The Hidden Gems of Umbria

Make your own way to Castello di Postignano, located in the heart of Umbria. Upon arrival, enjoy some free time to explore the hotel’s amenities.

Relax in the spacious SPA or take a stroll through the narrow alleyways of the medieval village. End your day with dinner at one of the village’s charming restaurants.

Start the day with a journey through historic villages, nature, and genuine flavours.

Depart from the picturesque Castello di Postignano, a medieval gem nestled in the mountains, then head to Rasiglia, known as the "village of streams" where water flows through ancient mills and fairy-tale alleys.

Continue to Foligno, a lively town rich in history and art—perfect for a stroll and a gourmet break.

In the afternoon, visit a local olive mill to learn the secrets of extra virgin olive oil production and enjoy a tasting of high-quality varieties.

The last stop is Spello, one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, renowned for its flower-filled streets, Roman remains, and timeless charm.

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After breakfast, head to the woods around Trevi for a truly special experience: a truffle hunt with expert hunters and their loyal dogs.

Immersed in nature, you’ll uncover the secrets of this precious treasure of the earth.
After the excursion, enjoy a typical lunch highlighting the unmistakable flavor of local truffles. In the afternoon, explore Montefalco, known as the "balcony of Umbria" for its panoramic views. Begin at Porta Sant’Agostino, which leads to the main square, surrounded by historic buildings and the San Francesco church-museum, home to Benozzo Gozzoli’s masterpiece fresco cycle on the life of Saint Francis—a hidden gem of the Renaissance.

End the visit with a wine tasting of the famous Montefalco Sagrantino, a bold red wine that symbolizes the region.

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Travel to Spoleto, a city full of art and charm, for a guided tour with a local expert.

Start at Piazza del Duomo, one of the most evocative corners of Umbria, dominated by the beautiful Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta. Inside, admire frescoes by Pinturicchio and Filippo Lippi, as well as the stunning Romanesque apse.
Continue to the Roman Theatre, still used today for cultural events, then stroll along cobbled streets past Renaissance palaces and the Roman House, with its remarkably preserved mosaics. Climb up to the Albornoz Fortress, overlooking the city from above, and enjoy spectacular views over the valley. The tour ends with a walk across the Ponte delle Torri, a medieval aqueduct and symbol of Spoleto’s enduring strength and poetic soul.

The rest of the day is yours to continue exploring or to relax at your hotel.

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Norcia welcomes you with its fresh mountain air and genuine atmosphere—rich in nature, spirituality, and bold flavours.
Wander freely through its streets to discover a village still deeply connected to its roots, where every stone tells an ancient story. The heart of the town is Piazza San Benedetto, dominated by the ruins of the historic basilica dedicated to Saint Benedict, patron saint of Europe, who was born here. Surrounding the square, medieval buildings and artisan shops offer a glimpse into the everyday life of a community proud of its identity.
Explore intimate corners, arched doorways, vintage signs, and quiet piazzas—perfect for soaking in the essence of Umbrian Mountain life.

Just a few kilometres away lies the Sibillini Mountains National Park, offering scenic hiking trails for all levels. Among them, the route to Castelluccio di Norcia stands out—one of Italy’s most breathtaking landscapes.
Between late May and early July, the Piana di Castelluccio explodes in colour with the bloom of lentils, poppies, and cornflowers.

After breakfast, begin your journey back home.