How do I choose between experiences in Umbria?

Start with the town you are basing yourself in, since Umbria's highlights are spread across Assisi, Perugia and Orvieto. Then match the format to your interests: private walking tours for art and history, cooking classes for hands-on food, food tours for tasting, and a tuk tuk or balloon ride for views.

Are Umbria's tours and classes suitable for first-time visitors?

Yes. Most experiences are designed for visitors seeing the region for the first time, with private guides explaining the medieval context of Assisi's basilicas and Orvieto's cathedral, and cooking or food tours introducing local specialities.

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About Umbria

Umbria rewards travellers who slow down: hill towns of pale stone, olive groves and vineyards rolling between Assisi, Perugia and Orvieto, and a food culture built on pasta, truffles and wine. You can see it from above on the Assisi Hot Air Balloon Ride with Umbrian Breakfast & Wine Tasting, or taste it street by street on the Taste Perugia: The Original Food Tour - Savor Authentic Umbrian Flavors.

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Umbria's high season runs roughly from spring through early autumn, when Assisi, Perugia and Orvieto draw the biggest crowds, and the most in-demand experiences are flagged as likely to sell out. For hot air balloon flights, cooking classes and private guided tours, booking several weeks ahead is wise.