Hotels to remember: Umbria

Umbria: suggestions from the insiders

(Insider)

Hotels where a good night's sleep is a work of art. (The Art of Hospitality) →

Roberta Biagioni Angeli

(Titolare)

La Posta di Confine

Farmhouse Holidays

Come and relax you in the quietness of the nature in a romantic place rich in history. Immersed into the silence of an agriturism and you will live unforgettable moments... (La Posta di Confine) →

Rebecca Winke

(Titolare)

Brigolante Guest Apartments

Farmhouse Holidays

Rebecca Winke

Assisi is one of the most beautiful Medieval hilltowns in all of Italy, and birthplace of Saint Francis. From Brigolante, you can visit all of Umbria's most iconic hilltowns, wineries, abbeys & monasteries, natural parks, and other sights. (Brigolante Guest Apartments) →

Leonardo Cipiccia

(Owner)

Torre Palombara - Dimora Storica

Historical Residences

In the peaceful countryside, close to any number of beautifully conserved medieval towns and villages: it's the perfect base for a relaxing holiday in Umbria ... (Torre Palombara - Dimora Storica) →

Others

Umbria at a glance

Umbria Hotel

Pure like the waters of its springs, mystic like its cathedrals, unspoilt like its parks and mountains, vibrant like the jazz music which fills its piazzas, genuine and generous like its people.

Many of those visiting Umbria come to the conclusion that St. Francis, the great, gentle, and poetic Saint of content and simplicity, known for his love of the natural world, could not possibly have been born anywhere else. Indeed there is no lack of religious sentiment in this "spiritual heart of Italy", the enchanting green landscapes of which are dotted with any number of ancient chapels, churches, and abbeys. This small, land-locked region is rich in little hill towns and beautifully preserved Medieval cities, each and every one conserving stunning works of art and architecture, and its own unique gastronomic traditions.