Here is a small review of the best wines of Umbria with a well-deserved focus on Todi with the Grechetto Doc and the Grero.
The most characteristic wines of Umbria are the stars of this itinerary: wines that you can enjoy paired with other local delicacies.
Of the many delicacies that Umbria has to offer, the charcuterie is undoubtedly one of them. Umbria has an important tradition to share and let you enjoy.
Todi is especially renowned as a gem of ancient art and architecture, especially medieval, it is also true that the city currently represents a true bench mark for contemporary art.
Mystery, charm: Umbria is all of this, a land that will enchant and surprise you with unique, unusual attractions. Here 6 magical sites in Umbria.
“Pizza sotto il fuoco” is the typical Umbrian flatbread, traditionally baked right under the ashes.This ash bread parings perfectly with the tasty umbrian dishes.
Friccò is a typical second course dish in Umbrian cuisine, it is very common in Gubbio and seems to have originated precisely in the ‘city of the Ceri.
A romantic day in Umbria,This region is ideal for anyone looking for a romantic itinerary, offering countless trips that will make your heart skip a beat.
Saint Valentine, the protector of lovers, is the Patron Saint of Terni, Umbria. Here, every year many events dedicated to the festival of love.
While it is true that Umbria has no coastline, for anyone who loves water, this region offers a broad choice of places to enjoy, lakes, rivers, waterfalls in Umbria, marvels to visit and scenery to admire.
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