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How to go alone
Going alone in Umbria means total immersion in this Italian region steeped in history, art and spirituality. Without the constraints of a group, you can tailor your trip on the fly. Perhaps a day in Assisi will inspire an unexpected detour to the surrounding mountains or an impromptu visit to a monastery?
Stay in agriturismiwhich are farmhouses, or opt for a bed & breakfast for an authentic experience! Locals are often good advisors for discovering places off the beaten track. Finally, brush up on a few Italian expressions: Grazie, Buongiorno, Dove è...? They'll open doors and bring smiles. Buon viaggio!
How to go on a tour
Nicknamed the green heart of Italy, umbria is a destination that deserves to be discovered as part of an organized trip, especially if it's your first visit to the region. Here are a few tips to help you make the most of your trip:
Many agencies offer complete tours, combining cultural visits, local gastronomy and relaxing breaks in the Umbrian countryside.
Depending on your interests, opt for themed tours: hiking, wine and food tours, spiritual pilgrimages to Assisi, or artistic escapades in Perugia.
Some tours are seasonal, especially those focusing on gastronomy, such as truffles in autumn or wine in spring.
Opting for an Umbria package tour is an excellent idea, especially if you're looking for a more in-depth, more relaxed way to discover the region.
How to get around
Gettingaround Umbria's rolling countryside, medieval towns and historic sites is easy with :
The rail network;
If you rent a car, the roads are in good condition, but beware of small, winding country roads. Bear in mind that many historic towns have restricted traffic zones (ZTL). So it's best to park outside and walk or use public transport.
Buses connect most towns and villages not accessible by train.
Cycling: Umbria is a popular destination for cycle tourism. If you like pedaling, it's a wonderful way to discover the region!
And on foot ! Many towns, such as Assisi and Orvieto, are best explored on foot.
Lose yourself in their narrow streets, climb up to the perched castles and stop off at the little cafés for a well-deserved break. Enjoy!
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All the inhabitants of Umbria say it: "We have nothing to envy to Tuscany. "If the Renaissance was not born in Perugia, but in Florence, it must be admitted that this landlocked territory has many cards to spend an excellent stay, with quality services at interesting prices. A land of gourmets, Umbria offers a striking marriage between the tradition of the land and the richness of its villages. The tranquillity that suits it so well makes it a destination to be preferred by all those who wish to know the meaning of the word "rest". In the heart of Italy and recognized as its green lung, Umbria has always been a stopover for the armies that have stirred history. History has shaped a plethora of villages, protected by ramparts and other medieval walls, on the slopes of the Apennines. If time has largely taken them over, their remains give the region a charm