Umbria: Insider guides (Ultimi inserimenti)

In a 14th century Franciscan convent, in the town of Stroncone. Typical Umbrian cuisine

The 'Infiorata' flower festival (Città della Pieve, June)
The 'Palio dei Terzieri' medieval pageant (Città della Pieve, August)
Safron Gastronomic event (Città della Pieve, September)

A real trattoria cheap and delicious!!!

Discover underground Perugia. Take the escalator to see the city beneath the city.

Visit Cortona with our insider maps - enjoy a lunch at the Osteria del Teatro and visit the Etruscan National Museum Maec

A stroll through the old medieval center of Perugia is an incredible experience that you'll never forget.

In medieval location try the spelt gnocchi and the cappellacci! Pizza is super !It's just 15 minutes walking distance to Villa Nuba. If You will be our Guests,thanks the Villa Nuba Gold Card You will have special care and great discount

Many years ago, the first handcraft choclate laboratory was born into the nice town of Perugia, where is possible to taste the small and delicous chocolate with distillate.

To all our Guests as complimentary we offer The Villa Villa Nuba Gold Card: our selection of the greatest restaurants,shops trattoria to live like a local with the best relation between quality and price with discounts and special care!

A pleasant ten minute walk takes you to Renza's hand weaving workshop. Here you can learn the art of hand looming and dyeing fabric with vegetable dyes. Renza organises courses from a half day to a full week. info.lavalle@libero.it

Visit Avignonesi one of the best wines of the world, just 30 minutes from il fontanaro

From Torre Palombara, whether you head off in the direction of Spoleto, Todi or the Valnerina, you'll soon come across workshops where beautiful items of clothing and furnishings are made using hand woven cashmere.

Between the Tiber Valley and Martani Mountains, crossing the ancient Via Flaminia you can see archaeological remains of the past and the frescoes of the Umbrian school.

Directed by the young chef Simon Ragni is the right place to eat typical Umbrian cuisine.

This fabulous restaurant in the picture-perfect main piazza of tiny hilltop Montefalco is one of my favorite spots in Umbria. Incredible food, a wonderful wine list (heavy on local Sagrantino), and outside tables in the adorable piazza.

Located in Sismano's medieval castle wine cellar this is where to enjoy local food and wines in a magic atmosphere. All our ingredients are carefully selected and bread and pasta are homemade. Special dietary menu can be provided.

Projects and itineraries in the churches of the diocese: the Cross as a symbol not only of faith but also interpreted by the culture and art.
Info: Museo Diocesano Todi
www.diocesiorvietoto

At the historic Perugina factory and museum, visitors can participate in a chocolate cooking lesson under the hand of master chocolatiers to learn how to make the famous Baci Perugina at home.

If You will be our Guests, with the Villa Nuba Gold Card You will have special care and great discount !

Perugia is a small jewel that appears slowly in front of the tourist. The center is like of a small village, the heart of the town in VI November square, the most beautiful square.

A few miles from Penna in Teverina, about 40 minutes drive from Sismano you can see, every afternoon how mozzarella is made. Absolutely a must! try also the ricotta and all the cheese made with the buffalo milk locally produced

Umbria is a paradise for nature lovers. We will be delighted to point out the many quiet paths and by-ways waiting to be explored in the valley surrounding the Locanda del Gallo.

A lovely amusement park just 15 inutes driving from Villa Nuba ! With animals..the greatest for childreen!!

Fall in love with Tuscany Umbria through its food, olive oils, wines and culture, taste our " SLOW FOOD COOKING CLASS" at Fontanaro Farm house in Tuscany Umbria. This is a real country living experience.

A wonderful path immersed in a thick wood starting from the abbey hotel with its medieval church to Umbriano, a medioeval small village without people inside it.

Creative gourmet cuisine

Local specialist products include Cucinelli's finest cashmere, Mastro Raphael's traditional linen, and Deruta's ceramics. Montefalco's vineyards producing the exceptional Sagrantino di Montefalco, Torgiano, home of wine producer Lungarotti.