Umbria
in Italy

Umbria is definitely one of Italy’s greenest regions. Love it! Explore its mediaeval hamlets, hunt for truffles or glug as much of the region's olive oil and wine as you can.

how long to go for

a weekend, a long weekend

when to go

april, may, september, october

holidays

Liberation Day, Republic Day, The Umbria Jazz Festival

how to get there

Fly in to Perugia or Rome and rent a car or schedule an airport transfer to your hotel.

how to get around

by car, by bus

nice to know

Since Umbria isn't so touristy, it's in your best interest to rent a car here lest you end up stranded in a tiny village.

local language

Italian

currency

euro

in an emergency

call 112

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Corte della maesta

Civita de Bagnoregio dinner

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The hilltop village of Civita di Bagnoregio is reached only by footbridge suspended in the clouds, and from there Corte della Maestà is a gentle further walk. Just four rooms run by art collectors Paolo and Cristiana, with walls hung with their personal collection and breakfast served overlooking the Tiber Valley far below. Dreamlike in every possible sense.

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Hotel Castello di Reschio

Lisciano Niccone

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Nestled in the heart of Umbria's rolling hills, Reschio epitomizes the epitome of Italian elegance and rural charm. Set within a vast estate steeped in history, this exclusive retreat seamlessly blends centuries-old traditions with contemporary luxury. From its meticulously restored farmhouses to its sprawling vineyards and olive groves, Reschio invites guests to immerse themselves in the timeless beauty of the Italian countryside. With its exquisite accommodations, farm-to-table dining experiences, and bespoke activities such as horseback riding and truffle hunting, Reschio offers a bespoke escape for discerning travelers seeking an authentic taste of la dolce vita amidst the tranquil landscapes of Umbria.

Palazzo Petrvs

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The medieval hill town of Orvieto, perched between Rome and Umbria on a volcanic tufa cliff, is an excellent reason to pause any Italian road trip, and Palazzo Petrvs makes the case for staying the night. Elegant and personal, with attentive service and a cellar stocked with Umbrian wines, it sits surrounded by olive groves and extraordinary landscape. A very good address.

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