Top Umbria Architecture Tours

This self guided walking tour of Perugia takes you through the city's 2,500-year history, from its Etruscan origins to its medieval and papal periods. Highlights include the Etruscan Arch, Via dell’Acquedotto, Piazza IV Novembre, and the Rocca Paolina fortress. You'll learn about local legends like mercenary captain Braccio Fortebraccio and artists Perugino and Pinturicchio. The tour also covers the city's religious relics, its connection to chocolate (including the story of Bacio Perugina), and the centuries-old rivalry with Assisi. You’ll visit historic sites such as the Convent of San Domenico and Studio Moretti Caselli, gaining insights into the intersection of power, faith, and art in Umbria’s capital.

Of all Italian hill towns perhaps Orvieto is the most photogenic and easiest to walk around. Largely pedestrianized and flat, it is easily covered on foot. The medieval streets and alleyways have both imposing palaces and quaint, modest townhouses. Orvieto is full of surprises: round that corner, you catch sight of the imposing Gothic facade of the cathedral for the first time; at the end of an alleyway is the entrance to a Renaissance courtyard; over there is the entrance to an ancient Etruscan tomb. Your photography teacher has lived here for 15 years and knows the place intimately. He has taught photography for 20 years and has been a pro since graduating from photography college in 1977. From the city walls, there are stunning views of the surrounding countryside with vineyards, olive groves, and picturesque villas and farms across two regions, Tuscany and Umbria.

Explore the city of Orvieto and discover its art and history on this private walking tour. Follow your guide around the city center of Orvieto, through its narrow streets, and learn about its architecture and its main highlights. You will visit the medieval landmarks in the town, such as the Torre del Moro and Pozzo di san Patrizio, and the beautiful 14th-century cathedral, with its magnificent frescoes and artifacts. Enjoy breathtaking views over the Valley surrounding the city and the interesting commentaries and description of your local guide. This private walking tour will be a great way to visit this amazing Italian gem!

Live a unique experience in the year of the 800th Anniversary of St. Francis. Starting from Perugia, I will guide you on a sensory journey through nature, history and spirituality. Thanks to the latest generation of E-bikes, you will ride effortlessly along the Tiber River and medieval villages, to the heart of Assisi. It is not just a tour, but an author’s tale: we will explore the Porziuncola, the Basilicas frescoed by Giotto and the intimate sanctuary of San Damiano. You will admire Assisi from new perspectives, dominated by Mount Subasio, in total safety on silent and panoramic roads. Upon return, the perfect Award: an exclusive tasting at the restaurant 'Il Bricco Divino', where the authentic flavors of Umbria meet the best local wines. Rely on a certified Guide and MTB instructor to discover the true soul of the earth. Book your place in history now!

If you are traveling to Orvieto with your family and you are looking for an experience that everyone can enjoy, this guided tour is the perfect solution for you! Meet your guide and see the main landmarks of the center, such as the Torre del Moro and the Pozzo della Cava, while playing instructive and fun activities with your kids. You will enter inside the magnificent Duomo of Orvieto, where you will find beautiful frescoes, fascinating decorations, and the Reliquary of the Santo Corporale. Walk through the narrow streets of the city, learn its history, and enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding valley. Thanks to the descriptions and the anecdotes of your guide you will be able to see Orvieto through the eyes of a local and everyone will feel involved while answering quizzes and trivia and playing games.

Orvieto, one of Italy's most enchanting hilltop towns. During this tour, we’ll explore two of its most iconic landmarks: the breathtaking Orvieto Cathedral (Duomo di Orvieto) and the fascinating St. Patrick’s Well (Pozzo di San Patrizio).