Umbria

Umbria is a picturesque, landlocked region in central Italy known for its lush landscapes, historic towns, and medieval architecture. Often called the "green heart" of Italy, it features rolling hills, vineyards, olive groves, and charming villages. Notable cities include Perugia, with its rich history and vibrant culture, and Assisi, famous for St. Francis’ Basilica. Umbria is celebrated for its authentic Italian cuisine, including truffles, olive oil, and wines. Despite its natural beauty and cultural heritage, it remains less touristy than neighboring regions, offering a tranquil experience steeped in tradition and history.