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Umbertide is located in a green valley bathed by the Tiber.

The Faldo lakes are a well-known and popular tourist destination in the immediate vicinity of the city of Montone (one of the best preserved medieval villages in Italy, Orange Flag) and Umbertide. These are artificial lakes with a total area of 60,000 square meters and a maximum depth of 6 meters.

This alpaca farm is one of the largest farms in Italy. Alpacas are of South American origin (Chile, Peru, Bolivia), and of the Huacaya and Suri breeds.

Umbertide is located in the upper Tiber valley and is crossed by the Tiber itself and the Reggia stream. The entrance to the historic center is dominated by the mighty Rocca di Umbertide, a fortress dating back to 1389, which has always been a symbol of the city. The historic center of Umbertide is still surrounded by medieval walls in the stretches that line the waterways.

UMBERTIDE is located in the upper valley of the Tiber and is crossed by the Tiber itself and the Reggia stream. We get there starting by bike from TUORO SUL TRASIMENO, immediately facing a climb that leaves the TRASIMENO lake behind us. The heat is torrid and the climb that takes us to VALICO GOSPARINI should be tackled immediately in order to leave the second part of the route, less difficult, at the hottest hours. Outside the walls of the village I see a historic building, almost hidden, I have to go back with the bike and cross the tracks. It is the Umbertide city museum housed inside the deconsecrated church of Santa Croce, a beautiful 13th-century structure. I later discover that the museum contains precious artistic works dating back to the 16th century. Among these stand out above all the Madonna and Child by Pomarancio (1577), the valuable wooden sculpture by Romano Alberti (1528) and the Deposition of the Cross by Luca Signorelli (1516), enclosed in a richly carved altarpiece. I resume pedaling and I realize that Umbertide has a characteristic historic center still surrounded by medieval walls and some stretches line streams. The bike allows us only a short visit and a few photos, but the beautiful sun and the market are an invitation to visit it calmly walking through its ancient streets, an invitation that we cannot accept! At the entrance to the town center we find the Rocca di Umbertide, a mighty fortress dating back to 1389 and a few meters away the unmistakable Church of Santa Maria della Reggia! In fact, the sixteenth-century church stands out for its octagonal shape, quite unusual for a Catholic religious building. The town is part of that incredible Apennine belt between Tuscany and Lazio where beautiful towns such as Spello, Gubbio, Foligno nestle, as well as of course the most renowned and prestigious Perugia and Assisi. If you pass this part, do not hesitate to visit it, without haste!

According to tradition, it was founded in 1008 by San Romualdo who built a simple hermitage there. San Pier Damiani headed it in 1050. It was a monastery of great importance, so much so that in the second half of the thirteenth century it had 21 churches under its jurisdiction. Next to the church is the octagonal bell tower which, in ancient times, had the function of a defense tower. The bell tower clock was restored in 1992.