We have a selection of the most beautiful villages of Umbria according to I Borghi più belli d'Italia. Discover Italy with us!
1. Spello
Spello is a picturesque village in the Valle Umbra area, known for its stone houses, narrow streets and beautiful squares.
The town is famous for its floral decorations, especially during the annual infiorata, when the streets are decorated with beautiful floral carpets. Don't forget to visit the Cathedral of Santa Maria Maggiore with its fascinating frescoes.
2. Panicale
Panicale stands on a hill with panoramic views of the Umbria countryside. It is known for its characteristic historic centre with narrow streets, ancient houses and pretty squares.stroll along the walls and enjoy the views of the surrounding countryside at sunset!
3. Bevagna
Bevagna is a charming historic town with rich medieval architecture and traditional squares that tell stories of arts and crafts. Every year there are fairs and festivals that bring to life the life of Umbria in ancient times.
4. Montefalco
Montefalco, known as the "Balcony of Umbria", offers a magnificent view of the surrounding countryside and a relaxing piazza. The town is famous for its wine, especially Sagrantino di Montefalco, and historical monuments such as the Church of San Francesco and the city walls.
5. Norcia
Norcia is a town in the Umbrian Mountains, famous for its excellent gastronomy, especially for its cheese and meat. But Norcia is also known for its medieval architecture, including the magnificent city gates and churches, and for its tradition of craftsmanship.
6. monte Castello di Vibio
This picturesque hilltop village is famous for its medieval walls and panoramic views. Monte Castello di Vibio is also home to one of the smallest classical theatres in Italy.
7.passignano sul Trasimeno
Located right on Lake Trasimeno, one of the largest in Italy, this village offers a peaceful atmosphere, spectacular views of the water and the opportunity to relax on the shores of the lake. It is the ideal place for nature lovers, water sports and romantic walks.
8. Scheggino
Scheggino is a small but picturesque village in the middle of the Umbrian Mountains, ideal for those looking for peace and quiet.
This rural gem is known for its natural beauty, peaceful rivers and the possibility to take trips to nature reserves.
9. Corciano
Corciano is a beautiful medieval town located near Perugia, known for its historic architecture and panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
In Corciano you can see its stone walls, historic churches and traditional city gates.
Our tip
Umbria is full of medieval towns, monasteries, churches and historic palaces that allow you to discover Italian culture and heritage.the region also offers stunning national parks, rivers and relaxing hiking trails - perfect for hiking and cycling. But Umbria is also known for its cuisine, which includes wild game, cheese and olive oil. Don't forget to try the truffles and local wines.
Umbria is the perfect place for lovers of history, culture and nature. With stunning villages, relaxing walks and beautiful panoramic views, this region is sure to enchant you.
