Traditions, culture and history of the ‘Green Heart of Italy’ will brought you back in time.

Everchanging, untouched landscapes in the green of winding valleys make Umbria a region that will never fail to amaze. This region comprises mainly hills, mountains, hollows and plains and extends along the Tiber’s central basin.

Umbria is very well-known to all nature lovers not only for the fantastic landscape but also for the typical umbrian food with good sausages, cheese, pressed olive oil and excellent wine. A nature-loving wedding in Umbria only for real Italy lovers !

Ever thought just how unique and special your wedding day could be if it were held in one of Umbria’s picturesque hamlets set among the rolling green hills of this unforgettable countryside?

With a vast assortment of locations available, from ancient abbeys to castles, period villas and historic town houses, Umbria offers the perfect setting for your wedding day, far from the frantic pace of city life, immersed in the smells and magical atmosphere of nature – a dream come true.

Orvieto is one of the most striking, memorable, and enjoyable hill towns in central Italy. Less than 90 minutes from Rome, Orvieto sits majestically high above the valley floor atop a big chunk of tufo volcanic stone, overlooking cypress-dotted Umbrian plains. A wedding here will reward you with a delightful, perfectly preserved, and virtually traffic-free world highlighted by a colorful-inside-and-out cathedral and some of Italy’s best wine.

One of the most famous towns in Italy is Assisi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This is a superb hill town in the beautiful region of Umbria. To visitors, medieval “hill towns” are like storybook towns that time forgot; they didn’t develop into big cities over the centuries, but rather kept their narrow lanes, massive gates, stone buildings, and other features so charming. But Assisi is much more than a pretty hill town, that is why it is a perfect place for your wedding.

In Umbria, at few km from Perugia and Orvieto rises the beautiful and elegant medieval town of Todi. Stand on the top of the hill overlooking the beautiful surrounding countryside Tevere Valley, the town is limited by three rings of walls : Etruscan, Roman and medieval, that contain countless treasures. Todi, known by many as the most liveable city in the world for its perfect balance of natural and historical beauty, has a view that will take your breath away!

One of Italy’s most underrated destinations, Perugia is Umbria’s largest land, covering two-thirds of the entire region. In this area visitors will have the chance to enjoy an atmosphere of bygone times, among the medieval paths, the palaces, the castles and the fortresses of charming villages. The landscape presents different aspects : a wide area of plains framed by hills, and mountains in the eastern part. The rest of the territory is covered by woodland.

Spoleto is a city If you love the history of art, music, and dance, Spoleto should be in your near future. Dating back to the Bronze Age, Spoleto is a city located in the province of Perugia and is among the most important artistic and cultural centres of Umbria. Due to its rich past history, it is still possible to admire many palaces, towers, bridges, theaters and amazing churches. Many of its main sights are centuries old and offer much insight into the lives of ancient people.

At the foot of the Ingino Mount in the province of Perugia rises Gubbio, one of the most ancient medieval towns of the Umbria region. It is a place rich in history, culture, art and age-old traditions. Gubbio is rich in monuments and architectural masterpieces that evoke the power of this town. Narrow streets, historic buildings, squares, theaters and churches with seventeenth-century frescoes. In short, a real open-air museum.