The region of Umbria, known for its expansive olive grooves and wineries, is home to the Orvieto wine region. Wine-making was introduced to the region by the Etruscans, making it a part of Italy’s ancient wine-making traditions. Immerse yourself in these ancient traditions for a day by visiting a famous winery in the region whose family has been involved in the trade for generations. Take a tour of the cellars and learn of their wine-making techniques while tasting a selection of their wines. After this exciting and informative tour, sit down to a delicious lunch made with local products and accompanied by their famous dry, white wines. Alternatively, the winery visit can also take place in a unique cantina designed by a famous architect.

Umbria is dotted with charming medieval towns, the most famous of them being Perugia, Assisi, and Gubbio. Delve into the history of these magical towns