Often described as the “world’s most livable city,” Todi rises on a hill with breathtaking views over the Tiber Valley. Architectural highlights include the Temple of Santa Maria della Consolazione, Piazza del Popolo with its Cathedral, and the surrounding medieval palaces. An elegant hill town that preserves a Renaissance atmosphere and stunning panoramas.
Todi
Perugia
The capital of Umbria and an internationally renowned university city, Perugia captivates visitors with its hilltop historic center, elegant squares, and narrow streets opening onto spectacular views. Highlights include the Fontana Maggiore, Palazzo dei Priori, and the National Gallery of Umbria. The city comes alive year-round with cultural and music events such as Umbria Jazz and Eurochocolate.
Terni
Known as the “Italian Manchester” for its industrial heritage, Terni is also a city rich in history and spirituality. It is home to the Basilica of Saint Valentine, patron saint of lovers. The surrounding area boasts natural wonders such as the Marmore Falls, making Terni an ideal starting point for exploring southern Umbria.
Deruta
A world capital of artistic ceramics, Deruta is a hill town that has produced hand-painted majolica for centuries, admired worldwide. Artisan workshops still line the historic center, alongside the Regional Ceramic Museum, which tells the story of this centuries-old tradition.
Assisi
A UNESCO World Heritage city, Assisi is known worldwide as the birthplace of Saint Francis and Saint Clare. Strolling through its medieval streets, you’ll encounter extraordinary landmarks: the Basilica of Saint Francis with its famous frescoes by Giotto and Cimabue, the Basilica of Saint Clare, and the Temple of Minerva in Piazza del Comune. Assisi is also surrounded by nature—the trails of Mount Subasio offer beautiful panoramic routes for hiking and outdoor excursions.
Marmore
One of the highest man-made waterfalls in Europe (165 meters), the Marmore Falls is a spectacular sight created by the Romans in 271 BC. Today it offers striking views with its powerful cascades and scenic trails surrounded by greenery—an unmissable destination for nature and adventure lovers.
Collevalenza
A hamlet of Todi, Collevalenza is known for the Sanctuary of Merciful Love, founded by Mother Speranza of Jesus. A place of pilgrimage and spirituality, it welcomes visitors from around the world in search of prayer and quiet reflection.
Carsulae
An ancient Roman city, Carsulae lies along the route of the Via Flaminia. The archaeological site preserves impressive remains, including the theatre, amphitheatre, the Arch of San Damiano, and the original cardo and decumanus. A vivid glimpse of Rome’s grandeur, set in the peaceful Umbrian countryside.