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Last Minute: 2nd June in Umbria

Umbria and 'a relatively small region for which there is no need to see it move too well to avoid the hassle to be often re luggage.
recommend a route in the area of \u200b\u200bTerni, Umbria low, far away, but not too much, the beaten tourist track and confusion of the most 'crowded, but where I assure you that you can make beautiful discoveries.
You can visit the beautiful Niagara Falls, the most 'highest in Europe, here you can also do activities' like rafting and other adventure sports.
Lake Piediluco, federal center of boating. The low
Valnerina, with some villages that still retain the look and tranquility 'of times long past and beautiful artistic and architectural treasures such as the Abbey of St. Pietro in Valle Ferentillo. In this area you can also find in addition to romantic surroundings, local traditions and cuisine.
Narni, the closest 'medieval inspired the title of the Chronicles of Narnia, with the fortress and the bridge of Augustus and the Race of the ring, a charming medieval festival that takes place between April and May.
The ruins of the city 'Roman Carsulae immersed in a beautiful natural environment.
In less than an hour then you can reach Orvieto, Spoleto, Perugia, Assisi, Norcia and other major tourist centers of Umbria.
Also during the summer in many villages of the area are held medieval fairs and festivals where you can eat local dishes at very affordable prices.
For more information about the other things to see and do, medieval feasts, festivals and so on. etc.. You can check here: http://www.ilcollediscipio.it/
as a base for visiting Umbria I recommend you come to Collescipoli, a small medieval village between Terni and Narni. Here is' a very nice hostel located in an old medieval house ... you will find very cheap prices treatment for B & B (from 35 € per person for 2 nights in family room), a comfortable and clean and above all a warm and friendly, cmq for more information, please see here: http:/ / www.ilcollediscipio.it / weekend.htm

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