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Norcia is a village that I would recommend visiting. Compared to many of the other quiet villages in Umbria, there were more "foreign" visitors here. And one clear difference here was the town's love affair with food! Plenty of shops selling local delicacies and products.
Gubbio is yet another village that one should try not to miss. What is interesting about this place is its location against a hill and the really nice architecture. Mostly medieval but it spans many other eras, so it is up to you to discover the different styles if you are into that sort of thing.
Bevagna is a tiny village in the province of Perugia, with just over 2000 inhabitants. It is a sleepy little town but quite typical of the area. Bevagna is famous for its medieval festival around June, where the whole village goes "medieval" - there will be street performers, the typical foods of the time, typical craftsmen, etc.Other highlights in Bevagna include an archeological museum (pity we didn't have time to go there).
The beautiful fountain in the heart of Lippiano
La Terrazza Assisi
1 Review and 191 Opinions Nice quiet hotel. The dinner in the hotel was very nice and so was the breakfast. Very nice, homey...
Palazzo Piccolomini Orvieto
2 Reviews and 96 Opinions This hotel was really neat and very fun to stay in. The staff was very accomodating and the rooms...
Brufani Palace Perugia
1 Review and 191 Opinions We stayed at hotel "Park", which is four stars hotel on outskirt of the town. Our Umbria Jazz...
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Q: We are trying to make reservations for the Rezidenza di via Piccardi in Gubbio in Umbria for late September. We have gone to the...
A: On their web site where it says Contatti, click and send them an e-mail unless you want to telephone. If you don't speak Italian, write in English and I'm sure they'll...
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