Outdoor activity: walking and trekking
Umbria has a very diverse landscape from rugged mountains to soft rolling hills dotted with olive trees. An ideal ambience for outside activities.
There are three walks we already wrote about that can also be done by a family with children. Just make sure you do not walk in the warmest hours of the day, wear proper shoes and take some water with you.
- Easy walk from Bevagna to Torre del Colle
- Walk to the top of Monteluco, Spoleto
- A visit to the San Francesco woodland “Bosco di San Francesco”
Outdoor activity: Umbria in Vespa
Want to enjoy the Umbrian landscape in a more relaxed way? Do it the Italian way and rent a vespa! Umbria in Vespa has many years of experience renting out its colourful vespa’s. You’ll also get some suggestions of great routes to follow. Go off the beaten path and explore winding roads and small villages. Ask more information here.
Outdoor activity: visit the Marmore waterfall
One of the main attractions in Umbria surely is the Marmore Waterfall near Terni. Corona or no corona, this is a great place to visit also with children. Mind checking the hours, though! The water is closed by a dam, that opens at certain hours to create the waterfall. Read more about it here.
Outdoor activity: visit Monte Cucco
It is already two years ago that we visited the Monte Cucco. What a great naturalistic area! It is in the mountains towards Gubbio and The Marche and famous amongst paragliders. On the website of the park you will find all the activities they offer and also walking routes. Little did we know that there are also caves to visit here.
Outdoor activity: easy rafting
It is years ago now that we went with the family for an easy rafting experience. It was a memorable day with lots of fun for the whole family. We even had two 7-year-olds with us, which was no problem at all. The rafting centre is in Scheggino, a lovely little town in the Valnerina.
Relaxed activity: Colfiorito and Rasiglia
Last year, we visited Colfiorito for a great lunch at the local ristoro. Only a fixed menu, you eat what they serve that day. Nothing fancy, but great food. You’ll have to make a reservation, especially if you want to sit outside. After lunch, we passed by at Rasiglia. A tiny little village with lots of waterways. Do not visit on a Sunday. It will be too busy.
Relaxed activity: cook at home
Now that we are all more to ourselves than before, you may anyway want to taste some authentic Umbrian food. CooksApp is what you are looking for. They offer a chef at home service. A great way to learn more about Umbrian cuisine as well as just enjoy a good dinner with the family. This year CooksApp also organizes a funny cooking class for children. And all of this without leaving your holiday home, or your own home in Umbria. If you are interested, ask more information here.
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