Umbria's  Borghi  Piu  Belli  d'Italia

​By Dion Protani
Latest update: 20 November 2023
The smaller towns and villages that make up the collection of Umbria's Borghi Più Belli d'Italia provide a wide range of architectural treasures and attractive landscapes. 

A borgo (borghi is plural) is usually an historic village, a hill town or an area of a larger town where time seems to move at a much slower pace and the negative aspects of modernity kept at bay. 

​Umbria is particularly fertile ground for this type of location; its rolling hills concealing secrets and traditions that have been passed down to family members through the generations. 
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Spello

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Spello, Umbria

Bevagna

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Bevagna, Umbria

Trevi

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Trevi, Umbria

Deruta

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Deruta, Umbria

Piediluco

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Piediluco, Umbria

Montefalco

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Montefalco, Umbria

San  Gemini

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San Gemini, Umbria

Corciano

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Corciano, Umbria

Panicale

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Panicale, Umbria

Citerna

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Citerna, Umbria

Arrone

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Arrone, Umbria

Vallo  di  Nera

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Vallo di Nera, Umbria

Castiglione  del  Lago

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Castiglione del Lago, Umbria

Montone

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Montone, Umbria

Bettona

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Bettona, Umbria

Paciano

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Paciano, Umbria

Montecchio

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Montecchio, Umbria

Lugnano  in  Teverina

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Lugnano in Teverina, Umbria

Norcia

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Norcia, Umbria

Allerona

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Allerona, Umbria

Monte  Castello  di  Vibio

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Monte Castello di Vibio, Umbria

Acquasparta

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Acquasparta, Umbria

Monteleone  di  Spoleto

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Monteleone di Spoleto, Umbria

Sellano

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Sellano, Umbria

Massa  Martana

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Massa Martana, Umbria

Preci

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Preci, Umbria

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