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Perugia is a lively medieval walled hilltown that is Umbria's capital. The historic center abounds with cultural and architectural masterpieces and offers one of the most extensive museum collections in Italy. Perugia is famous for chocolate and holds its chocolate festival, Eurochocolate, in mid-October. It also hosts a huge international Jazz Festival, the Umbria Jazz Festival, that runs for two weeks in July, as well as Music Fest Perugia which is held in August, featuring two weeks of classical music performances in historic monuments and churches. A truly pleasurable experience is to wander through the narrow streets and along the walls at the edge of town for views of the valley. It is also a good base for visiting other hill towns in Umbria such as Assisi, Spello, and Gubbio.
A fabulous combination of the best that Italy has to offer with this holiday package, traveling between cities by train. Begin in Rome (the Eternal City, with its Colosseum, Roman Forum and delicious food) and after that, travel to Perugia (Umbria`s capital, famous for its preserved historic centre, architecture and chocolate making factory), then, visit Florence (capital of Italy’s Tuscany region, is home to Renaissance art and architecture) and finally, is Venice (set on gorgeous canals, intimate Gondola rides under sculpted bridges).
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An exquisite landscape of unblemished nature where olive trees, fields of sunflowers and wild flowers glow under the warmth of the Umbrian sunshine.
Offering a kaleidoscope of colors and a wide variety of different landscapes. Spoleto, once seat of the Lombard duchy that controlled most of Umbria in the Dark Ages, today offers its world-class music-and-dance Spoleto Festival.
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