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Luglio in Umbria: Festival Musicali, Natura e Relax

L’Umbria, cuore verde d’Italia, in luglio si trasforma in un’oasi di musica e serenità. I suoi celebri festival musicali regalano esperienze uniche, perfettamente abbinabili a una vacanza immersa nella natura e nel relax.

Ecco le nostre tre tips su cosa fare in Umbria in Luglio

Lasciati incantare dai festival musicali

Luglio è il momento perfetto per godere dei festival più iconici dell’Umbria, come l’Umbria Jazz a Perugia, che porta artisti di fama internazionale nelle piazze e nei teatri storici della città. Se preferisci la musica classica o le contaminazioni tra generi, il Festival dei Due Mondi di Spoleto ti conquisterà con concerti, opere e spettacoli immersi nella bellezza artistica del luogo.

Rilassati tra colline e panorami verdi

Dopo una serata tra le emozioni della musica, concediti momenti di puro relax nella natura. Passeggia tra le dolci colline umbre, goditi un picnic sulle rive del Lago Trasimeno, oppure scegli un agriturismo con piscina dove ricaricare le energie, circondato da uliveti e vigneti.

Scopri l’Umbria al tuo ritmo

Tra un evento e l’altro, esplora i borghi autentici come Assisi, Spello o Gubbio, dove il tempo sembra essersi fermato. Per un’esperienza davvero rigenerante, partecipa a un trekking leggero nei Monti Sibillini o visita le suggestive Cascate delle Marmore, perfette per immergersi in una natura fresca e rigenerante.

In Umbria, luglio è il mese perfetto per coniugare la passione per la musica con la voglia di relax e contatto con la natura. Scegli questa terra unica e lasciati avvolgere dall’armonia di suoni, paesaggi e tradizioni.

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What to do in Umbria in June? UmbriaSì tells you

June in Umbria offers an irresistible mix of culture, relaxation and uncontaminated nature. The mild climate and long days invite you to explore fascinating villages, evocative landscapes and food and wine delights.

Here are our three tips on what to do in Umbria in June

Art, history and relaxation in the medieval villages 

June is the ideal time to immerse yourself in the history and beauty of the Umbrian villages, without the crowds of the high season. Visit Spello, with its flower-filled streets and artistic masterpieces, or discover Bevagna, where the medieval atmosphere can be felt at every corner. Explore Todi or Gubbio, with its silent squares and breathtaking views. After a day of exploration, relax in a farmhouse immersed in in the green, enjoying the local cuisine.

Nature experiences: trekking and green walks 

Umbria in June is a feast for nature lovers. Treat yourself to a hike in the Sibillini Mountains or a trek along the Sentiero degli Ulivi, which connects Assisi to Spoleto, crossing hills and olive groves. If you prefer a more relaxing day, organize a picnic on the shores of Lake Trasimeno or enjoy a walk in the shaded woods of Mount Subasio.

Outdoor food and wine: a journey through authentic flavors 

June is perfect for enjoying unique outdoor culinary experiences. Discover the area’s excellence with a tour of the cellars of Montefalco, where Sagrantino is the protagonist, or stop in Trevi to taste the extra virgin olive oil, symbol of the region. Take part in a dinner under the stars at a local farm or at a village festival, where you can savor typical dishes such as torta al testo or strangozzi with truffle, accompanied by a good glass of wine.

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What to do in Umbria in May? UmbriaSì tells you

Maggio è uno dei periodi migliori per visitare l’Umbria: la primavera è al suo culmine, le giornate sono lunghe e il clima è perfetto per esplorare.

Ecco le nostre tre tips su cosa fare in Umbria in Maggio

Scopri il trionfo della natura con passeggiate ed escursioni 

In maggio, i paesaggi umbri esplodono di colori e profumi. Approfitta delle temperature miti per esplorare i Monti Sibillini o il Parco del Monte Subasio con sentieri perfetti per trekking e passeggiate panoramiche. Un’altra esperienza unica è una visita al Lago Trasimeno, dove potrai fare un giro in barca verso le sue isole o rilassarti con una passeggiata sulle rive fiorite. Per chi ama i fiori, i prati e le colline sono un tripudio di bellezza naturale che invita a fermarsi per un picnic. Da non perdere una bella passeggiata insieme agli alpaca.

Immergiti nelle tradizioni locali: le Infiorate e le feste di maggio 

Maggio in Umbria è anche un mese ricco di tradizioni e feste. Non perdere le Infiorate di Spello, dove le strade si trasformano in opere d’arte fatte di petali colorati, un evento unico che celebra la primavera con creatività e fede. Anche i borghi umbri, come Gubbio con la Festa dei Ceri, offrono manifestazioni che uniscono storia e folclore in un’atmosfera vibrante e autentica.

Assapora la primavera con esperienze enogastronomiche

Maggio è perfetto per degustare i sapori autentici dell’Umbria in contesti incantevoli. Partecipa a un pranzo all’aperto in un agriturismo immerso nel verde, dove potrai gustare piatti primaverili come la crescia umbra e gli asparagi selvatici. Abbina il tutto con un calice di vino bianco fresco, magari un Grechetto prodotto nelle cantine di Torgiano o Montefalco. Per una giornata diversa, visita i frantoi aperti o i mercati agricoli, dove potrai acquistare prodotti freschi e artigianali.

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What to do in Umbria in April? UmbriaSì tells you

Umbria in April dresses up in spring, offering a perfect mix of traditions, spirituality and lush nature.

With Easter coming, this month becomes a special time to discover the green heart of Italy.

Here are our three tips on what to do in Umbria in April

Experience the evocative Easter celebrations

Easter in Umbria is a unique spiritual and cultural experience. Attend religious celebrations in symbolic places such as the Basilica of San Francesco in Assisi or the Cathedral of San Lorenzo in Perugia. In villages such as Gubbio or Orvieto, Easter traditions come alive with historical re-enactments, processions and events that involve the entire community. The Good Friday Procession in Todi, for example, is an evocative and emotional moment.

Immerse yourself in blooming nature

In April, Umbrian nature is at its most splendor. Take a walk through the flowery meadows and olive groves, or explore the paths of Mount Subasio or the Trasimeno Lake Park, where breathtaking views combine with the perfect spring climate. Take advantage of the season for an outdoor picnic or to explore the flowery gardens of historic villas.

Taste the authentic flavors of Easter

Umbrian cuisine celebrates Easter traditions with unique dishes. Don’t miss the Torta di Pasqua, a delicious savory bread to be enjoyed with capocollo and local cheeses, or the classic roast lamb. Visit local markets to discover fresh products and typical sweets such as Ciaramicola, a shortcrust pastry cake covered in meringue and colored sprinkles. Complete your trip with a glass of Grechetto or Sagrantino wine, perfect for enhancing the Umbrian flavors.

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Discover Bevagna with UmbriaSì

In the flourishing valley of Umbria stands the city of Bevagna, originally populated by Umbrians with Etruscan influences. The original name, Mevania, is perhaps due to an Etruscan noble named Mefana, which became Mevania with the arrival of the Romans.
The bond that unites Sagrantino and Bevagna with deep-rooted origins is important and strong:
in fact, we read in the Historia Naturalis of Pliny the Elder, of a black grape variety produced in the municipality of Bevagna.
Enclosed in its walls, Bevagna experienced a flourishing building development with the construction of an amphitheater and Roman baths adorned with beautiful mosaics. The amphitheater itself, in medieval times, was then transformed and became part of a craftsman’s workshop on the ground floor with his residence on the upper floor: hence the famous saying “house and workshop”.
Among the Umbrian historical events and re-enactments, the one linked to the Mercato delle Gaite is singular and very fascinating, which for over 30 years has been proposing what medieval everyday life was like between 1250 and 1350: how people lived, what they did in the alleys of drink.
The event takes its name from the four main districts of Bevagna, the Gaite, and every year, at the end of June, it brings back to life the ancient uses and customs of the drinkers engaged in four competitions, Gastronomic, Trades, Market and Archery. Music, food, instruments, clothes…everything recalls the Bevagna of that century, a historical leap in time that fascinates and amazes.
Another experience is the Circuit of Medieval Crafts: real laboratories to be able to experience the arts and crafts of that time, among ancient machinery, engineering instruments, which have made the history of commerce and artisan production of Bevagna: the Setificio , the painter’s workshop, the Mastro Cecco paper mill and the wax factory.

Stroll along the streets, among taverns, clubs, wine bars and more modern wine bars where you can sip a glass of Montefalco Sagrantino or even in its sparkling version to have vivacity and freshness on spring days when the sun is still shy but warms up just enough to make you enjoy a walk in the open air.

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