Major  Cities  and  Towns  of  Umbria

​By Dion Protani
Latest update: 20 November 2023
The major cities and towns of Umbria start with the regional capital of Perugia. There are just two provinces in Umbria with Perugia being the capital of its eponymous province, and the second city of Terni the capital of the other. 

Whilst Perugia and Terni both have populations in excess of 100,000, the next city on the list is Foligno with around 50,000 and beyond that, they become more towns than cities. The towns include some of Umbria's most popular tourist locations including the historic Città di Castello and the outstanding hill towns of Assisi, Spoleto, Gubbio and Orvieto.
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Perugia

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Galleria Nazionale, Perugia

Terni

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Terni, Umbria

Foligno

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Foligno, Umbria

Citta  di  Castello

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Città di Castello, Umbria

Spoleto

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Spoleto, Umbria

Gubbio

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Gubbio, Umbria

Assisi

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Assisi, Umbria

Bastia  Umbra

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Bastia Umbra

Corciano

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Corciano, Umbria

Orvieto

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Piazza della Repubblica, Orvieto

Top  Ten  Cities  and  Towns  in  Umbria  by  Population

Source: ISTAT (2021)
1. Perugia - 164,057
2. Terni - 109,255
3. Foligno - 55,256
​4. Città di Castello - 38,409
5. Spoleto - 37,331
6. Gubbio - 31,338
7. Assisi - 28,059
8. Bastia Umbra - 21,278
9. Corciano - 21,210
10. Orvieto - 20,121

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