Holidays in Umbria

Umbria is one of the smallest regions of central Italy and the only region that is landlocked. It has a population of less than a million, but what it lacks in size, it makes up for in the beauty of its agricultural land and fascinating small towns.

How To Get To Umbria

The best way to get to Umbria is by hopping on cheap Italy flights to Rome. From there it's a train journey away, or an easy drive if you pick up car rental in Italy. Either way, you should be starting your Umbria holiday in about 2 hours 30 minutes after arriving in Rome.

Where To Stay In Umbria

There is a wide variety of accommodation for you to choose from on your holidays in Umbria, and each town within the region offers its own unique characteristics. There are apartments, bed and breakfasts, hotels and private villas to choose from. They range from family run accommodation, to self catering to luxurious country houses, with options to suit all tastes and all budgets.

What To Do In Umbria

Perugia is the regional capital, but don't overlook making trips to Assisi, Gubbio or Orvieto. Assisi is the birthplace of St Francis, one of the greatest figures in Christianity. Umbria holidays will provide plenty of fascination for the lover of Roman art, with many impressive Roman remains left throughout the region, as well as museums displaying Gothic paintings by many well known artists. The area is rich in culture and beauty, so why not take a look at how cheap holidays to Umbria can be.