Umbria Storytelling
Marmore’s Fall
The Marmore’s Fall, formed by the Velino and the Nera, tributaries of the Tiber, is one of the most visited natural attractions in Umbria, although
Luisa Spagnoli
Luisa Spagnoli: Beyond Fashion and Chocolate, a Woman Philanthropist on the Horizon. A legacy goes far beyond runways and treats
Umbria in Fiction
Umbria is more than just a charming Italian region; it is a world of possibilities for filmmakers and directors wishing to capture its timeless beauty and charm.
Easter recipes in Umbria
The history and recipes of the Easter tradition in Umbria: let’s discover the Ciaramicola and Torta al formaggio
The Women of Umbria
On the occasion of March 8th, International Women’s Day, we want to celebrate it with some of the female figures who symbolize Umbria, a land rich in history, art, culture, and spirituality.
The Legends of Saint Valentine
The story of Saint Valentine of Terni is shrouded in mystery and folklore, with various legends intertwining over the centuries. Saint Valentine is revered as the patron saint of lovers, and his feast day on February 14th is celebrated worldwide.
Carnival Recipes in Umbria
Today here we bring you the recipes of the Carnival in Umbria: strufoli, frappe, cicerchiata, crescionda, castagnole.
Carnival sweets in Umbria
Not only colorful masks, we see the typical sweets of the Carnival in Umbria. The origins of Carnival between sacred and profane, Romans…
The Sanctuary of Merciful Love of Collevalenza
Umbria, with its picturesque hilly landscapes, medieval villages, and deep spiritual roots, is one of Italy’s gems. Among the numerous attractions this region has to offer, the Sanctuary of Collevalenza stands out as a place of devotion, hope, and reflection.
San Costanzo’s Torcolo
The typical sweet of the tradition to celebrate San Costanzo is, in fact, the Torcolo, behind which there are many legends and mysteries related to the Saint that still today make this sweet full of charm and history.
The Story of Saint Costanzo
Il 29 gennaio si festeggia San Costanzo, primo Vescovo e di Perugia e uno dei patroni del capoluogo umbro insieme a San Lorenzo e Sant’Ercolano.
On the Trail of Don Matteo in Spoleto
Let’s explore together the enchanted places of Spoleto that provide the backdrop for the adventures of our beloved detective priest!
The Lace Makers of Irish Lace on Isola Maggiore
At the beginning of the twentieth century, Marchesa Elena Guglielmi introduced the technique of Irish lace-making to Isola Maggiore on Lake Trasimeno, inspired by traditions born in Irish monasteries.
Umbrian Christmas Recipes
In Umbria, the Christmas table is a true spectacle of flavors, with dishes that reflect generosity and love for local traditions.
The Largest Tree in the World in Gubbio
Officially, the date of birth of the project and the construction of the tree that lies on the gentle slopes of Monte Igino in Gubbio dates back to 1891, receiving in 1991 the Guinness Book of Records as the largest Christmas tree in the world.
What to do in Umbria in December? UmbriaSì tells you
Umbria in December offers a unique experience that blends the magic of the holidays with the beauty of nature and tradition.
The Story of the Nativity Scene of Saint Francis
Umbria is a land of ancient traditions and spirituality. Discover the birth of the Nativity Scene of Saint Francis of Assisi.
Umbria: November month of taste
November is the month of taste dedicated to Umbrian excellences such as truffles, oil, wine, chestnuts…
What to do in Umbria in November? UmbriaSì tells you
November is the month of Taste in Umbria: the ideal region for a relaxing holiday, discovering its treasures and its food and wine.
Fiera dei Morti
If you’re looking for a unique experience in Perugia, don’t miss the one-of-a-kind celebration: the Fair of the Dead.
The story of Eurochocolate
Eurochocolate in Perugia celebrates chocolate, a culinary delight, in all its forms and shades, a journey through the world of chocolate
What to do in Umbria in October? UmbriaSì tells you
October in Umbria: When autumn’s magic embraces the green heart of Italy! It’s the perfect time to explore enchanting Umbria.
The Templars in Gubbio
Discovering the Templars in Gubbio: a journey into the medieval mystery among testimonies, traces and symbols of the Knights
Mostaccioli
In the month of September, typically known for the grape harvest and the grape harvest, we find a famous traditional dessert from Umbria
Foliage in Umbria
The Green Heart of Italy warms up with colors in autumn: from September Umbria lights up with red, yellow and orange!
What to do in Umbria in September? UmbriaSì tells you
Discover Umbria in September in the month that begins to smell of harvest and early autumn.
Immerse yourself in a world of natural beauty, delicious food and fascinating traditions.
Get ready to discover what to do in Umbria during this month full of events and emotions.
What to do in Umbria in August? UmbriaSì tells you
Umbria in August is an explosion of emotions, a journey through centuries and flavors, amidst unspoiled nature and the lively atmosphere of its villages.
What to do in Umbria in July? UmbriaSì tells you
Four travel ideas and experiences to enjoy in Umbria in July amid the warm notes of Jazz music and the beauty of nature.
Umbria Jazz 2023
Umbria Jazz is finally back, the most awaited musical event in Umbria, the most important musical festival dedicated to the world of Jazz in Italy
What to do in Umbria in June? UmbriaSì tells you
Four travel ideas and ideas to do and experience in Umbria in June between the beauty of nature and medieval re-enactments.
What to do in Perugia in one day!
Welcome to Perugia, the city of chocolate, of Jazz, of art, of fashion, of the millenary history of the Etruscans up to today.
Discover Campello sul Clitunno
The Campello sul Clitunno district is divided into Campello Alto and Campello Basso: the first fortified around the Castle dating back to the 9th-10th century
Festival of Ceri in Gubbio
Every year, on May 15, Gubbio prepares for the Festival of Ceri, a very ancient and folkloric popular tradition that draws its origins, the pagan
What to do in Umbria in May? UmbriaSì tells you!
Four travel ideas and suggestions to do and experience in Umbria in May between alpacas, bikes, wine tastings and cultural experiences 1. Experience with Alpacas
Gualdo Tadino: a “forest” of Museums
The city of Gualdo Tadino, originally known by the Umbrian name of Tarsina, fell under Roman rule and was given the name “Tadinum”, becoming an
What to do in Umbria in April? UmbriaSì tells you!
Four travel ideas and ideas to do and experience in Umbria in April between nature and culture, art exhibitions,and bike
Discover Bevagna with UmbriaSì
Discover with us the city of Bevagna between the event of the Mercato delle Gaite and the Circuit of Medieval Crafts
The madman’s license in Gubbio
Did you know that…in Gubbio you can get your Fool’s license with Parchment and rite around the Bargello fountain.
Pozzo di San Patrizio: a pioneering hydraulic work
The story of the Pozzo di San Patrizio: a pioneering hydraulic work in the heart of Orvieto, today a sacred and tourist destination.
UmbriaSì tells about “Il Perugino”
UmbriaSì racconta il Perugino, Il Meglio Maestro d’Italia There has been great excitement in recent months in Umbria for the preparations for the great exhibition
Big Bench in Umbria
The much discussed and loved “Giant Benches” have also arrived in Umbria with five installations respectively in Colle Umberto, Città di Castello, Bevagna, Preci and Montefalco.
Dante and the olive tree
We dedicate a space to Dante and Umbrian oil through the book “Dante conversations. Oil from Umbria: what remains of Dante’s Middle Ages in food and wine Umbria”
Chocolate lessons
From the foresight, sagacity, vision and revolutionary and modern ideas of Luisa Spagnoli, Perugina was born in 1907 from a small laboratory in the center of Perugia
