About Umbria
Nestled in the heart of Italy, Umbria is a region renowned for its rolling hills, medieval hill towns, and exceptional culinary delights. Often referred to as the 'Green Heart of Italy,' it offers picturesque landscapes, wineries, and historic sites, such as the Basilica of St. Francis in Assisi. Visitors can explore charming towns like Perugia, well-known for its chocolate and jazz festival, and Orvieto, famous for its stunning cathedral and ancient underground tunnels. Umbria provides an authentic Italian experience, rich in history, culture, and natural beauty, perfect for travelers seeking tranquility and charm.
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Scenic Landscapes: Rolling hills, lush forests, and historic medieval towns.
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Culinary Delights: Famous for truffles, olive oil, and traditional Italian cuisine.
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Cultural Heritage: Rich history with numerous churches, museums, and festivals.
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Wine Production: Home to several renowned vineyards producing high-quality wines.
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Less Crowded: Quieter and less touristy compared to nearby Tuscany.
You will love...
- Scenic Landscapes: Rolling hills, lush forests, and historic medieval towns.
- Culinary Delights: Famous for truffles, olive oil, and traditional Italian cuisine.
- Cultural Heritage: Rich history with numerous churches, museums, and festivals.
- Wine Production: Home to several renowned vineyards producing high-quality wines.
- Less Crowded: Quieter and less touristy compared to nearby Tuscany.
Stay away from...
- Limited Public Transport: Less comprehensive transportation network compared to major cities.
- Language Barrier: Fewer locals speak fluent English, which may pose a challenge for non-Italian speakers.
- Seasonal Closures: Some attractions and restaurants may close during off-peak seasons.
- Infrastructure: Rural areas may have lower quality roads and fewer modern amenities.
- Accommodation Options: Limited variety in luxury hotel options compared to larger tourist destinations.
Currency
Euro (EUR)
Population
882 thousand
Alternative names
Umbria, Regione Umbria, UMB
When to visit Umbria
Seasons
Peak:
Tuscany is a popular destination in the summer months, with July and August being the busiest.
Its warm climate makes it a great place to visit in the spring and autumn months, too.
Peak:
Tuscany is a popular destination in the summer months, with July and August being the busiest.
Its warm climate makes it a great place to visit in the spring and autumn months, too.
Peak:
Tuscany is a popular destination in the summer months, with July and August being the busiest.
Its warm climate makes it a great place to visit in the spring and autumn months, too.
Temperature
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4°C
Jan
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6°C
Feb
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8°C
Mar
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12°C
Apr
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17°C
May
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21°C
Jun
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24°C
Jul
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24°C
Aug
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20°C
Sep
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14°C
Oct
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8°C
Nov
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4°C
Dec