Terni​

By Dion Protani
Latest update: 14 March 2022
​Capital of the Province of Terni,  the city of Terni has a population of 110,749 inhabitants.

​The city stands at an elevation of 130 metres and lies 81 kilometres south of Perugia, the regional capital of Umbria.

In terms of things to see, the main highlights in Terni are the Cathedral, the Roman Amphitheatre and the Roman city gate: Porta Sant'Angelo, while nearby places of interest include Marmore Waterfalls, Lake Piediluco and San Gemini.
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Using public transport you can take a train to Perugia with a journey time of 1 hour and 24 minutes. By car you can reach the provincial highlight of Orvieto in 1 hour, while other options include Spoleto (34 minutes) and Assisi (1 hour 7 minutes). The most convenient airport to use for trips to Terni is Perugia Airport which is 83 kilometres away. ​
Comune di Terni
Province: Terni

​Region: Umbria

Population: 107,982 ​(source: ISTAT 1 January 2022)

Size: 212 km²

Elevation: 130 metres

Highlights: cathedral, Roman Amphitheatre, Porta Sant'Angelo

​Close by: Marmore Waterfalls, Lake Piediluco, San Gemini

Recommended accommodation: Hotel Valentino
​​​Public transport: central train station and city buses

By train: ​Perugia - 1 hour 24 minutes
​By car: Spoleto - 34 minutes, Orvieto - 1 hour, Assisi - 1 hour 7 m

Fly to: Perugia Airport -  1 hour by car (83 km)

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