Organized trips and tours in Umbria

Umbria satisfies all interests. Nature is the highlight of the green heart of Italy: the landscape of the Umbrian-Marche Apennines is the perfect location for a mountain hike and why not, even a horseback ride. Not to mention the food and wine: lentils and truffles from Norcia, not to speak of the traditional local cured meats and cheeses. And for those in search of history and tranquility, the spiritual sites of Saint Francis in Assisi are not to be missed.

Hop on your bike for a ride in the Colfiorito Regional Park, a hilltop village that thrives on nature, history, and flavor. Learn from the culture by visiting the University of Perugia founded in 1308, one of the oldest universities in Italy. Your vacation in Umbria will be a non-stop magical experience thanks to the anecdotes for every stop from our local guide!

The Cathedral of Orvieto, a marvel of Italian Gothic art, shines in all its beauty in the sunset lights. Similarly, the experience at the Well of St. Patrick becomes increasingly thrilling as evening approaches. We cross the now illuminated Piazza del Popolo and head towards the Mancinelli Theater, the city's treasure, for an evening's entertainment.

Packing a suitcase is one of the key aspects of organizing a successful trip. First tip: travel light; not only will you carry less physical weight and have fewer worries, but you'll also have more room for the souvenirs you'll bring home! Never forget to pack a pair of sneakers or hiking shoes depending on the terrain you plan to traverse. Our feet will carry us far and wide, so we must think about their comfort.

The Umbria region boasts a calendar full of events throughout the year, from autumn to summer. Eurochocolate, the event dedicated to chocolate culture taking place in Perugia in October; Umbria Jazz, one of the most important Jazz music festivals in Italy. During the Christmas holidays, the Gubbio Christmas Tree, the largest in the world, is a must-see.