Perugia (UMBRIA)
The town lies in a wonderful position at 493 m. above sea level dominating the Tiber Valley on a range of hills in the heart of Umbria, of which it is the administrative centre.
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Allerona (UMBRIA)
Allerona is situated on a hill between the Ripuglie and Rivalcale streams, tributaries of the Paglia river. Its economy is traditionally based on agriculture (wine and grain) and handicraft activities.
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Ameglia (UMBRIA)
Amelia is located on a hilly ridge between the fertile valleys of the Tiber and Nera Rivers. Since ancient times, this area was favourable to commercial exchange and was considered an important military route.
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Assisi (UMBRIA)
Assisi rises on the western slopes of Mount Subasio from where it dominates a very fertile plain. In the centre of the plain the imposing structure of the Basilica of St. Mary of the Angels is silhouetted against the horizon. Assisi is known as the city of Peace and the ecumenical meeting place of world religions.
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Attigliano (UMBRIA)
Attigliano, located in the south-western territory of Umbria, is situated at the end of a natural terrace dominating the Valley of the Tiber, offering the visitor a splendid panorama.
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Castiglione Del Lago (UMBRIA)
Lago Castiglione del Lago is situated on a hilly promontory, near the western shores of Lake Trasimeno, which in remote times completely surrounded the promontory-island and the first dwellings, built on piles.
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Citta Della Pieve (UMBRIA)
Città della Pieve is set along the ridge of a hill which forms a plateau. From here, with its high bell towers, it dominates a vast, very cultivated territory which confines with Tuscany.
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Fabro (UMBRIA)
Fabro, one of the westernmost Umbrian centres, is situated on a hill near the Chiani stream.The economy of Fabro is traditionally tied to agriculture, while on the other hand the fact that it is near the "Sole" motorway, half way between Florence and Rome, has accelerated its growth and development in the handicraft and tourism sectors.
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Lugnano in Teverina (UMBRIA)
Lugnano in Teverina is located in a hilly area near the lower Tiber Valley which confines with the Lazio region.It is mainly an agricultural centre, with few industrial and artisan activities (textile and building material sectors).
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Magione (UMBRIA)
Magione stands on a hilly ridge, which descends to the eastern shores of Lake Trasimeno. The economy of the place traditionally based on agriculture and fishing, also has a thriving industrial base (furniture, clothing, construction, and other areas).
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Orvieto (UMBRIA)
Orvieto rises up on a crag of tufa 80 metres high, which dominates the country plain below. The ash deposits from the eruptions of ancient volcanoes created the "crag". The rivers and the rain eroded the sides of the "crag" until it reached its present day imposing aspect. Orvieto is beautiful and it is rich with an enviable artistic and cultural heritage.
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Paciano (UMBRIA)
Paciano is located on the hills south of Lake Trasimeno in the centre of a well cultivated territory, rich in woods containing holm-oaks, oaks and chestnut trees.
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Panicale (UMBRIA)
Panicale rises on a spur of Mount Petrarvella, which dominates the valleys of the Nestore River and of Lake Trasimeno. The local economy is traditionally based on agriculture (oil, wine, cheese and grain) but is also supported by the handicraft industry (wrought iron, and embroidery) and industrial activities (woodwork).
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Parrano (UMBRIA)
Parrano is a small agricultural centre situated in the hills of the upper Orvietano area.Today, along with the traditional agricultural activities, Parrano’s economy also thrives on the presence of small industrial activities operating in the food, furniture and building sectors.
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Passignano Sul Trasimeno (UMBRIA)
Passignano sul Trasimeno stands on the slopes of a small ridge formed by the last offshoots of the hill that descends down to the western shores of Lake Trasimeno.
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Piegaro (UMBRIA)
Piegaro is located on the east side of the Nestore River, along the road which goes from Perugia to Città della Pieve, in an area rich in woods, grapevines and olive groves.
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Spolleto (UMBRIA)
Spoleto is one of the principal economic and tourist centres of Umbria thanks to its rich history, archaeological and artistic features and the importance of its cultural events.
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Todi (UMBRIA)
Todi stands on a hill-top dominating the confluence of the Naia Stream with the Tiber. The city has always been considered an important meeting and trading point for agricultural products, so much so that Todi, in competition with the other bigger centres, has been able to fix reference prices for the commodities.
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Trasimeno (UMBRIA)
Between Rome (145 Km) and Florence (120 Km), between Siena (70 Km) and Perugia (20 Km), between Orvieto (42 Km), Arezzo (40 Km) and Cortona (18 Km), the Trasimeno District is at the centre of the world's richest area in historical, artistic and cultural phenomena: it takes no more than two hours to reach most of the ancient and mediaeval art and much of the Renaissance art. Lake Trasimeno, from which the District takes its name, has a surface area of 128 Km2, a circumference of 45 Km and a maximum depth of 6 metres.
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Terni (UMBRIA)
This town lies at 130 m. above sea level in a wide flat hollow near the confluence of the Serra and the Nera rivers. Once an ancient Umbrian settlement, it became a Roman municipium and acquired some importance as a trading centre. After the fall of the Roman Empire and the Barbarian invasions, Terni was ruled by Goths and Byzantines; later (6th century) it became part of the Lombard Duchy of Spoleto, which fell to the Carolingians in 774.
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