The vibrant capital of Umbria, boasts a rich history showcased in its medieval architecture and renowned museums. This lively city is famous for its annual chocolate festival and offers breathtaking views, charming streets, and a vibrant cultural scene.

Historic Center: Explore the medieval streets, stunning architecture, and vibrant cultural scene.

Perugina Chocolate Factory: Indulge in a tour of the famous chocolate factory and taste some delightful treats.

Corso Vannucci: Stroll along this bustling main street lined with shops, cafes, and historic buildings.

Orvieto, perched on a dramatic cliff of volcanic tuff, is renowned for its stunning Gothic cathedral and intricate underground tunnels. This charming town offers a blend of historical richness and picturesque beauty, making it a must-visit destination in Umbria.

Orvieto Cathedral (Duomo): A stunning example of Italian Gothic architecture, renowned for its intricate facade and beautiful frescoes inside.

Underground Orvieto: Discover the hidden underground tunnels and caves that reveal the city's ancient history.

Orvieto Wine: Enjoy tastings of the region's famous Orvieto Classico wine at local vineyards and wine shops.

Pozzo di San Patrizio (St. Patrick's Well): Visit this remarkable engineering marvel, a double-helix well built in the 16th century to ensure a water supply during sieges.

Bonus!! This is where Isabelle did her exchange program in highschool and in her biased opinion it is a must see!! It is also the sister city to Aiken, SC (Isabelle’s hometown).

Assisi, the birthplace of St. Francis, is celebrated for its spiritual heritage and stunning basilica adorned with frescoes by Giotto. This serene hilltop town enchants visitors with its medieval architecture, peaceful atmosphere, and breathtaking views of the Umbrian countryside.

Basilica of St. Francis: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this magnificent basilica houses the tomb of St. Francis and is adorned with frescoes by Giotto.

Medieval Architecture: Wander through the charming streets and visit the various churches and historic sites.

The fourth largest lake in Italy, is a haven for nature lovers with its tranquil waters and scenic beauty. Surrounded by charming villages, this picturesque destination offers opportunities for boat trips, water sports, and relaxing lakeside strolls.

Boat Trips: Enjoy scenic boat trips to the lake's islands.

Water Sports: Engage in activities like kayaking, sailing, and swimming.

Lakeside Villages: Explore the quaint villages around the lake, each offering its unique charm and local cuisine.

Visit vineyards in the Umbria region for wine tastings and tours. Experience the flavors of local wines like Sagrantino and Montefalco Rosso.