Offers in Perugia

Book this tour and discover Perugia during a guided walking tour accompanied by high-quality dishes, and learn all about the city food culture.

Discover the flavours of Umbrian cuisine combined with the scents and flavours of the SAIO Assisi wines. Visit the winery, taste 5 wines and local delicacies.

Book this private tour and visit the beautiful capital of Umbria, the city of Perugia, with its steep medieval streets, breathtaking views and many delicious specialties to taste!

Experience the charm of Gubbio aboard a panoramic train. Delve into local legends and history while enjoying spectacular views.

Discover an unforgettable experience in Assisi with a guided tasting of five Umbrian wines paired with local delicacies, followed by a breathtaking walk through panoramic vineyards just steps from the Basilica of St. Francis.

Experience a guided tasting of five Umbrian wines, a scenic vineyard walk with panoramic views of Assisi, and a rich picnic of local specialties just steps from the Basilica of St. Francis.

**Pinacoteca**This beautiful Baroque residence, with vaulted ceilings frescoed at the beginning of the 17th century by Umbrian and Tuscan painters, bears witness to the political, civil and religious evolution of the city. Among the most valuable works in the collection are *Madonna Enthroned with Child* attributed to Giotto and the *Virgin and Child*, detached from Porta San Giacomo and attributed to the young Perugino.

Experience 800 years of history in the famous woods where the patron saint of Italy meditated and prayed.As you climb to the top of the 14th-century tower, the Bosco di San Francesco unfolds. Feast your eyes on Michelangelo Pistoletto's "Third Paradise" – a masterpiece of 121 olive trees, arranged in double rows to form three large concentric circles – that symbolises the union between heaven and earth. Back on the ground, take the artist's invitation and walk the winding road among the rows, becoming part of the work as you go. It's a real call for reflection on the possible peaceful coexistence between man and nature.

Day 1: Gubbio Transfer to Gubbio and visit the village. This is one of the oldest towns in Umbria, wonderfully preserved over the centuries and rich in monuments that bear witness to its rich past. Masterpiece of the medieval civilization and of the two-thirteenth-century society, articulated in the guilds of arts and crafts. Testimony of its ancient origins are the Tavole Eugubine and the Roman theatre located just outside the walls. Day 2: Gubbio-Biscina Length: 22 km. We leave the village and pass in front of the church S. Maria della Vittorina, memory of Francesco's meeting with the "wolf". Along the way we will cross a long plain and after the first km, a continuous up and down through woods and valleys of extraordinary wonder begins until we arrive at the Castle of Biscina, an ancient palace in a splendid position. Day 3: Biscina-Valfabbrica Length: 17 km. From Biscina begins a long descent with some ups and downs that takes us to the geographical area of Valfabbrica, on the border between Gubbio and Assisi. It is said that St. Francis stopped several times in Valfabbrica and therefore it should be considered as an important stage for the pilgrim. Day 4: Valfabbrica-Assisi Length: 12 km. From Valfabbrica the path will be partly wooded and alternated by several ups and downs, as soon as we pass the hill will appear on the horizon the magical town of Assisi. The first structures that can be recognized as you approach are the Rocca Maggiore and the Basilica of San Francesco. Day 5: Assisi A day of stop in Assisi, in the morning do not miss a visit to the Basilica where we will discover the most beautiful frescoes of the '300 and we will deepen the history of St. Francis. In the afternoon free time. Day 6: Assisi-Spello Length: 16.5 km. After breakfast we continue to Spello following the variant on Mount Subasio, passing through Porta Cappuccini (469 m above sea level), we walk along a dirt road of cypress trees that runs along the medieval walls and take a steep climb. You cross woods of holm oaks and downy oaks and reach the panoramic road of Mount Subasio passing through the Eremo delle Carceri, which stands around a cave where the saint took refuge between 1205 and 1206. Day 7: Spello-Trevi Length: about 25 km. We start from Spello and follow the variant passing by the Menotre waterfalls and the fascinating Via degli Ulivi to reach the village of Trevi, one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, visit and return home. Day 8: After beakfast end of services

The Maremma is one of the wildest and best preserved regions of the entire Mediterranean area. In addition to the coastal areas and islands, dotted with natural parks and characteristic seaside villages, we will also make itineraries in the inland area, in places of unique charm, between picturesque medieval villages and Etruscan and Roman archaeological sites. The Maremma park Meeting with the guide in Alberese at the Park visitor centre.We will start our hiking through lush Mediterranean woods, which will take us to the ridge, up to Poggio Lecci, the highest point of the Park and a real panoramic terrace on the coast. We will then descend to the ruins of the Abbey of San Rabano, an ancient monastic complex immersed in a high oak forest. We will complete the itinerary going down to the wild beach of Collelungo. From Marina di Alberese we will travel by bus along the Strada degli Allevamenti, which crosses the area where Maremma horses and cattle still live in the wild. (6 h of walk, 16 km) Giglio Island Meeting with the guide in Porto Santo Stefano and ferry crossing to Giglio Porto. We will travel by bus along the beautiful panoramic road that will take us to Giglio Castello. Visit of the medieval village, perched in a panoramic position over 400 m high; stop at the ancient Pisan Fortress and the Church of San Pietro. Start of the hiking that passing by Poggio La Chiusa, an exceptional panoramic point, will take us to the beautiful Cala delle Cannelle. Free time for a swim; then return to Giglio Porto. (4 h walk, 12 km) The tuff area: Pitigliano Sovana Transfer to the medieval town of Sovana, where we will visit the remains of the Aldobrandesque fortress, the church of Santa Maria and the beautiful Romanesque Cathedral. Beginning of the hiking along the Vie Cave, which will take us to the village of Pitigliano, perched on an impressive spur of tuff overhanging, overlooking narrow and deep valleys carved by rivers and streams. Walking through the characteristic alleys, we will admire the size of the Orsini Palace, the area of the Jewish Ghetto, the Cathedral, the Church of San Rocco. (3 h walk, 9 km)