Tuscany is host to the most UNESCO World Heritage Sites in all of Italy: three are concentrated in the capital cities (Florence, Siena, Pisa) and four are spread throughout the area (San Gimignano, Pi...hover to read more

Tuscany Cultural Heritage

Umbria offers all the best of Italy from its food and wine to its fine arts.

Images of Umbria

The Two Worlds Festival and Umbria Jazz. The Festival of "Nations of Città di Castello" and those in Todi and Gubbio are events with an international appeal. Not to forget the historical re-enactme...hover to read more

Umbria Festivals

Umbria. The green heart of Italy. Land of sharp flavors: oil, fruits and vegetables, mushrooms, and truffles. And among the cured meats, prosciutto is the king of them all, even better if accompanied ...hover to read more

Food of Umbria

Soaring up in the centre of the region, Perugia, the regional capital and the most populated city in Italy among those towns located at an altitude of more than 250 meters. The Franciscan city of Assi...hover to read more

Umbria Aerial Tour

Starting from the ancient tradition of the "norcineria" (pork speciality from butcher’s shop) to the lentils from the Castelluccio plane. From Colfiorito’s red potatoes to Cascia’...hover to read more

Umbria Shopping

Since 1500 the Grazia family has been committed to producing high quality majolica ceramics using time honored handicraft traditions passed down from generation to generation.

Deruta Maioliche Ceramics

Umbria: a land of rolling green hills where nature is infused with spirituality. It is in this region that St. Francis of Assisi, patron saint of Italy, was born and lived. This region is also home to...hover to read more

Umbria High Quality Artisan Crafts

From Siracusa to Agrigento, but also Enna, Palermo, Trapani and Messina. Places of legends, temples and culture where the Punic, ancient Greek, Byzantine, Arab and Norman civilisations have left uniqu...hover to read more

Sicily and its Cities

Florence is a city of art, a Renaissance treasure chest. The Etruscan inheritance in Cortona, Arezzo, Volterra. Siena’s terracotta and Pisa’s white limestone. And surrounding the ten pro...hover to read more

Tuscany and its cities