Secluded but at the centre of Umbria.
15 minutes away from Perugia and 30 minutes from Tuscany. Less than 2 hours north of Rome & south of Florence.

LE TORRI DI BAGNARA can be easily reached from the main roads. It is 4 km far from the E45 freeway (Orte-Ravenna, exit “Resina”), which is directly connected to the A1 motorway (Roma-Firenze) and A14 motorway (Bologna-Bari). The international airport of Perugia-Sant’Egidio is only 18 km far.

UMBRIA, THE GREEN HEART OF ITALY
Sometimes referred to as ‘the green heart of Italy’, Umbria is a small, hilly and fairly untouched region between Tuscany and Marche. The landscape is similar to that of Tuscany and combines austere Medieval architecture and stone farmhouses with gently rolling hills and rivers.

Lake Trasimeno is contained within the Trasimeno Regional Park, and serves as a seasonal home to many species of migrating birds, while the River Nera Regional Park contains the Marmore Waterfalls, the highest falls in Italy. There are a dozen or so hill towns, each resolutely individual and crammed with artistic and architectural treasures to rival bigger and more famous cities.

The most famous are Perugia, Assisi (with the extraordinary frescoes by Giotto in the Basilica of San Francesco), Orvieto, where the Duomo is one of the greatest Gothic buildings in the country, Todi, Gubbio (considered the most perfect medieval centre in Italy), and Spoleto.

Le Torri di Bagnara looks over a wide part of the Tiber Northern Valley, 18 km north of Perugia, at 300 m over the sea level. The Tiber Northern Valley is also called “Museum Valley” because of its beauty, art and culture. It is a fertile plain, entirely crossed by the river that flows for about 50 km from Perugia to Città di Castello, in the northern part of Umbria.

The landscape of the valley is surrounded by green mountains and hills dotted with castles, towers and medieval villages.

APPROXIMATE DRIVING TIMES
Thanks to its excellent geographical position, It is possible
to reach easily all the most interesting places of the region:
- Perugia – 15 minutes
- Lake Trasimeno - 25 minutes
- Assisi - 20 minutes
- Gubbio – 30 minutes
- Todi – 30 minutes
- Spoleto – 40 minutes
- Orvieto – 40 minutes

You can also easily visit important cities out of Umbria:
- Bologna – 2 hours
- Florence – 1,30 hours
- Ravenna – 2 hours
- Rimini – 2 hours
- Rome – 1,45 hours
- Siena – 1,5 hours

HOW TO GET HERE
Airplane: Perugia-S. Egidio international Airport about 18 Km – Rome Fiumicino Airport is at 2 hours by car distance

Car: Highway E45 (Orte-Ravenna) to Resina exit, km 87. Follow on state road S.S. Tiberina (going North) to km 89.7. Turn left in the direction of “Pieve San Quirico-Bagnara”.

LOCAL WEATHER
Umbria is a mountainous region with a Mediterranean climate; hot dry summers and cold winters. In recent years winters have been drier and summers have been slightly warmer with the holiday and vacation season starting in April and May. Umbria is a landlocked region with many lakes and rivers.

The Apennine mountain range acts as a barrier from the harsh weather of the Adriatic Sea and colder air form the northeast. The summer provides average daily temperatures of 73 degrees Fahrenheit.

The dry climate is perfect for vacationers who want to enjoy villas with pools and other outdoor activities.Umbria has a cold dry winter with the average temperature around 45 degrees. The cool winters provide a beautiful and romantic setting for the winter holidays.