Sagrantino wine and Ceramics in Umbria
Todi: history, art e nature; “the most liveable city in the world”.
“… il perfettissimo aere et salutifero di questa città, l’abbondanza di grani, preziosi vini, ottime carni e tutto quello che è necessario per vivere umano…”, Bando della Fiera di Pentecoste, 1562
“…Perfect and healthy air of this city, wheat richness, precious wines, best meat and everything necessary for human living…”, Announcement of the Pentecost Expo, 1562
Montefalco: the “Bannister of Umbria” – history, art and tradition. The homeland of Sagrantino di Montefalco and Montefalco Rosso, wine excellence of Umbria.
Bevagna: it has the Bandiera Arancione (Orange Flag) and “most beautiful villages in Italy” certifications and it is known for the precious paintings produced since ancient times and for the reenactment of the ancient Gaite.
Deruta is the city of majolica. Here you can visit the oldest Italian ceramic museum that conserves the oldest document of this art dating back to 1290.