Todi

http://www.bikeinumbria.it/strada/it/itinerari/medi/itinerario18.htm

https://www.touringclub.it/itinerari-e-weekend/in-umbria-un-tour-con-le-bici-elettriche-tra-spello-montefalco-e-bevagna

Curiosity…..

Bike lane Spoleto – Assisi: riding in the heart of Umbria

(Todi, Pantalla, Collepepe, Collazzone, San Terenziano, Frontignano, Todi)

http://www.bikeinumbria.it/strada/it/itinerari/medi/itinerario18.htm

The agritourism is located in the area crossed by the so-called “road of the mystics”, a path that windsthrough the places that recall religious figures of great importance for the area, that founded Churches and Abbeys

http://www.anticastradadeimistici.it/downloads/castles/itinerario4.pdf

https://www.facebook.com/stradadeimistici/

Montefalco

Montefalco is a small Umbrian village and renowned Umbrian town famous for its Cantine di Sagrantino, for its Museum and for the position defined by Gabriele d’Annunzio as the “railing of Umbria”.

https://www.tripadvisor.it/Attractions-g608939-Activities-c36-t132 Montefalco_Province_of_Perugia_Umbria.html

Bevagna

Bevagna is a beautyful medieval village and offers archaeological visits (Domus Romane) and architectural value. Remarkable, the event that takes place in June ” The Market of Le Gaite”

http://www.ilmercatodellegaite.it/

Spello

Typical medieval village with archaeological elements from Roman Era. There are many painting artistic presences in the various churches. (Baglioni’s crape paved with the splendid majolica of Deruta (1566). It is decorated with one of the most colorful cycles of frescoes made by Perugino (1501)

http://www.umbriaturismo.net/turismoumbria-it/piccoli-borghi/cosa-vedere-a-spello-bevagna/

https://www.touringclub.it/itinerari-e-weekend/in-umbria-un-tour-con-le-bici-elettriche-tra-spello-montefalco-e-bevagna

Assisi

40 km far froSaragano we see Assisi, the birthplace of San Francesco

Foligno

One of the “largest” cities of Umbria,it is 30 km away; pleasantly visitable, one of the few Umbrian cities on the plain! There are numerous architectural, artistic and religious sites of considerable interest, such as Palazzo Trinci and its Pinacoteca

The journey of “places of silence” is interesting

For information

www.museifoligno.it
www.turismovalleumbra.it
www.umbriacultura.it