 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
In Italy's Lodgings in
|
 |
| Welcome to In Italy Online! No one knows Italy like we do! We were the Internet's first site about Italy, and with over 4000 pages of information about where to go and what to see, we're also the biggest. Our Italy experts will help you plot the best itinerary, find the lodgings best suited to you, and make sure you get the room you want. Unlike big automated websites, we are human beings and we know the hosts at every single property on our site. We have been friends with most of them for years, and this means that In Italy Online's guests are always VIPs. We will always do our best to get the exact room you want. You will never be downgraded to the worst room in the house (which is pretty standard when you book through those impersonal sites). You will never be sent to a "similar" hotel on the other side of town. And we provide local reps in case you need back-up assistance. When browsing our site, remember that we human beings are here to assist you! Several hundred pages of comments from happy In Italy Online guests attest to this: click here to read just a few of them. And if you're new to our site, please take a few moments to learn how to book with us and why to book with us. |
Tucked
right in the geographical center of the nation, Umbria likes to call itself “the green heart of Italy,” and
rightly so. Not only does it possess some of the most fertile farmlands in the country, it also has an imposing
ridge of dark-green mountains running its entire length as well as across its northern borders. This means
that, unlike in Tuscany, here you can drive along a nice, flat four-lane highway while gawking at the scenery – instead
of being INSIDE the scenery, which can sometimes be a little daunting! As you wend your way from one valley
to another, you’ll want to stop along the way in some of the most pristine medieval villages Italy has
to offer, including Todi, Montefalco, Bevagna, Spello, Trevi, Norcia, Narni and the most unforgettable of
them all, Gubbio. And guess what: these aren’t even Umbria’s major attractions! The Big Three
are Assisi, birthplace of St. Francis and site of two landmark churches and a foreboding castle; Orvieto,
home to what many consider the most perfect gothic church in Italy; and the regional capital, Perugia, famed
for its perfectly preserved cobbled streets, its patrician palaces and oh yes, its delicious chocolate!
Click below for the area that interests you:
Gubbio - Perugia / Foligno - Assisi
- Spoleto - Northern Umbria / Tuscan Border
Please click on the underlined name of the property
to see pictures and more description OR if you wish to
search based on the amenities you require, click
here
Click here for weekly farmhouses rentals
 |
Assisi Countryside Hotel |
 |
Medieval Castle in Umbria |
 |
Villa Zuccari |
 |
Palazzo Bocci |
 |
Palazzo in Spoleto |
Northern Umbria / Tuscan Border
 |
Hotel Tiferno |
Looking for an Umbria flag? Click here to find one,
along with hundreds of other flags from Italy and around the world.
For ideas about places to see and things to do in Umbria, click here.
For links to markets, pageants, cultural events and more throughout Italy, click here.
![[Need folding maps of Italy? Click Here!]](../../info/heritage/adbar.gif){kind=small}