Narnese

Calvi dell'Umbria is the most southern municipality of Umbria. It is a small community set on the slopes of Mount San Pancrazio from the top of which can be seen the woods and green hills that continue down to the Tiber Valley. It is an oasis of peace and has been given the name "Delighful Gateway to Umbria" because of its position on the border between Lazio and Umbria.

Situated in southern Umbria, Narni is a splendid town rich in history, secured on a calcareous rocky spur overlooking the Nera river, considered the geographical centre of Italy. The town's rich artistic heritage, accrued over three thousand years, is visible above-ground, while below-ground it reveals the past of the entire region: from the Etruscans and the Romans to the Middle Ages.

A wealth of experiences in the ancient “municipium”