Cultural & Spiritual Routes in Umbria

Umbria’s network of cultural and spiritual trails weaves together art, history, and faith, offering an authentic journey through the region’s soul.

• Way of St. Francis
  The quintessential Franciscan pilgrimage, from La Verna or Rome to Assisi, linking villages, hermitages, and sanctuaries amid unspoiled nature.
• Via Francigena (Umbria section)
  The historic road to Rome crosses northern Umbria, with highlights in San Gemini, Acquasparta, and the shores of Lake Bolsena.
• Way of the Holy Face
  From Lucca to Manoppello, with an Umbrian branch between Città di Castello and Todi, showcasing sacred art and rolling hills.
• Saint Giles’ Way
  A path from Perugia to Spello via the Hermitage of Sant’Egidio on Mount Subasio, blending panoramic views and moments of prayer.
• Umbrian Sanctuary Route
  A series of stops at hermitages, abbeys, and minor convents – from Rivotorto to Santa Maria Assunta at Monteluco di Spoleto.
• Medieval Villages & Sacred Art Itinerary
  A cultural tour through Spello, Trevi, and Orvieto, with visits to Romanesque churches and intimate sacred-art museums.
• Way of St. Benedict (Umbria section)
  The southern extension of the Benedictine Way, from Norcia into Umbria’s heartland, where monastic serenity meets pristine landscapes.
• Umbrian Baroque Trail
  A circuit through Foligno, Spoleto, and Todi, admiring 17th‑century churches and palaces adorned by Baroque masters.