Umbria, with its combination of art, culture, nature and gastronomy, offers an August full of unique experiences. Whether you are a music fan, a nature lover or a foodie, here are three good reasons to come to Umbria in August.
Immerse Yourself in Art and Culture: Festivals and Medieval Villages
There are many events in the area that celebrate culture, music, art and local traditions. During this period, the region comes alive with a variety of festivals and events that attract visitors from all over the world. Among the most important are Suoni Controvento, Moon in June, Palio dei Quartieri in Nocera Umbra, Calici di Stelle, Donazione della Santa Spina in Montone and much more
Discover Nature in Umbria: Trekking and Relax
August is the ideal time to explore the natural beauty of Umbria. The Sibillini Mountains offer a wide range of outdoor activities, from hiking to horseback riding. Lake Trasimeno, the largest lake in central Italy, is an oasis of peace and nature. In August, its waters are perfect for swimming, kayaking and sailing. Trekking enthusiasts can explore the trails surrounding the lake, with breathtaking views of the surrounding hills. The Marmore Falls, located near Terni, a spectacular artificial waterfall is one of the highest in Europe. It offers panoramic trails and rafting opportunities for the more adventurous. An excursion to the Marmore Falls is an unforgettable experience for those who love nature and the Umbrian landscape.
Immerse Yourself in Food and Wine Festivals: A Journey into Umbrian Flavors
August is the perfect month to discover the authentic flavors of Umbria through the many food and wine festivals that animate the region. These events offer the opportunity to savor typical dishes and local products in a festive and convivial atmosphere. In addition to these, there are now historic events such as Calici di Stelle, Vinarelli in Torgiano, and much more
