Casa Umbria is set in the green hills of Umbria between Gubbio and Perugia and only 2 km from the St Francis walking route. With stunning views over the hills and valleys containing a mixture of Olive groves, pastureland and mature wooded areas Casa Umbria is the place to relax and unwind, enjoying the peace and tranquility that this rural setting has to offer. Simply furnished offering space and light for your relaxation and enjoyment of the enviroment. Nearby the Abbazia di Vallingegno is worth a visit as it is close to the Via San Francesco walking route. Guests have delighted in the abundance of local wildlife and it is not unusual to see Deer and Hare in the garden as well as all the food the garden has to offer served at breakfast. Sunsets are particulaly beautiful at Casa Umbria and we are also blessed by dark skies for those who like to gaze at the stars. Casa Umbria is only 2m km from the Via di San Franchesco Peace walk, a pick up & drop off service is offered, and is on the E001 bus route between Gubbio and Perugia both with wonderful festivals and events such as Umbria Jazz, Tre Ceri, crossbow competitions, medievil pageants and many other arts and cultural activities. Assisi is only 35 minutes away a must for all visiters to the regione. With Perugia airport only 30 minutes away, Rome 2.5 hours by car or train and Bologna airport 2.5 hours makes getting to Casa umbria easy. Hope to see you soon

Glyn and Maureen look forward to welcoming you to their home having moved from the UK to live in Italy. We have been working hard in the house to make it as hospitable and welcoming as possible and making improvements every year. In our spare time Glyn can be found tending his garden or playing his guitar, whilst Maureen is learning to paint watercolours. We both continue to learn Italian so please forgive us if we don't get things right.

There is so much to do and see in and around Umbria 2 Km from the St Francis Camino Walking path To the north we have Lago di Tresamino a stunning lake with gorgeos villages around its shore line. The Medieval towns and villages of Gubbio, Spello, Trevi, Foligno, Todi and Spoleto each with their own food Sagra's festivals and events. The wine growing regions of Orvieto and Montefalco producing world beating red and white wines. Our capital city of Perugia an Estrucian and Roman remains in this Medieval city. A vibrant night life and is host to Umbria Jazz with the best musicians around, Eurochocolate is a must for those with a sweet tooth. Lets not forget Assisi this stunning hilside town famous for St Francis, even if you are not religous his story is amazing and 2 long distance walks go through Assisi Via Roma and the St Farncis way. In the south of Umbria is the village of Narni, insperation for the books "The Chronicles of Narnia by C S Lewis and also Terni and the Marmara falls, the tallest man made waterfalls in Europe.