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View of Trasimeno

Castiglione Del Lago

Trasimeno

Passignano

Sunflower field

Trasimeno

Lake Trasimeno

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  • Walking Information

    Lake Trasimeno and the surrounding countryside are perfect for walkers, hikers and strollers. Below are a couple of suggestions that are worth trying whilst staying on the lake.

     

    Belveduto Walk | 12km | 6hrs

    The walk visits Medieval Castel Rigone and continues to the Poggio del Belveduto viewpoint. After lunch (not included) in an Agriturismo we return towards Passignano.

     

    Lake Panoramas | 4km | 2hrs

    By taxi to enjoy the panorama from San Vito church. The walk then takes us past farmhouses and ruined towers above the lake and back down to Passignano.

     

    Both walks involve reasonable transport costs.


     

Pricing and information shown above is for guidance only and may vary. Latest pricing is available when booking online or given locally by your Inghams representative. Prices on scheduled airlines vary almost daily, and may go up or down at any time before you book.

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Rome & The Tiber Valley

3 Centre Holiday

Explore the untouched beauty of the Italian countryside and the sights of the capital of Rome. The Tiber Valley (Umbria and Lazio) is relatively unknown areas of Italy that are waiting to be explored. Just south of Tuscany, Umbria has the same look and feel as its famous neighbour, however is not frequented as much by the avid tourist. The scenery that surrounds Lake Trasimeno is breathtaking with rolling green hills topped with the most recognisable Cypress trees. Whilst in Umbria you can explore the sites of Assisi and Perugia, and moving a little further south towards Rome is the region of Lazio, home to the beautiful lake of Bolsena, and an expanse of countryside which once seen is never forgotten. Relatively new on the list for tourists, Lazio and Bolsena remain quietly untouched, and are ideal for discovering a special part of Italy.

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