Villa Ibisco is a charming estate located on the green hills of Umbria, inside the natural park of Monte Acuto. In full contact with nature, surrounded by olive trees. This is the ideal place for a peaceful holiday while at the same time being convenient for visiting Umbria's most famous attractions
Baciavento is a lovely stone farmhouse on one of the beautiful hills around Todi. It has been recently restored and transformed into a cozy and elegant Villa. Ideal for a family with children or group of friends who travel together.
From the Villa you can enjoy and amazing view of the Lake Trasimeno and its islands. You will find that the farmhouse is the ideal place to relax and enjoy unforgettable days of pleasure under the gentle Umbrian sun. The house is composed of the main building which can host up to 8 people and a little cottage with 2 twin rooms.
Palazzo Terranova is an exclusive and luxurious country house hotel nestling in the hills of Umbria. This idyllic, rustic scene has changed little since the late 17th century when the palazzo’s original owners gazed from the romantic Romeo and Juliet balconies. High in the tranquil hills of Umbria, among the most poetic of Italian landscapes, the good life -La Dolce Vita - still reigns. Prices are per. room or for the entire villa.
Situated 10 minutes from Orvieto Italy amidst glorious rolling countryside that cross the edge among Tuscany, Umbria and Lazio (Rome's region). The whole property, 8 Ha of fenced, gated grounds, provides absolute peace and tranquility enjoying countryside vistas.
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Umbria is a lovely and picture perfect region of central nothern Italy. With it's hills and rivers and amazing topography, it's perfect for farming and winelands, for which many visitors come to travel to see.
Umbria however is completely landlocked, it is the only region in Italy like this, which makes it very unique and charming. Of course you'l see the rivers, which run through, but this region is mainly known for it's historic and argicultural presense.
The Romans Conquered this land, however if you look hard enough you'll see that many of the residents stil feel quite like they are in another country. The are boasts tours that are fantastic and enchanting, with stories of the Etruscans and their fight to the end. The hills are filled with little dips and valleys that if one is lucky enough to look, one can find lots of great old treasures.
Yet for Italians this is a place to drive through and relax, many residents leave their doors open and you can always see children on a sunny or rainy day, playing outside. So if you're looking for a wonderful family vacation with lots of great history, this is the place to go.
See Orvieto where most people travel or visit Todi a lovely wine region and maybe stop by
