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Italy's green heartland, the lesser-known sister of Tuscany

Umbria is the lesser-known sister region to Tuscany, a union of verdant hills and valleys that maintain a sense of mysticism. A pure slice of Italy’s heartland, Umbria is secluded from any national borders or coastlines and is indeed the only peninsula untouched by the sea. Here you will find azure lakes, flowing rivers, and the tumbling Marmore Falls. Time stands still in its intriguing mediaeval villages, where elegant architecture and Etruscan walls are rivalled only by the arresting natural backdrops that precede them. The region’s black truffles are of international prestige and are plentiful throughout the year.

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Italy: The Guide

It is, quite simply, impossible not to fall in love with Italy. This is the place where locals will greet you with a warm “piacere”, slow morning cappuccini is not just a ritual but a cultural requisite, and almost every unassuming street corner you chance upon has a remarkably photogenic allure. Not to mention the verdant rolling hills and spectacular coastlines. Our luxury villas in Italy may be set upon a lavish private estate or sumptuously kitted out with Roman-style marble baths and original Venetian chandeliers. From the glamorous lakeside towns of Como and Garda in the north to the emerald mounds of Tuscany and Umbria in the centre and picturesque Puglia in the south, it could take a lifetime of discovery to truly unpick each wonder of Italy.

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