Umbria region in central Italy has an area of 8,456 square kilometers with 900,000 inhabitants. Its capital is Perugia. This city is bordered by Tuscany, Marche and Lazio.
This region is hilly and dominated by the Apennines. The weather is typical Mediterranean with dry summer and mild winters at sea level.
This region is named for the Umbri tribe who settled here in 6th century.
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| Gubbio Travel Guide |
Gubbio can be described as a commune as well as town located in remote north-eastern portion of ‘Italian Province of Perugia (Umbria)’.
Gubbio lies along the 1st slope of ‘Mt. Ingino’, i.e. a petite mountain relating to Apennines.
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| Assisi Travel Guide |
 Assisi is a medieval town in Umbria, Italy with a population of around 25,000 inhabitants. Known to be the birthplace of St. Francis, it holds great religious and historical importance. The Roman ruins, the charming streets an... |
| Orvieto Travel Guide |
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| Perugia Travel Guide |
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