When to go en Ombrie ?

Umbria enjoys a temperate climate. The summer months, from June to August, correspond to the high season and are marked by warm temperatures, often around 30°C. This is the time to explore Perugia, Assisi and other picturesque towns! On the other hand, winter, from December to February, is the low season in Umbria, with cooler temperatures hovering around 10°C. They can even drop below zero at night.

The Umbrian climate is typically Mediterranean in the west, with mild winters and hot summers, and becomes more continental as you move eastwards, with more marked temperature variations.

For a great travel experience, visiting Umbria in spring or autumn is ideal: you avoid both summer heat and winter cold.

Umbria is an attractive destination all year round, thanks to its rolling countryside, medieval towns and rich culture:

January to March is winter in Umbria. Although it's low season, it's a great time to avoid the crowds and take advantage of reduced accommodation rates. However, be prepared for cool, even cold weather, with a chance of rain.

April to June: spring is undoubtedly the best time to visit Umbria. The climate is mild, the countryside is in bloom and towns such as Perugia and Assisi come alive without the summer influx of tourists.

July and August : these months mark the peak of the high season in Umbria. The weather is warm and sunny, but expect crowds at major tourist sites and higher accommodation rates.

September and October: autumn in Umbria is spectacular. The harvest gives the countryside a golden hue, and it's also the season for local festivals, especially those linked to truffles.

November to December : as winter approaches, the crowds disperse. It's a good time for a quieter experience, even if the rains are more frequent.

If you want to discover Umbria in all its splendor, spring and autumn are ideal.