Umbria italy

A look into, La Scarzuola in Umbria the 13th-century Franciscan monastery transformed into a surreal architectural dreamscape in the 1950s.

Meals outside in the sun, tiny towns teetering on clifftops… if you’re after a beautiful place to explore, you can’t go wrong with Umbria.

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Explore the BEST things to do in Umbria, one of Italy's most underrated regions. From medieval towns to stunning landscapes, this guide will inspire your next Italian adventure!

My selection of the best towns in Umbria for a pleasant stroll in historic settings and immersing yourself in quintessential Italian atmosphere.

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The next day we drove up and down the winding local road to Todi, passing through the fields, vineyards and olive groves, catching a glimpse of the town now and then. When we came to Todi, a thick fog (or was it a cloud?) covered the medieval main square like a blanket, making it look even more time