Fonti del Clitunno
The source of the Clitunno river creates a lake with very clear waters with emerald reflections on an area of almost 10,000 m2 along the Via Flaminia a few minutes from Spoleto. The park is home to lush vegetation made up of weeping willows, poplars and numerous other plant species such as moss or aquatic nasturtium.
Near the Springs stands the Tempietto sul Clitunno, recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and also included among the sites that can be visited free of charge every first Sunday of the month.
Marmore waterfalls
The Marmore waterfall is the highest artificial waterfall in Europe and among the highest in the world, boasting a total height difference of 165 m divided into three jumps. The Marmore Falls area is equipped with visit paths, an Environmental Education Center and services. It is possible to take guided tours and outdoor activities managed by qualified personnel. Access to the area is subject to a fee and the Park is open at variable times depending on the season.
The Tibetan bridge of Sellano
The Tibetan bridge of Sellano, in the Vigi river valley, is the first in Umbria and one of the longest and highest in Europe. The bridge, which connects the hamlet of Montesanto with Sellano, has a single span and is 540 meters long and 140 meters high.
The Tibetan bridge of Sellano, in the Vigi river valley, is the first in Umbria and one of the longest and highest in Europe. The bridge, which connects the hamlet of Montesanto with Sellano, has a single span and is 540 meters long and 140 meters high.
Norcia
There are two reasons that make Norcia famous: San Benedetto and gastronomy. Saint Benedict was the first monk of Christianity and founder of the Benedictine order; cured meats make Norcia famous throughout the world (the name norcino comes from the city of Norcia), as do truffles, spelled, lentils and cheeses.
Castelluccio
Castelluccio di Norcia has long been recognized internationally as the homeland of outdoor sports, the number of activities that take place in the Castelluccio area is incredible. Between the end of May and mid-July, the Castelluccio plateau also witnesses a particularly important event, the Flowering. For several weeks the chromatic monotony of the pasture is broken by a mosaic of colours, with variations in tones ranging from yellow ocher to red. Even though the flowering festival usually falls on the third and last Sunday of June, there is no specific day to admire this enchanting spectacle. Every year everything is entrusted to the climatic trend of the season.
Scheggino
It feels like being in a doll’s town when you arrive in Scheggino: it is a village close to the Nera river where you can breathe a relaxed and authentic atmosphere. Water is one of the characteristics of the town, because not only does it give the landscape a particular charm and freshness, but it is also an essential element for the community as fishing for brown trout and freshwater prawns has had a notable influence on the gastronomic culture of the area. Scheggino is ten minutes from Spoleto, and is made up of picturesque streets and stone houses, narrow lanes and the castle.
Trevi
Trevi is “Città dell’Olio” (Extra-virgin Olive oil town), “Città Slow”, “Città Bio”, Orange Flag of the Touring Club, one of the most beautiful villages in Italy and has obtained the Emas environmental certification.
Montefalco
Montefalco is the City of Wine and the City of Oil. To enhance the native wine, Sagrantino di Montefalco, a food and wine and cultural route called “The Sagrantino road” has been established which winds along five neighboring villages that shine with art, unique flavors and aromas.
Spello
The town of Spello is known for the Infiorata: an event during which Corpus Domini is celebrated. Every year, since the 1930s, artists crowd the streets and show their works made with flower petals and inspired by religious events.
Assisi
Birthplace of San Francesco and Santa Chiara, city of peace and UNESCO heritage.
Todi
Known as “the most livable city in the world” and is considered one of the most beautiful medieval villages in Italy.
Orvieto
Defined as the city of the cliff, it has one of the richest artistic and cultural heritages in Umbria and is the slowfood capital.
Perugia
The capital of Umbria is located about 60 km from Spoleto and is an Etruscan and medieval city. The most important events are Eurochocolate and Umbria Jazz.