Many proposals to discover Umbria: walking routes, the thrill of rafting and cycling,
the quiet of the medieval streets or the thickest woods, but also the beauty and timeless atmospheres of places immersed in art and culture.
Tourism and holidays in Umbria: official website of the Umbria Region

Crossing Umbria is like entering a dimension where spiritual suggestions, artistic testimonies and environmental excellences perfectly come together.
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.
Search between interests, activities and places. Discover unique proposals to experience Umbria and organize an unforgettable journey in the Green Heart of Italy.
An itinerary from Poreta to Trevi, via Campello sul Clitunno: discovering the Fonti del Clitunno, Lombardic strongholds and landscapes filled with olive trees.
The village of Arrone, in the heart of the Nera River Park offers many sightseeing opportunities: discover the historical-artistic and hiking itineraries and the numerous water sports and outdoor activities that you can do
The dynamic exhibition space of the Lauri Garden and the ideal city of Tommaso Buzzi; an excursion through the 'Green Heart of Italy' and one of the most surprising private collections of contemporary art; the surreal spectacle of the Scarzuola.
Discovering the secret underground of Città della Pieve, a border town where the landscapes of Umbria, Tuscany and Lazio harmoniously meet, sits on a hill overlooking the Valdichiana and Lake Trasimeno.
An itinerary exploring Umbria's typical produce, artisanship, and traditions: from Amelia to Orvieto, come taste all the goodness that this land has to offer.
The typical village of Preci is situated not far from Norcia on the border with the Marche region. Local tradition states the original settlement was a pre-Benedictine hermitage founded by the Syrian King Eutizio in the 5th century.