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.
The Great Crossing of the Tiber is one of these itineraries, designed to discover the Parco Fluviale del Tevere (The Tiber River Park), between Todi, Orvieto and the lakes of Corbara and Alviano.
The Great Crossing of the Tiber (the ‘GTT’ in Italian) was divided into seven routes that can be done on foot, but also on bike and on horse.
Travelling in Umbria with children, here is an itinerary of Umbria designed specifically, with visits and day-trips that engage and thrill children.
Is it possible to visit Umbria in 4 days? Certainly not, given the many places of interest and attractions that this region has to offer. If, however you only have a long weekend available, then here is an itinerary with the top must-see places.
Located in Umbria, the Tiber River Park is known for its rich naturalistic aspect, as well as its historical and archaeological significance.
Monuments and architecture, nature and landscape, religion and spirituality, wine and food: for all of these reasons Umbria is an extremely popular tourist destination that deserves being discovered and enjoyed in every aspect. But if you only have a few short days to visit, here are the 10 must-sees and dos in Umbria.
The many things there are to do in Todi also include the visit and the Pilgrimage to Mother Speranza’s Sanctuary considered a “little Lourdes”.
A unique way of visiting Umbria and get a feel and taste for the region is following the extraordinary Cantico Wine Route- Canticle Wine Route.
Umbria is the birthplace of Saint Valentine, who is celebrated around the world on February 14th. Todi offers plenty of romantic views and sights.
For anyone planning on visiting Todi here it is a brief itinerary to see the best of what the town has to offer you.Todi’s magic Christmas is expecting you.
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