday life, this is a brilliant chance to experience Italy more intimately.
Must see sites in Umbria
From UNESCO-protected towns to the delicious local grape variety of Sagrantino, discover what Umbria is famous for.
Umbria travel guide
Whether it’s visas or hotel transfers, find all the practical tips you need for Italian travel.
Umbria Weather
Find the perfect time to visit Umbria – warm days and fewer crowds.
Experience local history with a stunning backdrop
Each village you venture through holds a rich heritage passed down through the generations. In Assisi, the Basilica of St. Francis has ignited centuries of devotion, whilst Gubbio treats visitors to winding medieval streets. Our local guides are ready to share the stories that live on today.
The Heart of Umbria
Whether it’s the spires of Assisi reaching into the sky or the dramatic Spoleto fortress framing the ancient city’s backdrop, our tour of Umbria allows you to truly experience the best that the region has to offer.
Mornings spent exploring the must-see Umbrian sites will soon transform into afternoons relaxing at family-run vineyards and delicious meals at local charming trattoria . This is authentic Italy at its finest.
Learn more about our tourIndulge in luxurious cuisine
The region of Umbria is home to gardens producing some of the finest Italian olive oil, sweeping forests that yield delectable black truffles, and family-run estates serving bold Sagrantino wines.
FAQs
How many days should you spend in Umbria?
To truly experience Umbria, we would recommend spending at least a week. The must-see Umbria towns are located fairly close together, but each deserves enough time to soak up the differing heritage, ancient architecture and atmosphere. Our tour unfolds over the course of a week, with each day offering the perfect balance of sightseeing and relaxation.
Is Umbria worth visiting?
Of course! Umbria is a beautiful place, packed with impressive landscapes, a rich heritage, and food that’ll lure you back time and time again! Whether you opt for Assisi, Spoleto, or Gubbio (or all three!), this Italian region is home to what could be a lifetime of discovery.
What is the best time of year to visit Umbria?
As with most of Italy, the best time to visit Umbria is during ‘off-peak season’. Spring brings with it the blooming of wildflowers across the valleys, whilst autumn is truffle and harvest season. However, Umbria is perfect whenever you decide to go! We run our tours throughout the year, so you can choose the dates that work best for you.
Do I need a visa to travel to Umbria?
Visiting Umbria will fall under the same travel guidance as the EU. You can explore this in greater detail in our Italian Travel Guide or even browse the official rules here.
Delve into the Green Heart of Italy
Our tour takes you through an expertly-curated itinerary covering the must see sites of Umbria. Allow us to start planning your dream trip to Umbria today.
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