Arts and culture in Umbria

Art and History Routes Around I Borghi dell’Eremo

Activities in the surroundings

Artistic places and Umbrian history

Among silent valleys and hills inhabited for centuries, Umbria preserves a heritage of art and history that can be felt in every street, church, and square. Less than an hour from Borghi dell’Eremo, visitors can discover frescoes, architecture, and collections where history intertwines with contemporary identity and the surrounding landscape, creating a living and enduring story.

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Distance: 3 km
Piegaro
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Piegaro

I Borghi dell’Eremo is set among the hills in Piegaro, rich in naturalistic and cultural itineraries and ideal stopping points for those who want to discover its beauties at a slow pace. The centuries-old tradition of glass craftsmanship has shaped the identity of this place over time.

  • Glass Museum
  • Glass Festival
  • Perugino and Monte Arale Trails
  • Pietrafitta Paleontological Museum
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Perugia

Perugia combines the grandeur of an Etruscan and medieval city with the vibrant atmosphere of a university town. Corso Vannucci and Piazza IV Novembre, with its Fontana Maggiore, are the beating heart of the city, which becomes truly international every July during Umbria Jazz, the world-renowned music festival not to be missed.

  • Piazza IV Novembre and Fontana Maggiore
  • Cathedral of San Lorenzo
  • Rocca Paolina
  • Umbria Jazz Festival
Distance - 35 km
Perugia
Distance - 20 km
Città della Pieve
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Città della Pieve

An authentic living portrait: a Renaissance village with the warm tones of brick and the birthplace of “Perugino.” Walking through its narrow streets means journeying across centuries of art and tradition, while stopping to admire the many viewpoints overlooking the valley and Lake Trasimeno with unique panoramas.

  • Vicolo Baciadonne – the narrowest alley in Italy
  • Oratorio dei Bianchi – Adoration of the Magi by Perugino
  • Cathedral of Saints Gervasius and Protasius
  • Palazzo della Corgna and the Perugian Fortress
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Orvieto

Orvieto is a vertical city rising from a tuff cliff, inviting visitors to approach and discover it slowly. From its Gothic Cathedral to the underground remains of the Etruscan city and its vast necropolises, every corner tells the story of the civilizations that shaped its landscape and art over the centuries.

  • Cathedral – Signorelli’s frescoes
  • St. Patrick’s Well
  • Orvieto Underground
  • Etruscan Necropolis and Museum
Distance - 60 km
Orvieto

More Activities Nearby

The area surrounding I Borghi dell’Eremo offers experiences to suit every taste and interest. Plan your stay by choosing from nature trails, artistic and cultural sites, events, and food and wine experiences, creating the itinerary that best suits you.

  • Parks and Nature
  • Food and Wine
  • Local craftsmanship
  • Events and Local Traditions
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