Umbria - Ούμπρια

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Umbria

View of the settlement of Ano Kambi in the municipality of Norcia

THE Umbria is her area central Italy.

At a glance

Languages

Tourist attractions

Nera Valley (Italian: Valnerina) —

Tiber Valley (Italian: Baltiberina) —

Lake Trazimeno (Italian: Lago Trasimeno) - Its largest lake Central Italy

Sibilini Mountains (Italian: Monti Sibillini) —

Important cities

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Assize (Italian: Assisi) - The birthplace of St. Francis. The impressive cathedral of the city is a destination for many Christian pilgrims.

Gubbio (Italian: Gubbio) —

Norcia (Italian: Norway) - The birthplace of the founder of the Order of Benedictine monks St. Benedict and his twin sister, Saint Scholastic.

Orvieto (Italian: Orvieto) - Old town in an impressive location at the top of a hill in the Tiber Valley. Among the many sights of Orvieto stands out the cathedral which is considered a masterpiece of Gothic architecture.

Perugia (Italian: Perugia) - Historic city, current capital of the region and seat of the largest University for Foreigners (University of Perugia) of Italy

Spoleto (Italian: Spoleto) - Tourist city with many attractions. Every summer, the famous Art Festival of the Two Worlds takes place in Spoleto.

Terni (Italian: Terni) - Birthplace of Valentine, the patron saint of lovers

Todd (Italian: Todi) —

Additional destinations

Marmora Falls (Italian: Cascate delle Marmore) —

Lake Pientiluco (Italian: Lago di Piediluco) - Picturesque lake with hotels and organized camping sites

Kambi Vecchio (Italian: Camp Vecchio) - Picturesque village at the foot of the Simbruni mountains

Castelloutsio (Italian: Castelluccio) - Another picturesque village in the mountainous area of Simbruni

Pictures

Tourist destinations in Umbria
The Basilica of St. Francis in Assize
His cathedral Orvieto
His castle Spoleto
View of Todd
Marmora Falls
Lake Pientiluco
Lake Trazimeno
Castelloutsio

How to get there

How to move

What to see

Entertainment

Local cuisine

Local drinks

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