The region of Umbria awaits you for a journey where history, art, spirituality and food and wine delights come together in an unforgettable experience, starting from the enchantment of Perugia, passing through villages full of charm and centuries-old traditions, to the mystical atmosphere of Assisi and the medieval perfection of Gubbio. The strong identity of this area has preserved itself against globalization, and you will find yourself between a good glass, a slice of bread and oil — true gold of this land — and the genuineness of the Umbrian people.
Your Umbrian adventure begins in Perugia, a university town rich in history, art and a lively atmosphere.
Begin your visit with Palazzo Baldeschi and the noble Collegio del Cambio, admiring masterpieces by Perugino. The College of Change is a must-see for art lovers.
In the afternoon, immerse yourself in history and art at the National Gallery of Umbria, a must-see for art lovers.
Stroll through Piazza IV Novembre with its majestic Cathedral of San Lorenzo.
Don't miss the impressive Pozzo Etrusco, a unique archaeological gem.
End the day admiring Perugino's fresco in the San Severo Chapel and the imposing Arco dei Gigli.
Tips for Day 1
Locanda della Posta Boutique Hotel
Check in at the Locanda della Posta Boutique Hotel, an elegant base for your exploration of Perugia.
Check availability on Booking.com →Compare on Trip.com →The second day will take you through Perugia's oldest secrets, including underground routes and tasty breaks with an "alcoholic" twist.
After breakfast at your inn, start your day at the imposing Etruscan Arch.
Continue on to the Medieval Aqueduct: from above you can see what used to be its entire structure; if you have time, you can walk along it for a unique perspective.
Indulge in an unusual "alcoholic" stop at Rame Distilleria to discover local spirits and taste the most unexpected flavors.
Immerse yourself in history with a visit to Perugia Sotterranea, a fascinating journey beneath the city. The underground Perugia offers a unique perspective on the city.
Visit the majestic Basilica of San Domenico in the afternoon.
Tips for Day 2
Locanda della Posta Boutique Hotel
Return to the Locanda della Posta Boutique Hotel for the night.
Check availability on Booking.com →Compare on Trip.com →The third day is devoted to the flavors of Torgiano wine and olive oil, ending in an oasis of tranquility among the vineyards.
Head to the Lungarotti Farm where a tasting with samples awaits you that will be worth your lunch, immersing you in Umbrian wine excellence. The experience at Lungarotti is a must for wine lovers.
Park in nearby Torgiano and visit the Olive and Oil Museum, dedicated to one of Umbria's great excellences.
Climb the Baglioni Tower for views over Torgiano.
Admire the Historic Furnace as part of Torgiano's authentic heritage.
Discover the MUVIT, Torgiano's Wine Museum, dedicated to another of Umbria's great excellences.
Tips for Day 3
Agriturismo Poggio alle Vigne
Your night will be at the beautiful Agriturismo Poggio alle Vigne, a great place to regenerate among the vineyards.
Check availability on Booking.com →Compare on Trip.com →The last day will take you to two of Umbria's most celebrated gems: the spirituality of Assisi and the medieval beauty of Gubbio, with a final relaxing touch.
Wake up early to head to Assisi. From the parking lot, start with the Cathedral of San Rufino.
Head to Piazza del Comune and the Portico del Monte, key landmarks in the heart of Assisi.
Treat yourself to a coffee overlooking the basilica at Bar San Francesco, before visiting the imposing Basilica of San Francesco, a masterpiece of art and spirituality.
Continue to Porta San Giacomo, the Santa Croce Monastery and the Chiesa Nuova before returning to the parking lot.
From Assisi, head to the Eremo delle Carceri. It fills up quickly; be here as early as possible. Visit the hermitage for an interior and spiritual passage — Assisi and the Hermitage of the Prisons offer moments of deep reflection.
Head to nearby Gubbio. Visit Piazza Grande, the Palazzo dei Consoli, the Palazzo Ducale, the Cathedral of St. Mariano and the Bargello Fountain. Don't miss the Church of San Domenico, Porta Metauro, Piazza Bosone, the Archaeological Park of the Roman Theater, Piazza XL Martiri and the Church of San Francesco with its Convent.
Tips for Day 4
Park Hotel ai Cappuccini
End your trip at the Park Hotel ai Cappuccini, a true oasis of relaxation with a top-notch spa — highly recommended for a rejuvenating and beautiful finish to the journey.
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