Looking for the most beautiful villages of Umbria

Individual arrival at your hotel in Assisi.
Your walking tour begins in Assisi. If you arrive early, you can already visit this charming beautiful city. There is really a lot to see: many monuments have been built in honor of Saint Francis and Saint Clare, who were born and lived here. The most famous example is the Basilica of Saint Francis with its wonderful frescoes by Giotto, Simone Martini, Cimabue, and Pietro Lorenzetti. In the late afternoon, you have a briefing about the route and delivery of the information material.
Overnight with breakfast in hotel *** or **** stars.

Today you leave Assisi and follow the Via di San Francesco to Spello. The route passes the Franciscan hermitage ‘Eremo delle Carceri’ at 830 m, built where Saint Francis and his companions retreated into the peaceful woods. You can visit the grottoes where they stayed. The path continues along scenic trails in Mount Subasio Nature Park and finally descends through quiet dirt roads lined with olive groves until reaching Spello. Overnight in Hotel *** or **** stars in the historic centre of Spello.

Overnight stay with breakfast in Spello
Total difference in level: + 900m -980m
Walking time: 6 hours
Distance: 17, 4 km / 10,8 mi

This morning you leave Spello and follow a scenic path along an ancient Roman aqueduct, arriving at Collepino, a charming hilltop village overlooking Spello. After a short climb and a gentle downhill walk through fragrant olive groves, you return to Spello. Crossing the historic center, you continue along the Way of Saint Francis toward Foligno, nestled in the valley. Explore the main square with its stunning Romanesque cathedral, and visit Palazzo Trinci, home to two fascinating museums. Enjoy a stroll along lively shopping streets, dine at traditional local restaurants, and admire the town’s baroque palaces. Overnight in *** or **** hotel

Overnight stay with breakfast in Foligno
Total difference in level: + 555m -605m
Walking time: 6 hours
Distance: 19,7 km / 12,3 mi

The stretch to Bevagna is entirely flat, following the Topino River for a while and then quiet country roads. You cross the valley to reach Bevagna, the ancient Roman town of Mevania. This charming town features a medieval square with a fountain and two Romanesque churches. Important Roman remains, including mosaics from an ancient bath, can also be seen. The route continues through rolling hills dotted with Montefalco DOCG vineyards and olive groves. Montefalco, a hilltop wine town, is renowned for its Sagrantino, available in both dry and sweet styles. Sample these fine wines in local enotecas and restaurants, and visit the delightful museum in the former Church of San Francesco, which houses masterpieces by Benozzo Gozzoli and Perugino. Overnight in the old town centre in a *** hotel, in a Guesthouse with Spa or **** hotel with spa

Overnight with breakfast in Montefalco
Total difference in level: + 347 m -127m
Walking time: 6,5 hours
Distance: 19,8 km / 12,3 mi

Today you descend toward Bevagna, enjoying beautiful views of the surrounding landscape and town. You cross the medieval center before continuing to the small hilltop village of Collemancio, first along the plains and then ascending into the hills surrounding Valle Umbra. Located near Cannara, Collemancio overlooks the valley and has Roman origins, as evidenced by the archaeological site of Urvinum Hortense, an ancient Roman Municipium in a stunning location. Within the castle, featuring a robust structure and the main village gate, be sure to visit the church of Santo Stefano and the historic Palazzo del Podestà.

Overnight with breakfast in a good hotel *** stars, B&B or agriturismo in Collemancio.

Overnight with breakfast in a hotel *** stars, B&B or agriturismo in Collemancio.
Total difference in level: + 574m -536m
Walking time: 7 hours
Distance: 22 km / 13,7 mi

A nice walk through the hills surrounding the valley. The route follows trails and quiet country roads. A nice descend will bring you to the wine-town of Torgiano, famous for its excellent red and white wines. But before reaching Torgiano you pass Bettona, a small walled-in hilltop town with a nice museum to visit. Descending through olive groves, you come to Torgiano. There is an interesting wine and olive oil museum to visit and, right next-door, is an osteria, where you could taste the wines of the town. End of the afternoon you have a transfer to Perugia and overnight stay at a **** hotel. On request the overnight stay can be also in Torgiano

Overnight stay with breakfast in Perugia
Total difference in level: + 427 m -702m
Walking time: 6 hours
Distance: 17 km / 10,6 mi

This beautiful walking tour through the most beautiful villages of Umbria ends after breakfast

Individual arrival at your hotel in Assisi.
Your walking tour begins in Assisi. If you arrive early, you can already visit this charming beautiful city. There is really a lot to see: many monuments have been built in honor of Saint Francis and Saint Clare, who were born and lived here. The most famous example is the Basilica of Saint Francis with its wonderful frescoes by Giotto, Simone Martini, Cimabue, and Pietro Lorenzetti. In the late afternoon, you have a briefing about the route and delivery of the information material.
Overnight with breakfast in hotel in a *** or **** stars.

You leave your hotel and follow the scenic slopes of Mount Subasio towards Spello, walking along an easy, picturesque trail through olive groves and vineyards. Arriving in Spello, you’ll discover a charming hilltop town set on the southern side of Mount Subasio — a place where history, art, and nature blend beautifully. Spello features well-preserved Roman and medieval architecture, narrow flower-lined alleyways, and sweeping views over the Umbrian valley. Known as the “City of Flowers,” Spello becomes especially magical during the Infiorata, the annual Flower Festival for the Feast of Corpus Domini where the streets turn into vibrant mosaics of petals.

Overnight in Hotel *** or **** stars in the historic centre of Spello.
Total difference in level: + 304m – 380m
Walking time: 3 hours
Distance: 10,8 km / 6,6 mi

This morning you leave Spello and follow a scenic trail along the ancient Roman Aqueduct to reach Collepino, a delightful stone hamlet perched high above the valley. After a short climb and a gentle descent through olive groves, you return to Spello and take the train to Foligno, a lively town in the heart of Umbria. In Foligno you can explore the main square with its impressive Romanesque cathedral and visit Palazzo Trinci, home to two fascinating museums. Wander through the vibrant shopping streets, enjoy dinner in a traditional trattoria, and admire elegant baroque palaces — the perfect combination of culture, history, and authentic Italian flair.

Overnight in *** and **** hotel.

Overnight stay with breakfast in Foligno
Total difference in level: + 521m -597m
Walking time: 4,5 hours
Distance: 13,5 km / 8,4 mi

Today the route is short and easy, so you have enough time to visit Foligno and Bevagna. A completely flat route awaits you. For a while, the trail follows the Topino river and then quiet country roads. You cross the valley to reach Bevagna, the ancient Roman city of Mevania. This town has a beautiful medieval square with a fountain and two Romanesque churches. The square is a true meeting place for the friendly inhabitants of the city. The city also boasts important remains from the Roman time, like mosaics of a Roman bath. Overnight in *** hotel or in a B&B.

Overnight stay with breakfast in Bevagna
Total difference in level: + 41 m -64m
Walking time: 3 hours
Distance: 12,5 km / 7,8 mi

Today’s walk leads you toward the charming hilltop village of Collemancio, starting across the plain and gently climbing into the scenic hills that frame the Valle Umbra. Perched on a small rise near Cannara, the village enjoys breathtaking views across the entire valley. Collemancio’s Roman origins are revealed at the archaeological site of Urvinum Hortense, once an important municipium set in a spectacular panoramic position. Inside the medieval castle walls — with their solid stone gateways — you can visit the Church of Santo Stefano and the historic Palazzo del Podestà.

Overnight in a *** hotel, B&B or agriturismo in Collemancio.

Overnight stay with breakfast
Total difference in level: + 525m -227m
Walking time: 4,5 hours
Distance: 14 km / 8,7 mi

A nice walk through the hills surrounding the valley ‘Valle Umbra’. You walk along quiet country roads and have stunning views of Monte Subasio with Assisi and Spello on the other side of the valley. You reach Bettona, a small hilltop town embraced by town walls with even some remains of the old Etruscan wall. The old Roman way crosses the town from town gate to town gate.

On the square of town, you find two churches and a museum, which has some interesting works from Perugino and Tiberio d’Assisi. Bettona has a very delicious yearly festival La festa dell’Oca (Goose feast) and some restaurants serve the tagliatelle-pasta with goose sauce to be tasted with a glass of local red wine. Overnight in the historic centre in a **** star hotel

Overnight stay with breakfast in Bettona
Total difference in level: + 320m -436m
Walking time: 3,5 hours
Distance: 11 km / 6,8 mi

A pleasant walk through the hills and along quiet country roads brings you to the wine-town of Torgiano, renowned for its excellent red and white wines. From Bettona you climb gently into the hills, then descend through olive groves to reach Torgiano. Torgiano is one of Umbria’s most famous wine centers and is home to the prestigious Torgiano Riserva. Here you can visit the fascinating Wine and Olive Oil Museum, and right next door enjoy a wine tasting at the Lungarotti family osteria. In the early afternoon, a transfer brings you to Perugia, with time to explore the city.

It is also possible to have an overnight in Torgiano instead of Perugia

Total difference in level: + 246 m -400m
Walking time: 3 hours
Distance: 9,3 km / 5,8 mi

This beautiful walking tour through the most beautiful villages of Umbria ends after breakfast

Individual arrival at your hotel in Assisi.
Your walking tour begins in Assisi. If you arrive early, you can already visit this charming beautiful city. There is really a lot to see: many monuments have been built in honor of Saint Francis and Saint Clare, who were born and lived here. The most famous example is the Basilica of Saint Francis with its wonderful frescoes by Giotto, Simone Martini, Cimabue, and Pietro Lorenzetti. In the late afternoon, you have a briefing about the route and delivery of the information material.
Overnight with breakfast in hotel *** or **** stars.

Today you enjoy a cultural walking tour through the historic centre of Assisi, exploring its most iconic monuments connected to Saint Francis and Saint Clare, who were both born and lived here. Your route takes you to the majestic Basilica di San Francesco, decorated with world-famous frescoes by Giotto, Simone Martini, Cimabue, and Pietro Lorenzetti, and to the elegant Basilica di Santa Chiara.
Continue on to the peaceful Sanctuary of San Damiano, set just below the town walls, before returning to your hotel.

Overnight stay with breakfast in Assisi
Walking time: 3 ½ hours
Distance: 10 km / 6,2 mi

You leave your hotel and follow the scenic slopes of Mount Subasio towards Spello, walking along an easy, picturesque trail through olive groves and vineyards. Arriving in Spello, you’ll discover a charming hilltop town set on the southern side of Mount Subasio — a place where history, art, and nature blend beautifully. Spello features well-preserved Roman and medieval architecture, narrow flower-lined alleyways, and sweeping views over the Umbrian valley. Known as the “City of Flowers,” Spello becomes especially magical during the Infiorata, the annual Flower Festival for the Feast of Corpus Domini where the streets turn into vibrant mosaics of petals.

Overnight in Hotel *** or **** stars in the historic centre of Spello.
Total difference in level: + 304m – 380m
Walking time: 3 hours
Distance: 10,8 km / 6,6 mi

This morning you leave Spello and follow a scenic trail along the ancient Roman Aqueduct to reach Collepino, a delightful stone hamlet perched high above the valley. After a short climb and a gentle descent through olive groves, you return to Spello and take the train to Foligno, a lively town in the heart of Umbria. In Foligno you can explore the main square with its impressive Romanesque cathedral and visit Palazzo Trinci, home to two fascinating museums. Wander through the vibrant shopping streets, enjoy dinner in a traditional trattoria, and admire elegant baroque palaces — the perfect combination of culture, history, and authentic Italian flair.

Overnight in *** or **** hotel.

Overnight stay with breakfast in Foligno
Total difference in level: + 521m -597m
Walking time: 4,5 hours
Distance: 13,5 km / 8,4 mi

Today the route is short and easy, so you have enough time to visit Foligno and Bevagna. A completely flat route awaits you. For a while, the trail follows the Topino river and then quiet country roads. You cross the valley to reach Bevagna, the ancient Roman city of Mevania. This town has a beautiful medieval square with a fountain and two Romanesque churches. The square is a true meeting place for the friendly inhabitants of the city. The city also boasts important remains from the Roman time, like mosaics of a Roman bath. Overnight in *** hotel or in a B&B.

Overnight stay with breakfast in Bevagna
Total difference in level: + 41 m -64m
Walking time: 3 hours
Distance: 12,5 km / 7,8 mi

Today you enjoy a scenic loop walk to the elegant hilltop town of Montefalco, surrounded by vineyards producing the renowned Sagrantino and Rosso di Montefalco DOCG wines. The route unfolds through open countryside, olive groves, and gently rolling hills. Known as the “Balcony of Umbria”, Montefalco offers spectacular views over the Umbrian Valley. Don’t miss the former Church of San Francesco, now an excellent museum featuring beautiful frescoes by Benozzo Gozzoli and Perugino a true artistic treasure of Umbria.

Overnight stay with breakfast in Bevagna
Total difference in level: + 405m -407m
Walking time: 5 hours
Distance: 17,3 km /10,7 mi

Today’s walk leads you toward the charming hilltop village of Collemancio, starting across the plain and gently climbing into the scenic hills that frame the Valle Umbra. Perched on a small rise near Cannara, the village enjoys breathtaking views across the entire valley. Collemancio’s Roman origins are revealed at the archaeological site of Urvinum Hortense, once an important municipium set in a spectacular panoramic position. Inside the medieval castle walls — with their solid stone gateways — you can visit the Church of Santo Stefano and the historic Palazzo del Podestà.

Overnight in hotel *** stars, B&B or agriturismo in Collemancio.

Overnight stay with breakfast
Total difference in level: + 525m -227m
Walking time: 4,5 hours
Distance: 14 km / 8,7 mi

A nice walk through the hills surrounding the valley ‘Valle Umbra’. You walk along quiet country roads and have stunning views of Monte Subasio with Assisi and Spello on the other side of the valley. You reach Bettona, a small hilltop town embraced by town walls with even some remains of the old Etruscan wall. The old Roman way crosses the town from town gate to town gate. On the square of town, you find two churches and a museum, which has some interesting works from Perugino and Tiberio d’Assisi. Bettona has a very delicious yearly festival La festa dell’Oca (Goose feast) and some restaurants serve the tagliatelle-pasta with goose sauce to be tasted with a glass of local red wine. Overnight in the historic centre in a **** star hotel

Overnight stay with breakfast in Bettona
Total difference in level: + 320m -436m
Walking time: 3,5 hours
Distance: 11 km / 6,8 mi

A pleasant walk through the hills and along quiet country roads brings you to the wine-town of Torgiano, renowned for its excellent red and white wines. From Bettona you climb gently into the hills, then descend through olive groves to reach Torgiano. Torgiano is one of Umbria’s most famous wine centers and is home to the prestigious Torgiano Riserva. Here you can visit the fascinating Wine and Olive Oil Museum, and right next door enjoy a wine tasting at the Lungarotti family osteria. In the early afternoon, a transfer brings you to Perugia, with time to explore the city.

It is also possible to have an overnight in Torgiano instead of Perugia

Total difference in level: + 246 m -400m
Walking time: 3 hours
Distance: 9,3 km / 5,8 mi

This beautiful walking tour through the most beautiful villages of Umbria ends after breakfast