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In total relax or in the pursuit of adventure, you can find many paths for an outdoor walk or to take a walk on wheels into the Green Heart of Italy.
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Umbria, an experience to live
Crossing Umbria is like entering a dimension where spiritual suggestions, artistic testimonies and environmental excellences perfectly come together.
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Explore the region
Peaks, not very high, covered by luxuriant woods and large valleys designed by rivers, lakes and waterfalls; hills often surrounded by villages and castles, crossed by paths full of history, art and culture, in a naturalness that restores body and soul. The Green Heart of Italy is all this and much more. Let yourself be surprised.
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Search between interests, activities and places. Discover unique proposals to experience Umbria and organize an unforgettable journey in the Green Heart of Italy.
The natural sources of water in Umbria
Umbria's green and hilly landscape combines with a surprising wealth of water.
Inaspettati Borghi della Media Valle del Tevere
Piccoli e grandi tesori da scoprire nel territorio del Comune di Perugia, al centro del progetto di valorizzazione ColleGali.
Lake Trasimeno amidst legend, art, sport and food and wine
The fourth largest lake in Italy is a source of inspiration for countless poets, painters and travelers.
Hemp Museum
A creative space where multiple generations coexist and intertwine to keep alive the historical memory linked to hemp, weaving and textile fibres.
Albornozian Fortress of Spoleto
History, art and culture: a journey inside the Fortress of Spoleto surrounded by a breathtaking panorama
Piazza Fortebraccio - Montone
The enchanting piazza di Fortebraccio takes the name from the captain of fortune Andrea Fortebracci, so called Braccio da Montone, who was lord of the manor starting from the 13th century.