Timeless beauty

Umbria is often called the green heart of Italy—and rightly so. Rolling hills, dense forests, shimmering lakes like the Lake Trasimeno or the Valnerina, as well as the endless vineyards form the backdrop of a landscape that feels like a deep breath. This is not a place to be seen, but to truly see. Hilltop towns like Spoleto, Montefalco, Todi, and Orvieto sparkle quietly, each with its own personality, cuisine, and story. Besides the greenery the region reflects beauty on it's Romanesque churches, Etruscan ruins and medieval fortresses, the historic architecture in cities gives a little switch to the holiday surrounded by greenery and nature. 

A sense of stillness

There’s something in the air in Umbria—a calm that feels not only physical but spiritual. It’s no coincidence that Saint Francis of Assisi found his path here. The sacred sites in and around Assisi still carry a serene power. But even beyond the pilgrim trails, you’ll feel it: the hush of an olive grove, the golden light through a cypress tree, the quiet presence of a countryside chapel.

Cultural Heritage & Art

Umbria hides a bunch of artistic legacy, with treasures often overshadowed by other regions' spotlights. 

-Discover Perugia’s rich cultural scene, including the National Gallery of Umbria.

-Renaissance frescoes in Spoleto or Montefalco (e.g., Benozzo Gozzoli’s work).

-Artisan traditions like ceramics from Deruta and textiles from Montefalco.

Disover more about the Umbrian cities and villages, filled with history and art, via our article.

A cuisine of quiet confidence

Umbrian cuisine is humble, yet full of character. Truffles from Norcia, lentils from Castelluccio, full-bodied wines like Sagrantino di Montefalco—these are flavours that don’t shout, but linger. Try the renowned Umbrian olive oil which is considered among Italy’s finest, not only for its rich flavor but also for the deep roots it has in local life and tradition. Meals are shared in trattorias where hospitality comes naturally, and where the view is as important as the plate in front of you.

A region that gives back

Sustainability efforts like organic farming, slow tourism, agriturismi are present in the regions traveling. In the cities an histroic sites the devotion towards restoration projects that protect the heritage buildings and landscapes of Umbria.

Who is Umbria for?

For those who love Italy without the rush. For travellers in search of stillness, but not at the expense of culture, nature, or gastronomy. For those who appreciate beauty in detail, in simplicity, in silence.

Where to stay, to stay in tune

To truly experience Umbria, stay somewhere that moves in rhythm with the landscape. Our carefully curated collection of properties—from elegant villas to authentic countryside homes—offers exactly that. Each one is chosen for its unique sense of place, combining style, comfort, and a deep connection to the surrounding nature.