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Perugia, Italy
Umbria's vibrant capital sits atop a hill with stunning medieval streets and the famous Fontana Maggiore. Don't miss the Galleria Nazionale dell'Umbria and sample the city's legendary chocolate at Eurochocolate. The Corso Vannucci is perfect for an evening passeggiata.
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Assisi, Italy
Birthplace of Saint Francis, Assisi is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with the breathtaking Basilica di San Francesco. Wander the pink-stoned medieval lanes and enjoy local specialties like strangozzi pasta and torta al testo. The views over the Valle Umbra from the Rocca Maggiore are unforgettable.
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Spoleto, Italy
Spoleto is a beautifully preserved town famous for its annual Festival dei Due Mondi (Festival of Two Worlds). The Ponte delle Torri, a dramatic medieval aqueduct bridge, is a must-see. Explore the Duomo di Spoleto and taste truffle-laden dishes at local trattorias.
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Orvieto, Italy
Perched dramatically on a volcanic tufa cliff, Orvieto dazzles with its stunning Gothic cathedral featuring intricate facade mosaics. Explore the underground Orvieto Underground tunnels carved into the rock beneath the city. The local white wine, Orvieto Classico, is not to be missed.
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Norcia, Italy
Norcia is the gourmet capital of Umbria, world-renowned for its black truffles and exceptional cured meats called norcineria. The town sits at the edge of the stunning Piano Grande plateau, ideal for hiking and cycling. Visit the local Benedictine monastery and pick up some prized lentils from the surrounding Castelluccio plains.