The town of Gubbio is worth an extensive visit. It is one of the most beautifully preserved Medieval town, with impressive buildings and Churches. In Gubbio many traditional festivities are honoured still today.

Meals:  B

The first walk will be quite short along the hills which separates Gubbio from Biscina. The route offers breath-taking views until the Mt. Sibillini.

Meals:  B,D

Today’s walk will lead you from Biscina to the village Valfabbrica through the lovely countryside in the heart of Umbria. You will pass through beautiful valleys following the “Sentiero Francescano”.

Meals:  B,D

It’s a beautiful itinerary along Umbria’ hills starting from Valfabbrica, a quiet town which was an important fortress in the middle age; the towers and part of walls are well preserved. At the end of slopes, you can enjoy landscape around you with woods, fields, country houses, parish churches with the Apennine peaks overpowering above. Assisi appears at the middle of the walk when you are in a wonderful panoramic point over the edge of the hills.

Meals:  B

Today you walk from Assisi to Spello: a beautiful uphill trail leads through the slopes of Monte Subasio to the astonishing hermitage called “Eremo delle Carceri”. The trail continues through an oak forest to the IX century abbey of San Benedetto. A long descent takes down you to the medieval walled town of Spello. In the afternoon you will walk back to Assisi.

Meals:  B

In the morning you take the train from Assisi to Spello. Today a leisurely walk through olive groves and vineyards takes you to the small village of Scanzano, where you can stop for a drink; then continue to the hilltop agriturismo where you overnight and from where you can enjoy stunning views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. After a steep climb you pass the XI century Rocca di Scandolaro castle. Continue along oak forests and olive groves until Trevi: another remarkable town well worth visiting. (no maps/route description)

Meals:  B

From Bovara di Trevi to Campello Alto you follow the official “Via Francescana”, the original path walked by St. Francis, with beautiful views of the valley of Spoleto. On your way you can see the majestic high walls of the convent of Pissignano and the convent Padri Barnabiti in Campello, where the meditative atmosphere will uplift your spirit. After passing Lenano, you will reach the tiny, medieval village of Poreta, dominated by its castle, reachable with a short walk from the village.

Meals:  B

Today’s walk will start on a narrow trail leads you to the hamlet of Santa Maria di Reggiano. The old monastery contains beautiful XII and XIV century frescos. Pass by the hamlet of Eggi and following the old dismantled railway line, you reach Spoleto, or you can make a detour for a longer but spectacular entry into the city, passing high above the Tessino stream on the medieval aqueduct that bridges the valley. From here enjoy superb views of the city and its surroundings.

Meals:  B

Today is at your leisure.

Meals:  B

Today’s walk is quite challenging, but it is definitely worth it: you walk on well beaten paths along an extremely panoramic itinerary, passing an ancient water mill and the Franciscan Convent of Monteluco, immersed in the shady Umbrian woods.

Meals:  B

Today’s walk holds several surprises of rare beauty: from the typical hamlets of the Valnerina Valley to the Marmore waterfall, among the highest in Europe and immersed in a lovely natural park. And finally, the Pediluco Lake, source of awe and inspiration for artists and poets.

Meals:  B

Another great panoramic walk though woods and secondary roads: among the great views you can enjoy the hamlet of Lambro, with its medieval houses perched on a hill, and the rugged peaks of the Appennine Mountains.

Meals:  B

Your walk takes you in the North of Lazio,along your way you find the village of Cantalice, developing vertically on the side of a hill, and the Sanctuary “della Foresta”, where you can immerse yourself in the peaceful atmosphere and admire the beautiful frescoes before heading to Rieti. (no maps/route description)

Meals:  B

Today is at your leisure.

Meals:  B

A short bus transfer takes you to Maglianello Basso, the starting point of this walk: you then continue among rows of linden trees, fields and streams along the ancient Via Salaria, which used to connect Rome to the Adriatic Sea. On your way, a Roman Bridge of the IV century BC. The destination is the nice village of Poggio San Lorenzo.

Meals:  B,D

Today you walk from the hamlet of Poggio San Lorenzo to Scandriglia: along the way you can see other traces of the rich historical past of this region, including a Roman Amphitheatre and the Sanctuary of Santa Vittoria.

Meals:  B

Our services end after the transfer, hotel arranged on own accord. (no maps/route description)

Meals:  B