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Discover frescoes by Giotto in Umbria’s heavenly haven

Blessed with endless undulating hills, yawning valleys, fast flowing rivers and rare black truffles, Umbria’s pace of life is delightfully unhurried. Our luxury villas in Umbria offer modern comforts combined with the incredible natural beauty of central Italy. Largely untouched by tourism, this verdant region is home to everything from golf getaways to romantic farmhouse retreats. You’ll also discover old palazzos and converted chapels brought sensitively into the 21st-century with contemporary touches.

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January
11°C
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February
10°C
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March
12°C
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April
14°C
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May
17°C
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June
21°C
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July
24°C
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August
24°C
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September
22°C
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October
19°C
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November
14°C
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December
11°C
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Places to visit in Umbria

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About Umbria

Underrated Umbria is packed with culture, fine dining and beautiful landscapes. It’s also one of Italy’s’ last remaining havens where visitors can completely escape the crowds. Our luxury villas in Umbria are set deep in the heart of the countryside, offering some utterly indulgent retreats.

Umbria’s capital, the hill town of Perugia, is one of Italy’s main cultural hubs. At its heart lies the Collegio del Cambio, a historic guild whose frescoed walls were created by Pietro Vannucci, one of the most important painters of the Renaissance. The paint on these startling images almost seems as if it were still drying, so vibrant is the colour.

Nearby, the town of Assisi may be small but it’s voluminous when it comes to art and culture. As the name suggests, it was the birthplace of St Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of Italy. The aptly named Basilica of St Francis is a monumental two-level church, palatial in dimensions and design. The 13th-century frescoes inside have been attributed to the famous Italian artist, Giotto.

In southern Umbria, the ancient city of Spoleto is generally sleepy throughout the year. Come June, however, and it bursts into life. During the Festival dei Due Mondi, three intense weeks of world-class theatre, unrivalled music, opera, sculpture and painting flood the town. Be sure to stop by for a dose of Italian culture and you’ll soon see why Umbria is one our favourite undiscovered escapes.

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