approx 25 mins, 20km
The next big town up the Tiber, has several good museums and has a pleasant old town in which to walk around or sit in a café in the main piazza. It also has cinemas. Originally a Roman city on the Tiber, it flourished in the 15th and 16th centuries.
Read Moreapprox 45 mins, 50km
Home to the National Museum of Umbria, one of the great painting museums of Italy, and is a wonderful town for walking, shopping and eating in. It also has a good archaeological museum with (among other things) fine Etruscan artifacts. Etruscan tombs at the Ipogeo dei Volumni are on the southern edge of the city, just off the motorway/raccordo (SS75) towards Tuscany. Notable international Jazz Festival during summer and winter, and (thanks to Perugina) a very large chocolate festival.
Read Moreapprox 2 hours, 125km
Take a day out and visit the incredible Tuscan capital, famous worldwide for its art and culture. We suggest you book online for visits to the Uffizi Galleries because queues for tickets are long, and would also recommend a walking tour of the city to delve into its history - and that of the Medici who called it their home.
Visit the official site for Florence museums and galleries for more.
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